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Hangiri & Shamoji
Hangiri is the wooden bucket intended to receive rice, immediately after cooking, when making sushi.
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Hangiri & Shamoji
The Ohitsu is a wooden bucket used by good Japanese restaurants, and particularly those specializing in sushi. The main function of this container is to keep the steamed japanese rice warm for a long time. Rice connoisseurs and sushi masters still use this tool today.
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€300.00
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€90.00
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Hangiri & Shamoji
Hangiri is the wooden bucket intended to receive japanese rice , immediately after cooking, when making sushi.
Ohitsu and Hangiri bacquets (vats) are handcrafted products. No glue is used, so the wood shrinks...
€90.00
(1 review)
Hangiri & Shamoji
Hangiri is the wooden bucket intended to receive japanese rice , immediately after cooking, when making sushi.
Ohitsu and Hangiri bacquets (vats) are handcrafted products. No glue is used, so the wood shrinks...
€90.00
(1 review)
from €130.00
Hangiri & Shamoji
Precious wood shamoji
Shamoji is the Japanese spatula used especially for brewing and serving rice or brewing sushi vinegar with rice.
€130.00
Hangiri & Shamoji
Precious wood shamoji
Shamoji is the Japanese spatula used especially for brewing and serving rice or brewing sushi vinegar with rice.
€130.00
€12.50
(3 reviews)
Hangiri & Shamoji
Shamoji is the Japanese spatula used especially for brewing and serving japanse rice or brewing sushi vinegar with rice.
€12.50
(3 reviews)
Hangiri & Shamoji
Shamoji is the Japanese spatula used especially for brewing and serving japanse rice or brewing sushi vinegar with rice.
€12.50
(3 reviews)
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location_onNishikidori
140 rue Georges Guynemer
ZAC de l'Aéropôle
44150 Ancenis
France
140 rue Georges Guynemer
ZAC de l'Aéropôle
44150 Ancenis
France
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