Yamacoh 18Cm Ohitsu Sawara Wooden Rice Container Edobitsu From Japan

The Yamacoh 18Cm Ohitsu Sawara Wooden Rice Container Edobitsu is a traditional Japanese kitchenware piece designed to keep steamed rice fresh and delicious. Crafted from Sawara wood, known for its water resistance and natural antibacterial properties, this container ensures your rice stays in optimal condition for serving. Its elegant straight-grain pattern and copper ornamentation add a sophisticated touch to your dining experience.

Handmade using traditional methods in Japan, the Ohitsu features a slip-on lid that helps maintain the perfect moisture balance in your rice. Whether you are preparing meals for family or entertaining guests, this wooden rice container combines functionality with classic Japanese craftsmanship to enhance your kitchen and table setting.

• Product Material: Sawara Wood

• Manufacturer: Yamacoh Co., Ltd.

• Made in: Japan

• Made from durable and water-resistant Sawara wood with natural antibacterial properties
• Traditional Japanese craftsmanship preserving rice freshness and moisture
• Elegant straight-grain wood pattern with copper ornamentation for a refined look
• Slip-on lid design for easy access and optimal rice condition
• Compact 18 cm size suitable for household use

After cooking steamed rice, transfer it into the Ohitsu container to keep it warm and fresh. Use the slip-on lid to cover the rice and maintain moisture. When cleaning, rinse the container with hot water and avoid using harsh detergents. Remove any resin sticky residue with vinegar or ethanol if needed. Dry the container thoroughly in a cool, well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight to prevent cracking or damage to the copper ornamentation.

Clean the Ohitsu container by rinsing with hot water only; avoid using harsh chemicals or detergents. If resin residue appears, gently remove it with vinegar or sterilizing alcohol. Always dry the container in a cool, well-ventilated place away from direct sunlight to prevent cracking and preserve the copper accents. Do not soak the container for extended periods and avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures.