Why Japanese Iron Kettles Are So Expensive | So Expensive

[@musicjunkie1089]

5:06 'Ma-ma desu' DOES NOT TRANSLATE TO IT IS QUITE GOOD. It actually means, "It's alright." Shotaro is a VERY modest man with such a refined craft. Shotaro-san, Kampai

[@suyarin_cho]

Wow, so they made my tetsubin! I've waited for a year before I received it but it worth.

[@ChristinaQueenHeart]

My Mama just bought me one of these on her trip. They are so heavy and beautiful!

[@Karudan09]

Link please

[@Chata2319]

Excellent video and great information.

[@ihavelegs]

I would like to purchase his kettle but cant find any link to his shop

[@123ChrisG]

Look for Kamasada Cast Iron Kettle

[@readymadekhane8247]

so besides Enamel coting too look out for in cheap knockoffs anything ells I should look out for???

[@123ChrisG]

The only way you can guarantee it will be good quality is buying from an authentic reputable brand or pot maker.

[@clay2889]

japanese things are always so premium

[@musicjunkie1089]

Where's the link for some Wabisabi from these guys?

[@Harem__King]

If you don’t know you don’t deserve such a masterpiece 😤

[@grezdh]

@Harem__King 🤔 You're partially right, but how can we 'normal' people who genuinely want a piece of authentic Japanese art know where to buy it and if it's legit? 🤔 #ArtEnthusiast #AuthenticityMatters

[@paranoidhumanoid]

Stunning!

[@poojachandan3284]

Where to buy this in india

[@BilalKhan-ng3ex]

If these are made of iron, won't putting water in it and boiling it cause it to rust?

[@HRM.H]

Thats the whole idea behind using iron. Taste. Its been proven safe for consumption

[@belialbradley222]

Rust is prevented through following the care instructions. Empty the kettle and warm it up again to evaporate the water.

[@johngibson7307]

​@@belialbradley222yup this guy knows his stuff cast iron is a fantastic material for cooking

[@nephrite_house]

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