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Are you looking for authentic Japanese products or Japanese products-ish? We can find many Japanese traditional styles of products everywhere at a reasonable cost, which probably doesn’t affect product functionality.   So people purchase Japanese-style products, not authentic products when they find them in an online store or at a store.  Just because we have not enough expanded the full aspect of the Japanese Monozukuri spirit and assume people don't know about its value yet. People may also think that expensive products have excellent quality, and excellent quality product costs expensive. It may be true in some cases. What is Monozukuri: Monozukuri, alternatively spelled Monodzukuri, literally means 'production' or 'making of things in Japanese and is the Japanese term for 'manufacturing'. The broader meaning encompasses a synthesis of the technological prowess, know-how, and spirit of Japan's manufacturing practices. Enameled cast Iron Kettle This enameled cast iron kettle is 100% handmade in Osaka Japan at a reasonable cost, ONLY USD99.89!  Classic but stylishly shaped wares perfect for pouring Coffee and Tea.  Enameled cast iron kettle is made of high-quality enamel, Non-toxic and healthy, Solid construction, and Durable in daily use. Unique features of these enameled cast iron kettles: -A beautiful body form with a gooseneck to make it easy to pour coffee into the coffee pot like a professional -Stylish wooden lid  -Four different colors, Blue, White, Gray, and Black -Can be used for induction and gas stove   -Size: W26cm x H18.5cm x D14cm (10.5"x7.3"x5.5") -Capacity: 1.8L, recommended capacity is 1.3L      -Weight: 810gUsage:  -This enameled cast iron kettle is hand-wash only  -Not dishwasher and microwave safe.  Enameled Cast Iron Kettle with a gentle appearance that is handmade by craftsmen. The wooden lid emphasizes its gentle form. What makes this kettle special is that looks great on any stovetop or counter, this modern and gentle kettle will complement your kitchen. Great for entertaining and serving family and friends, the large capacity is perfect for making multiple cups of coffee or tea. How to order the Enameled Cast Iron kettle? Visit our product page at Enameled Cast Iron Kettle 1.8L.If you have not subscribed to our newsletter, please subscribe first before you place an order. You will get a 10% discount code for your first purchase. Please note that our product prices do not include customs charges or local taxes. You are responsible for paying any such amounts for your location. People love the Enameled Cast Iron Kettle  -I’m so excited about my new tea kettle!! Just ordered!! -Bought as a present - was very well-received. Excellent quality and true to photos and description. Very happy, and highly recommend the product and store!  -Used this enameled cast iron kettle for my coffee to perfection -Beautiful and functional   Web: https://omotenashi-square.com/Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/omotenashisquare_official/Visit us on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/OmotenashiSquare

Celebrating our first year anniversary!!Thankfully we are able to celebrate our very first anniversary. Introducing our TOP 7 selling products.

Our top seller item, Japanese calligraphy Nara fude!  You can find an authentic and the most important item among Japanese calligraphy items here at Omtenashi-Square, Nara fude. Check our product line up here.  We are one of the shopping site to provide Nara fude, and we are quite confident that it is rather difficult to get Nara fude items through other internet shopping sites, since we have reliable relationship with our partner, Akashiya Co, Ltd. founded in 1716AD at Nara Prefecture, Japan. They produce Calligraphy brush, ink but also calligraphy tools, paintbrush, ink painting brush, brush pen and quite recently a makeup brush too.  The writing brush, or fude, became an essential writing tool on the Japanese archipelago during the Kofun period. The origins of Nara fude are said to go back to the eighth century, when the introduction of Buddhism led to the establishment of places to copy the sutras. The hair for these brushes is taken from lambs, horses, the Japanese raccoon, or even cats. The shafts are usually made of bamboo, but are sometimes fashioned from wood. The selected hair is first boiled to remove any kinks and to soften. Enough hair is cut to the same length and bound at one end with a linen thread. This bundle of hair is then introduced into its shaft and fixed with an adhesive. The tip of the brush is either left as it is or is given a coat of gum or funori to bring the hairs together into a point. Each kind of brush, be it wide or narrow, has a purpose om calligraphy or painting. But whatever its purpose, it becomes an extension of the hand of the person using it, giving expression to their words and thoughts, and lending a distinctive style and expressive quality to the characters and images that it is used to write or draw.