Sakura Kensui Chakoboshi Tea Waste Container MATERIAL_Tin It is one of the

It is one of the classic patterns and is found on many Japanese tableware

The exterior has a slightly rough texture

which is thought to mean long-lasting relationship

there may be individual differences in shape and color

making it popular in restaurants across Japan and beyond

Sakura Kensui Chakoboshi Tea Waste Container MATERIAL_Tin It is one of theThis chakoboshi tea waste container is made by Yatsuyanagi, a cherry bark work manufacturer based in Akita Prefecture. The cherry trees used for Akita cherry bark work are mainly wild cherry trees from the Tohoku region, known for their durability and natural beauty, cultivated in a harsh climate. The chakoboshi is traditionally used in sencha tea practices. It serves several purposes during the brewing process: 1. To discard the hot water used to