Robata Kit 1/Honke Shogo Yoshii Honke (Nakanoya) Fireworks Noju no Takumi Y00003

This is a kit that recreates a fire-starting tool that was used by ordinary people during the Edo period, and every family must have one. If you use this to start a fire not only in an old house with a fireside, but also when camping, it will definitely improve the atmosphere and mood. The bottom of the flint box is engraved with the words "Nojuku no Takumi." Hold a flint in your dominant hand and a kasugai flint in your other hand, and drop a spark directly below the charcoal. The difficulty level is a little high. ◆ Set contents ◆ - 1 piece of flint box (approx. 9 x 25 x 5 cm) - 1 piece of flint metal Kasugai type "Honke Watashi" with aging process It has been damaged from the beginning.・1 piece each of flint (chert) and flint (agate) ・Tinder (charcoal) ・20 pieces of wood (bundle of 10 pieces x 2) ・1 piece of flint bookmark *The flint box and flint are fired and filed with a burner. It is coated with oil stain and treated to change over time, so you can enjoy the taste of having been used from the beginning. *Notes on handling extinguished charcoal* It is extremely difficult to confirm with the naked eye that a spark has fallen on the extinguished charcoal in the firebox. This is because even if ignition cannot be confirmed on the surface, there are cases where ignition is actually ignited deep within. Once the spark ignites, press the extinguishing charcoal with the extinguishing lid for about 3 minutes to completely cut off oxygen. Then blow on the extinguished charcoal and see if you see any red flames. In that case, prevent a fire by stirring the extinguished charcoal and checking to see if there is any fire remaining deep down, not just on the surface. (With this in mind, it is easier to manage small amounts of extinguished charcoal.) Extinguished charcoal that has been completely extinguished can be used repeatedly.




Package size: ‎31.3 x 13.2 x 6.9 cm; 390 g
Package weight: ‎0.39 kg
Battery usage: ‎No