Tsubamesanjo Regional Industries Promotion Center

Cookware and Tableware

Japan , Niigata

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Cookware and Tableware

Liroco Cocotte (Niigata Investment Casting Co., Ltd.)

This is the first cast iron pot with a "steam vent" to control steam. By opening the steam vent, it is possible to cook with high heat without spills, and by closing it, it is possible to cook slowly without releasing moisture.

https://lhirondellefort.jp/

Matte Finish cutlery (TM Co., Ltd.)

The surface is matte with fine steel particles and then blackened to create a luxurious feel. The matte finish gives it a rustic feel. The blackening process uses a very thin film, allowing for a black finish while retaining the texture of the metal.

https://96bst.com/

Waiwai Kitchen - Kitchen tools (NAGAO)

Charming self-standing kitchen tools with a smiley face. Not only adorably cute, but also highly practical items such as butter knives, cocktail stirrers, and self-standing cutlery.

https://www.n-nagao.co.jp/

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