Tabletop

Aesthetic appeal in traditional Japanese cuisine has always played a vital role, and the choice of tableware is just as important as the choice of ...

The Ainagashi series ceramics are a Mino-style ware from Gifu prefecture. Mino ware is one of the most famous types of Japanese pottery, with over ...

The exterior reminiscent of petals gives a lovely impression. With a smooth and glossy texture and a rough base appearing in places in the way to a...

Donabe means "clay pot" and is an essential cookware in Japanese homes. With a glazed interior and porous exterior, these casseroles are typically ...

Aesthetic appeal in traditional Japanese cuisine has always played a vital role, and the choice of tableware is just as important as the choice of ...

Toyo-Sasaki is the leading glassware company in Japan, especially for restaurants and bars. With their CC (Cold Cut) technique, they polish the cut...

This stainless steel tabletop pot can be used with the tabletop Konro grill for Shabu Shabu and other hot pot meals. It can also be used on its own...

Donabe means "clay pot" and is an essential piece of cookware in Japanese homes. With a glazed interior and porous exterior, these casseroles are t...

Called a matcha-wan, these large ceramic tea cups or bowls are typically used to make matcha green tea (with matcha powder and a chasen whisk).From...

Tetsubin or cast iron teapots will keep tea hotter for longer because cast iron conducts heat efficiently and distributes heat evenly. These teapot...

Called a macha-wan, these large ceramic tea cups or bowls are typically used to make matcha green tea (with matcha powder and a chasen whisk). From...

Tetsubin or cast iron teapots will keep tea hotter for longer because cast iron conducts heat efficiently and distributes heat evenly. These teapot...

Called a matcha-wan, these large tea cups or bowls are typically used to make matcha green tea with matcha powder and a chasen whisk.From matcha lo...