Merii Kurisumasu!
Hello, friend. It’s that time of year again. I know, it can be tough to buy gifts for all the people you love. You want to give something that will really wow them, but it’s tough to find a gift with that kind of potential. That’s especially true when it comes to kitchen and tableware.
“Oh wow, this mug is so… nice.” “Oh my word, you got me more kitchen gadgets that I don’t know how to use and now I need to store some place and never use? Thank you that’s amazing!”
But, we at Globalkitchen Japan have a secret weapon: import kitchen and tableware from Japan. How many people are looking at cups and pots from Japan? Not too many! You have the element of surprise on your side!
This Christmas, shock and awe your loved ones by showering them with the unique and beautiful culture of Japan through kitchen and tableware. And don’t be afraid to pick something up for yourself, either!
1. Sori Yanagi Stainless Steel Induction Kettle
If you are searching for gifts for a tea or coffee lover, search no further. The Sori Yanagi Stainless Steel Induction Kettle is a beautiful kettle that can be heated on any stovetop, including induction stovetops.
See also: Sori Yanagi Cutlery
2. Noda Horo AM Kettle
Another of our most popular products, the Noda Horo AM Kettle is an enamel-coated kettle that makes an excellent addition to any morning routine.
See also: Let’s Learn about Enamelware
3. ZERO JAPAN Teaware
ZERO JAPAN was a handsome line of teaware perfect for the tea enthusiast in your life.
4. Nambu Tekki Cast Iron
At Globalkitchen Japan, we love our cast iron. From cast iron kettles and casserole pots to takoyaki and medamayaki pans, our Nanbu Tekki cast iron collection has it all.
See also: A Guide to Iron Kettles and Teapots
5. Echizen Shikki Japanese Lacquerware
If you’re looking for some gifts that speak to the Japanese soul of that special person in your life, our collection of Echizen Shikki lacquerware is hard to beat.
See also: Praying For Our Girls on Hinamatsuri
6. Hikiyose Wooden Tableware
While it seems like Globalkitchen Japan might have a preference for metal, we love our wood, too. Wooden tableware makes a handsome substitute for plastic, especially for young children.
7. Marumi Yasuda Kawara Ceramics
Marumi Yasuda Kawara’s TSUKI and YUKI collections are gritty, handsome, modern lines of ceramics. Level up the meat-and-potatoes game for the Japan-lover in your life.
See also: Bringing Significance to the Occasion with Earthenware Ceramics
8. Seikou Ceramics
If you’re looking for ceramics, but with a classic Japanese touch, you’re in luck. With our Seikou collection of porcelain, a whole world of traditional Japanese motifs is at your fingertips.
9. Nousaku Tinware
Cast iron, wood, and ceramics are nice, but you’re looking for something different? Then consider giving the gift of glimmering, sleek tinware from Nousaku.
See also: Not All Sake Cups That Glimmer Are Gold. Some Are Tin.
10. Nagae Tinware
Nagae makes some unique tinware formed into the shape of Mount Fuji that is not only fun to use, but also makes a great shelfpiece.
11. Asahi Metalware
Our friends at Asahi make a wide array of copper, brass, stainless steel, and cast iron kitchenware that’s sure to impress.
See also: Feel the Cold with This Beer Tumbler
12. Edo Kiriko Glassware
If you’re looking for a gift for a delicate and classy loved-one, then the Edo Kiriko collection of glassware may be just what you’re looking for.
See also: Discover the beautiful Japanese glassware "Edo Kiriko"
13. Mount Fuji Collection
Mount Fuji is one of the greatest symbols of Japan. If you’re shopping for someone that loves Japan’s natural mountainous landscapes, have we got a collection for you!
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14. Heat Sensitive Cups
Pour hot drinks into any of these heat sensitive cups to unveil stunning designs hidden behind black silhouettes. Great for that quirky Japan-enthusiast in your life.
See also: Eye-catching Ceramic Cups
15. hiracle Sakura Porcelain
Cherry blossoms are a stunning and romantic symbol of Japan and youth. Have a young lady in your life that can’t get enough Japanese culture in her life? Then pick up any of hiracle’s Sakura porcelain pieces.
See also: Welcoming the Japanese Springtime Spirit
16. NiNJA knives
Boys like ninjas. Even if your son or grandson isn’t much of a Japanese culture kind of guy, he’s guaranteed to love these knives.
See also: Chop, Slice, and Dice Like a Ninja
17. Sayama Green Tea
If you’re picking up some teaware, you may want to buy some tea, too. Sayama green tea is a delicious, healthy tea perfect for the first cup in that new teacup.
See also: Savoring The Tea-Time Experience
18. Maneki Neko
Maneki Neko are a classic decoration that invites good luck and prosperity into you or your loved-one’s life. They’re pretty cute, too!
See also: Maneki-neko: A Guide to Japan’s Beckoning Cat
19. Furoshiki Gift Wrap
For any of the gift’s you’re giving, there is no better way to wrap them than with a furoshiki cloth.
See also: A Beginner’s Guide to Wrapping with Furoshiki
20. Gift Cards
Just can’t decide? Shower your loved ones with gift cards and wish them well on their journey through our vast catalog of import Japanese kitchen and tableware!
Merry Christmas Shopping!
Make this the year where grandma faints from excitement and the kids squeal with delight. The perfect gift is right here on Globalkitchen Japan!
