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Eating your favorite ingredients with healthy way! Steam cooking is an integral part of Japanese cuisine. It is simple and healthy way to cook. The ingredients tend to retain more of their nutrients compared to cooking in water. This pot can be used for hot pot or others as well. It's simple and fast way to prepare your meal!  Enjoy with different type of sauce, dipping, dressing, melted cheese and many more way!  You can enjoy both cooking and eating at the table.   Because of far infrared radiation effectcooking time will be shorter and ingredients will have more texture and...

 No need to readjust the heat! Clay pots don’t heat or cool rapidly; instead, it steadily cooks the rice and gently steams it. Thus it’s the perfect cookware for cooking rice. Food in clay pots are cooked through far infrared ray, which cooks the rice nice and fluffy while still leaving each grain’s texture. This pot can be used for cooking stews and other dishes as well. Leave the rice in the pot for a minute/ or two longer to enjoy a layer of crispy fragrant rice. Brown rice & Takikomi Gohan can also be made deliciously as well. How to wash rice...

Made of durable ceramic, it is meant to be placed directly on a flame to cook one-pot dishes. It last years. Enjoy cooking with a group of friends and family with your favorite ingredients. Clay pots don’t heat or cool rapidly; instead, it steadily cooks the food. Food in clay pots are cooked through far infrared ray, which cooks the food with full of flavor.

Enjoy your donabe cooking. Clay heats evenly and maintains steady heat for uniform cooking, slowly heating the food to bring out maximum flavor. This Banko Yaki ware donabe has a lovely rustic design. It’s a single-lid style.  We love how its lovely look can easily take you from stove to table.

 Using gold to repair your memorable potery into new art. HITACHIYA USA is now opening for a drop off hub for Kintsugi_la._ This kintsugi art is an amazing way to repair your broken, memorable pottery and glassware.  If you've kept your memorable broken pottery or glassware in your drawer, try this amazing way to repair it into new art. For more information, please visit kintsugila.com or kintsugila@gmail.com.