"Edo octagonal chopsticks" from Nakajima, a lacquer art where you can grab the konjac horns

A 5-minute walk from Tsukishima Station in Tokyo, "Edo Octagonal Chopsticks" in Tsukuda, Chuo-ku, can catch octagonal and konjac horns.


Edo octagonal chopsticks are made by hand, one set at a time, using phantom blue ebony, red rosewood, genuine ebony, striped ebony, special rosewood, rosewood, and iron sword wood, and no chemical paint is used. In addition, maintenance such as reshaping chopsticks is free of charge.

Edo octagonal chopsticks, which are quite good prices, I always have a delusion that I want to buy them even on the anniversary day.