Nagao Hakaku Teaspoon 13.2cm 12-piece set Stainless Steel Dishwasher Safe Commercial Use Made Japan

Hakaku Cutlery Series. I would like you to divide the displayed price by the number of items. This product likely would not have been planned if not for January 2 024. Due to significant shifts occurring globally, everything is continuing to rise in price. No one knows where this will ultimately land. Therefore, let’s stop predicting the future aimlessly. Eventually, this text will become a thing of the past, and the present will be etched into history, or perhaps forgotten. It’s frustrating. It feels harsh. In times like these, "cuteness, fun, and happiness" should be necessary, yet we are losing even the luxury of enjoying fiction. That is the current state of modern times. It feels like a story depicted within fiction. However, no matter how harsh the times may be, reality will continue from here. One cannot survive on air alone. In any case, there is a need to eat. This product meets the minimum necessary functions and operations. That is the Hakaku Cutlery Series. "What kind of items will come...?" A natural question. Of course, it cannot be good. However, it is not a poor-quality product either. It barely meets the pride that the creators and communicators possess. Instead of selling imported cheap products (which are now expensive), it is made by a cutlery manufacturer in Tsubame, Niigata. The upper models are sometimes adopted by top hotels and restaurants, and this affordable cutlery was created under the idea that "it’s acceptable to cut corners to this extent." Currently, it is necessary to explain specifically how far that goes. Below, I will list the details: *The thickness of each type is a few millimeters thinner. *The manufacturing process has been simplified, focusing on the polishing process. *The surface finish is not hand-polished but barrel-polished. *Packaging materials and labor costs have been significantly cut. That’s all. There have been products that could be sold at this price range for some time. However, we have not tackled this until now. Why? Because we were afraid to step forward and compromise. Ideals are important, and there is meaning in pursuing them. However, there are times when we cannot afford to think that way. Brand? What is that? A break from castles in the sand. Nevertheless, we will continue to express "cuteness, fun, and happiness" through kitchenware. However, for this product, we decided to sell items solely for the purpose of eating. As a