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Hasami Ware Six-inch Shallow Noodle Bowl 18.5cm

SKU: H07-04380

¥3,300

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Hasami Ware Six-inch Shallow Noodle Bowl 18.5cm - Celadonについてお問い合わせ

The Golden Ratio of "Shallowness" Chosen by Renowned Kitchens. Hakusan Porcelain's Long-Selling "Rokushun Asamen-don (18.5cm)" Changes the Look of Udon and Ramen.

Among the many donburi bowls, we, as tableware specialists, confidently recommend Hakusan Porcelain's "Rokushun Asamen-don," made in Hasami Town, Nagasaki Prefecture, as "the one to use for your everyday noodles." At first glance, it appears to be a simple vessel, but there is a solid reason why it continues to be a favorite not only for daily home use but also in "professional settings" such as discerning udon and ramen shops.

Specialist Staff Experience and Feel the Reliable Quality and Durability

When you hold it, you immediately feel its exquisite weight of approximately 600g. Because it is a dense porcelain carefully fired at a high temperature of about 1300℃, it offers superior stability when placed on the table with soup poured into it. The surface has a lustrous gloss finish, and when you run your finger over it, you feel a pleasant, smooth texture. In addition to its pleasant mouthfeel, stubborn oil stains from ramen and other dishes can be removed with just a quick wipe of a sponge. This "ease of care" and "resistance to chipping" dramatically lighten the burden of everything from intense commercial washing to daily household chores.

"Shallow" Design Makes Everyday Dishes Look Better

Its greatest appeal is its form with a wide mouth and deliberately shallow design, measuring "18.5cm in diameter x 8cm in height," which is wider than typical donburi bowls. This exquisite shallow depth prevents ingredients from sinking to the bottom of the soup, allowing green onions, soft-boiled eggs, char siu, and plenty of champon vegetables to beautifully float on the surface. With a full capacity of 1250ml, it comfortably holds a single serving of noodles and soup, and simply serving in it creates an appetizing "donburi face" that looks just like it came from a specialty shop.

Functionality That Caters to Both Professional Kitchens and Home Dining Tables

It is compatible with microwave ovens and both commercial and household dishwashers, allowing you to reheat cooled soup without hesitation. (Please refrain from using it in the oven.) Color variations include soft "Celadon," beautiful deep black "Tenmoku," and crisp "Hakuji Sendan" (white porcelain with a ridged pattern).

There is a definite reason why it has been loved at dining tables and in restaurants for so long. As specialists, we would like to propose this bowl first and foremost to those looking for a "truly convenient and long-lasting vessel."

There may be slight variations in color, painted texture, and weight for each product. Also, some products may have small black dots (iron powder) visible on the surface or glaze drips, but these do not affect the quality.

Size W18.5cm x L18.5cm x H8cm
Product Weight 600g
Capacity (Full) 1250ml
Material Porcelain
Texture Glossy, smooth
Production Area Japan / Nagasaki Prefecture
Maker / Brand Hakusan Porcelain / Hasami Ware
Specifications
  • Dishwasher: ○
  • Microwave: ○
  • Oven: ×
  • Freezer: ○
Remarks

May also be listed by other stores as "Hakuji Sendan Tenmoku Seiji Seihakuji 6寸浅めん丼"

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Frequently Asked Questions

If your total purchase amount is 11,000 yen (tax included) or more, domestic shipping within Japan will be covered by us (free shipping). For more details, please see "Payment & Shipping."

Within Japan, deliveries are expected in 1-2 days from the shipping date. Please note that delays due to severe weather conditions are beyond our control.

Yes, we do. Please purchase the "Special Gift Box and Noshi" along with your product. We can prepare various Noshi (gift envelopes with decorative paper strips) according to your needs, such as for wedding celebrations, housewarming gifts, or internal celebrations, including the "Omote-gaki" (occasion title) and "Na-ire" (recipient's name).