“Unexpectedly tongue” in Yaizu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, sells “Kuchidoke”, a high-class furikake that is often noticed in the media. This time, the high-quality furikake “Kuchidoke” is sold in Shizuoka’s traditional craft “Surugashi Lacquerware”. The sale period is until July 31, 2020, and the delivery will be after the end of November 2020.
It takes time to produce, but each one is carefully finished by a lacquer craftsman and a lacquer craftsman.
Melting feeling that you want to experience!
Appearance, texture, texture, aroma… It is completely different from the usual furikake!
In order to enjoy the melting texture in the mouth, it was important to cut it to a very thin 0.01 mm. It’s a micro world. It has been finely adjusted with the sensation of a skilled craftsman to achieve an extremely thin 0.01 mm. It is the source of melting melt.
The material used is the rare bonito flakes, which is said to be one in 10,000 bonito flakes, and is extremely thinly cut. All the seasonings are made using the secret sauce of natural materials, and all the processes are finished by hand so that you can fully utilize the taste of the materials.
Traditional craft "Surugashi lacquer ware", "Surugaki makie" Red Fuji
I put it in a container of “Suruga lacquer ware” and “Suruga makie” which are traditional crafts of Shizuoka. A lacquer craftsman paints many times, and a lacquer craftsman paints red fuji on it. Traditional techniques are concentrated.
In Japan, lacquer has been used since the Jomon period. It was the construction of Asama Shrine that led Lacquerware to take root in Shizuoka. Lacquer was collected from all over the country, and then the tradition of lacquer took root and became known nationwide as “Suruga lacquerware.”
In this “Akafuji,” the surface is hardened, grounded, undercoated, and intermediately coated, and then applied multiple times to give a black luster. Also, the inside is painted to show the warmth of the wood.
From Shizuoka, we provide manufacturing that makes you feel the tradition of lacquer that will stand out as you use it for a long time in your life.
Maki-e refers to a lacquerware that is painted with lacquer, such as lacquer, and sown with gold and silver powder, to draw pictures and patterns.
By combining traditional techniques with today’s sensibilities, we were able to make use of them in everyday items.
Suruga Makie brings genuine sensibility to everyday life.
“Red Fuji” where the sacred mountain Fuji reflects the sunrise.
The power and excitement of Mt. Fuji felt by Hokusai is expressed in a picture of Masaki Suruga.
The reason why "Kuchidoke" with lacquerware was born
Seven years have passed since “Japanese food” was registered as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. As a person involved in Japanese food, I want to pass on our technology and tradition to future generations, and I wish that the Japanese culture itself could be passed on to future generations.
We hope that this lacquerware will be an opportunity to let more people know the goodness of Suruga lacquer ware, which is a Japanese culture rooted in Shizuoka. Finally, I was able to shape it.
We would like to deliver traditional warmth and deliciousness to our customers.
Akafuji's high-class sprinkle with lacquerware "Kuchidoke" Overview
| Price: |
110,000 yen *Prices include tax. |
| Contents: |
Sprinkle “mouth” 30g x 2
Red Fuji Lacquerware |
| Application deadline: |
Until July 31, 2020 |
| Shipping: |
After the end of November 2020 |
＞Click here to apply
