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Kunzan Kobo Co.,Ltd.

Address Tsunagi Oirino Morioka City Iwate, JAPAN ZIP:020-0055
Representative Name Kenji Sasaki
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This is a representative shape of Nambu tetsubin [Nambu type]. It will be an unchanging shape that will surely be handed down in the future. Its history is that it has been used since the Edo period (1603-1868) as a sencha-tekimae (tea ceremony utensil). It is also very popular as a souvenir from Nanbu (Iwate Prefecture).
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SD item code:12336330

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Arail
霰(arare)
(T-20-B-arare)
(T-20-B-arare)

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1 pc /set Sold Out
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Namichidori
波千鳥(namichidori)
(T-20-B-namichidori)
(T-20-B-namichidori)

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Skin (hada)
肌(hada)
(T-20-B-hada)
(T-20-B-hada)

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S4
Hanabira
花びら(hanabira)
(T-20-B-hanabira)
(T-20-B-hanabira)

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S5
Cherry blossoms (sakura)
桜(sakura)
(T-20-B-sakura)
(T-20-B-sakura)

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S3
Unryu
雲龍(unryu)
(T-20-B-unryu)
(T-20-B-unryu)

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S7
Ume(ume)
梅(ume)
(T-20-B-ume)
(T-20-B-ume)

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Details
Item added on: 2024/10/17
Shipping Date
About 10 days
Dimensions
Capacity: 1.5 liters
Size:Diameter of bottom: 100 mm
Specifications
Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Material: Cast iron (interior: oxidized film finish) (exterior: baked finish of lacquer and ohaguro)
Package: Individual box

Description

This is a representative shape of Nambu tetsubin [Nambu type]. It will be an unchanging shape that will surely be handed down in the future. Its history is that it has been used since the Edo period (1603-1868) as a sencha-tekimae (tea ceremony utensil). It is also very popular as a souvenir from Nanbu (Iwate Prefecture).
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Estimated Arrival
Shipping Method Estimated Arrival
Sea Mail From Nov.26th 2025 to Jan.28th 2026
Air Mail From Nov.10th 2025 to Nov.12th 2025
EMS From Nov.7th 2025 to Nov.12th 2025
Pantos Express From Nov.11th 2025 to Nov.14th 2025
DHL From Nov.7th 2025 to Nov.11th 2025
UPS From Nov.7th 2025 to Nov.11th 2025
FedEx From Nov.7th 2025 to Nov.11th 2025
*Some delivery methods may not be available depending on the product or the weight.
*UPS and the UPS logo are trademarks that are used with permission by the owner, United Parcel Service of America, Inc. All rights reserved.
Notes

Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan.

For products that are not in stock, we take approximately 3 months to 1 year (2 years or more for iron sand products) from the date of order before delivery. We appreciate your understanding.

*Please be sure to read *.

*Beginning with a new product
After rinsing lightly, boil water 2 to 3 times.

*About the heat level
Use medium heat for both gas and induction heaters.
For IH heaters, use 600w-800w as a guide.

When using *, please shift the lid.
When boiling water, please shift the lid slightly to release steam.

*The lid knob and the hyun are "hot".
When transferring boiled water to a pot, etc., align the lids and pour the water into the pot while holding the knob with a cloth or other object.
Be careful with the lid knob and bail* as they are very hot.
(*When using an induction cooker, the bail generally does not get hot.)

*The bail is fixed.
Most tetsubin pots have a fixed bail. Please do not move it forcibly.

*Whenever you finish using it
Transfer the boiled water to a pot or other container, remove the lid, and let the residual heat dispel the water.
Do not leave hot water inside the pot as it may cause rust.
Use the [pot lid rest] as a place to put the lid while it dries in the residual heat.

*Cautions for use with a stove
While the stove is lit, the tetsubin can be left on the stove (be careful not to burn the stove empty).
When the stove is turned off, transfer the hot water from the tetsubin to the pot, remove the lid, and allow the residual heat to evaporate the water.
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