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Twinbird builds where 95% of Japan's flatware is made. Neither the toaster nor the coffee maker has a 120V version — ... Read More
Japan's version is a stovetop pie iron, not an electric press — so there is no voltage problem. The halves detach int... Read More
The classic bamboo mimikaki suits dry earwax — which almost no Westerner has. Here is which Japanese ear pick actuall... Read More
A cheap nail clipper crushes rather than cuts — that's why nails split. SUWADA in Tsubame-Sanjo and Kai in Seki make ... Read More
A paper knife turns opening mail into a small ritual. Hacoa noble wood, HORIE titanium, and Nikken Hamono's famous-sw... Read More
Nousaku tin rounds sake's rough edges. SUSgallery titanium keeps ice for hours. Edo Kiriko makes light itself part of... Read More
Disaster kits, medicine boxes, Noda Horo containers, bento boxes — Japanese-made tools that keep your home organized ... Read More
Pure copper's extreme thermal conductivity delivers unmatched cold — beer, iced coffee, Moscow Mule. Compare 4 top Ja... Read More
Brass starts gold and ages to warm amber. FUTAGAMI sand-cast bookends, desk trays, paperweights and hooks — made in T... Read More
Cold butter tearing your toast? Heat-conducting aluminum butter knives from Tsubame-Sanjo glide through fridge-cold b... Read More