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These serving chopsticks, which are thicker in the middle and tapering towards both ends, are perfect for use during gatherings or food preparation. They are highly recommended by many professional chefs for their practicality and design.
Both tips are thin, making these chopsticks excellent for using different ends for different dishes. They provide a convenient and stylish way to serve food at the table. When there are guests, they will enhance the impression of food presentation and hospitality.
DETAILS
Quantity | 1 |
Size | L 33 cm (13 in) |
Material |
Bamboo [Coating] Acrylic |
Microwave | No |
Dishwasher | No |
Maker / Brand
Yamachiku is a Kyushu-based manufacturer specializing in bamboo chopsticks. The region's warm climate provides ideal conditions for bamboo, with Kyushu accounting for about forty percent of Japan’s total forested area of bamboo. Since its founding in 1963, Yamachiku has remained committed to creating products that fully utilize this versatile material. While bamboo can be challenging to work with, the company’s deep knowledge and expertise have allowed it to craft durable, high-quality chopsticks with precision.

Crafts
Bamboo Crafts for a Cool Summer
Bamboo has been lovingly cultivated across Japan for centuries. Light, strong, and naturally cooling to the touch, it brings a quiet elegance and a refreshing sense of calm, perfect for long, sun-drenched summer days.
From chopsticks and tea ceremony tools to breezy baskets and bento boxes, bamboo crafts shape many essentials of Japanese life, especially in warmer months when simplicity and breathability matter most.
Growing to full height in just three months and maturing in three years, Japanese bamboo is a fast-renewing natural resource—quietly echoing the fresh, fleeting rhythm of summer.

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Cooking/Serving Chopsticks
Most Japanese families and Japanese restaurants use long, thin bamboo chopsticks for cooking to prepare Japanese cuisine. Especially for delicate dishes such as tempura, it is recommended to use cooking chopsticks instead of tongs, which can crush the crust.

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