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Shakuzara: Large Party Dish (one of a kind)

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¥31,428
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A one-of-a-kind large dish that’s sure to add a little Okinawan flavor to every meal. ①Fish: A traditional Okinawan fish pattern, signifying...
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A one-of-a-kind large dish that’s sure to add a little Okinawan flavor to every meal.

Fish: A traditional Okinawan fish pattern, signifying prosperity and happiness.
Whale: A contemporary whale design to match the contemporary Okinawan pastime, whale watching.
Shell Ginger: The center of the plant, known as sannin in Okinawa, has long been a crucial part of people's lives. It’s used as a medicinal herb, to ward off evil spirits, and to wrap rice cakes and jushi (Okinawan style seasoned rice).

  • Diameter: 31cm
  • Depth: 5cm (2 fish design plate) or 2.5cm (other design plates)
  • Weight: 1,400g

 Caution: Only the 2 fish design plate is 5cm deep - all others are 2.5cm deep.

Please note:
1) Yachimun products are all lovingly hand-made, ensuring only the highest quality products are on offer. There may be slight differences in pattern, shape, and color, and products appear slightly different from how they are listed on our website.
2) Listed items are also being sold in the Yomitan Village and may be out of stock at the time of purchase. In cases where products are unavailable, orders may be canceled and refunded.

  • Microwave oven→ Usable
  • Oven → Unusable
  • Dishwasher →  Usable, but not recommended.
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