🍵 Nambu Ironware Oigen Tetsubin Kettle Maromi Arare H-143 from Japan Review

I searched for a long time until I found this unlined teapot. The quality is excellent. Works well on my gas stove to heat water for tea. Love it!

Fantastic. Not to mention the taste of the water. I consider this item an original gift or even better a high-end kettle for anyone who wants to make delicious tea.

I have been using this kettle for a month so far and I really like it, but you have to use it to boil water with tea to avoid rust and the seller is one great person. and he answered all my questions and i will buy another one later

Terrible came completely rusted, not to mention the handle is poorly finished. I don't recommend anyone remembering that you need to do some serious work to remove rust from that expensive kettle if you have a couple of old cast iron kettles and have been aware of the rust but this one is "NEW" and it was a real disappointment to get it!

I love this kettle. Read carefully before purchasing. It is cast iron with no internal enamel. Comes from Japan in a brand new box with original papers in Japanese. I didn't want a cheap fake. The delivery was very fast from Japan and was here in about 5 days. Doesn't drip. It holds 1200ml, which is more than a quart. I seasoned several times with boiling water before drinking. Beautiful and functional. Outlasts generations.

This teapot is very well made with no ceremony or embellishment. This is a utility pan with some rare lower quality patterns (e.g. not sharp or higher raised). The boiler works well and boils water quickly. Since I will not use this pot for 50 years and will pass it on to my children, I do not hesitate to use an induction cooker. and bring the water to a boil briefly) and bring the pan up to temperature more slowly. I did that and everything went smoothly. The pot emits only a slight smell of…