These are the Japanese kitchen tools I use myself and keep in the shop. Plating spoons and tweezers from Tsubame, Wada and Yamazaki, kitchen scissors and nigiri basami, tongs, peelers, the Benriner mandoline, fish scalers and tawashi brushes.
Tsubame is a town right next to Sanjo that has made metal goods for generations. The finish on their spoons and tweezers is on a different level than what you normally find in a kitchen shop.
There are also magnetic knife bars in cedar and walnut here, and the JNS apron. If you are looking for something specific from Japan that is not on the page, email me and I will see what I can do.
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Yamazaki Hexagonal Spoon
DKK172.50From very Famios cutlery maker in Niigata, Yamazaki cutlery Very unique Hexagonal spoon that can be used for Curry, soup or tasting spoon Made in Tsubame Niigata Japan Material/18-8 stainless... -
Japanese Tamamoku Cedar Magnetic Knife Bar nr 16
DKK3,220.00Japanese Tamamoku Cedar, Very rare and most expensive wood in Japan I don't know how much i can get of that wood as it is super hard to find and get in Japan :( With Very cool 3d... -
Big Plating Spoon Holes Tsubame
DKK74.75Very Beautiful plating with holes, nice form and curves. With textured handle Made in Tsubame Niigata Japan Stainless steel length 225mm 50mm width -
Big Plating Spoon Tsubame
DKK74.75Very Beautiful plating or tasting spoon with nice form and curves. With textured handle Made in Tsubame Niigata Japan Stainless steel length 225mm 50mm width -
Japanese Tamamoku Cedar Magnetic Knife Bar nr 10
DKK2,875.00Japanese Tamamoku Cedar, Very rare and most expensive wood in Japan I don't know how much i can get of that wood as it is super hard to find and get in Japan :( With Very cool 3d... -
SS Stone Holder Spring Black
DKK287.50Very good stone holder made in Japan. Unlike other holders which look similar, this is constructed entirely of stainless steel with rubber and will not rust.Rubber and stainless steel construction... -
Senbudo Tongs 260mm
DKK172.50Stainless Steel Table Tongs Total length: 260mm Made in Niigata, Tsubame Japan -
Fish Tweezers Tsubame
DKK115.00I love to support Tsubame Sanjo products and what is made in Niigata So this is another thing that is made there :) Fish tweezers for removing bones Total length: 115mm Made in Niigata,... -
Palm TAWASHI Brush
DKK92.00Small Palm TAWASHI Brush Made in Japan It is used a lot in Japan to use it on your vegetables or to wash dishes or many other scrubbing jobs I use it also to clean my sharpening station and... -
JNS Japanese Apron
DKK287.50Japanese Made Denim Apron Made in Sanjo Niigata, and that what most of Blacksmiths use in Sanjo from a same maker Very simple Denim apron with large pocket on Front Total length... -
Etudou Kiridashi 210 mm
DKK690.00Kiridashi is usually used as tool to cut in wood or leather.But i find this fine and very precision blades to work super nice for other tasks in the kitchen too.They are super sharp as razors.This... -
Meuchi Eel Spike
DKK172.50Spike used to hold the fish (eel) when filleting them Can also be used to kill fish during ikizukuriMade in Japan Stainless steel measurements: Length: 150mm -
Japanese Shears
DKK345.00This beautiful and super Sharp Pruning Shears is made in Sanjo, Niigata. by Hyoutangorou Made with high carbon steel and razor sharp edge out of the Box. You can also use the in them for... -
Nigiri-basami Scissors Kurouchi 120mm
DKK310.50This unique scissors have spring action build into the handle they can be used for herbs or other small kitchen tasks. Blue 2 steel, san mai laminated blades and made with high carbon.Like all... -
Diawood Kitchen Scissors
DKK402.50Probably the best kitchen shears out there. They come apart for easy cleaning and sharpening. Theses scissors are great for cutting through crab shells, fish fins and chicken. The design of these... -
Fish Scaler
DKK172.50Fish scaler in brass, comes with a wooden handle. Total length: 175mm Made in Tokyo Japan

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