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Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer?s responsibility. Please check with your country?s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be before bidding or buying.
Jnat NOS ~1970 Ohira Suita 714g Japanese Natural Whetstone Sharpening Stone JAPAN b561
Thank you for your interest in my items.
I am selling a lot of used items from the Showa era (~1989).
Many of the mines have already been closed down and are now being molded and sold from a limited stock of raw stones.
For example, there are only a limited number of companies that store and sell rough stones from the Nakayama mine (including the Kato mine), but they are sold by companies that do not own the rough stones and use the "Nakayama" printing.
The "Nakayama Mine" (including the Kato Mine) that I sell is purchased directly from the rightful owner.
There are also vendors who sell grinding stones from China as "Sho-honyama".
Many of the used stones I sell are excellent stones that were sold during the heyday of natural grinding stones in Kyoto.
These stones were used by professional barbers, carpenters, and chefs.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask.
Thank you very much.
Description
This stone has excellent properties for
grinding razor blades, knives,
and carpentry tools (chisels,
planes, etc.).
It is not as easy to obtain a sharp and
long-lasting blade with a medium-hard stone as with a hard stone, but acquiring
this skill opens a new stage. Challenge yourself on your way to Takumi (=
mastery)!
#Comments:
We will deliver sophisticated skills and designs beyond the era of Japanese craftsmanship.
Please add it to your collection.
of Ohira Sho-Honyama