TOGI Professional Made in Radish Cheese Stainless Steel Hook Master Craftsmanship Grater, Japan, Tsubame-Sanjo [Ultimate Flavor] Grater, Grater, Type,

[◆The ultimate sharpness created by 60 years of history and craftsmanship] This is an exquisite product that embodies the techniques of a long-established company with over 60 years of history in Tsubame-Sanjo, Niigata Prefecture, one of Japan's three major cutlery towns. The molds that form the foundation of the blade are truly a culmination of experience and skill, and their manufacture always requires the skill of a master craftsman. The "honmetate" (true sharpening) is meticulously crafted, with each blade carefully adjusted one by one, showcasing the experience and skill of the craftsman. It is finished with soul and care. Cooking is essential for life, so we aim to create tools that bring happiness to those who use them, rather than just special tools. 【◆Patented Technology for Easy Grating】 Unlike typical flat radish graters, this grater is designed with an ergonomic angle of the grating hand and arm in mind. This reduces strain on the arm, allowing you to grate ingredients with minimal effort. 【◆Grates while cutting fibers for delicious flavor】 Because the grater cuts the ingredients without crushing the fibers, nutrients are less likely to escape, and it produces smooth grated radish that retains moisture, allowing you to enjoy the original flavor of the ingredients. Grating with force will result in a coarser texture, while grating lightly will result in a smoother texture, allowing you to adjust the coarseness depending on the cooking method and ingredients. 【◆Smart storage with hook design◆Easy to clean with all stainless steel】 The hook fits bowls with a diameter of approximately 20cm (20cm is recommended, but it can be with bowls of various sizes. If it doesn't fit, we will accept returns, so please try it out.) so you can use your own bowls and plates at home with ease of use and in a stable position. Its slim design allows for storage in narrow spaces and it can also be hung on the wall. This stylish all-stainless steel radish grater will not detract from your interior decor. It is also dishwasher safe for hygienic use. 【◆A masterpiece crafted by skilled artisans, woven with history, recommended as a gift or for yourself】"Cherish masterpieces for a long time and enrich your life" The packaging features a modern mix design of Katsushika Hokusai's "The Great Wave off Kanagawa" from "Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji," and the packaging uses environmentally friendly materials. This radish grater, filled with the craftsman's dedication and history, is a recommended gift for someone special. An instruction manual with recipes by a registered dietitian and supervising chef Takei is included. 【◆Product Details◆Sincere Support】 Body size: H275mm x W95mm x D22mm Weight: 150g Material: Stainless steel We carefully inspect each product before delivery, but initial defects such as damage or stains may occur during transportation or packaging after inspection. If there is a defect, please contact the inquiry number included with the product. We will sincerely provide a refund. *Returns may not be possible from your purchase history, so please contact the inquiry number listed on the included warranty card. [About TOGI] I still remember the感動 (deep impression) I felt the first time I a Japanese-made knife. The sharpness, the refined design, I wanted many people to know about the wonderful skills of Japanese craftsmen and to have them as something close to them in their daily lives. "TOGI" was born from the desire to let people feel the goodness of traditional techniques created by hand. TOGI, a specialized knife brand, has surpassed 30,000 units in cumulative annual sales. Thank you very much for your attention. We would appreciate your continued patronage of TOGI and your support so that we can continue to connect with Japanese traditions. Finally, we sincerely wish you good health and happiness. Each piece is meticulously crafted by artisans in Sanjo City, Niigata Prefecture, one of Japan's three major cutlery towns, with careful adjustments made one by one.