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Hamidashimono Authentic Japanese Chopstick Set
What's in the box? A bundle of 25 cypress chopsticks hand-selected to make use of every spare piece of Japanese wood.
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What's in the box? A bundle of 25 cypress chopsticks hand-selected to make use of every spare piece of Japanese wood.
Product Specs:
Dimensions: height: 27 cm, width: 11 cm, length: 11 cm, weight: 461 g
This kit includes:
50 x Hamidashimono chopsticks
1 x Higonokami Brass whittling knife
10 x sandpaper
1 x cedar chopstick holder
25 Washi Koubou hand made paper bands for wrapping chopsticks
A red hanko tenugui.
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Shipping policy
All orders are processed from 1 to 2 business days (excluding weekends and holidays) after receiving your order confirmation email. You will receive another notification when your order has shipped.
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International Shipping
We offer international shipping. Our international shipment framework adheres to the standards outlined above ( tracked, express).
How do I check the status of my order?
When your order has shipped, you will receive an email notification from us which will include a tracking number you can use to check its status.
If you haven’t received your order within 4 business days of receiving your shipping confirmation email, please contact us at hello@yeabuddy.co.uk with your name and order number, and we will look into it for you.
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Refunds, returns, and exchanges
We accept returns up to 30 days after delivery. If the item is unused and in its original condition, we will refund the full order amount minus the shipping costs for the return.
In the event that your order arrives damaged in any way, please email us as soon as possible at hello@yeabuddy.co.uk with your order number and a photo of the item’s condition. We address these on a case-by-case basis but will try our best to work towards a satisfactory solution.
If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to contact us at hello@yeabuddy.co.uk.
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Hamidashimono's story
A 500 year tradition
Sen Rikyū, founder of wabi-sabi and 16th century monk, carved chopsticks for his guests using wood from a town named Yoshino to make mealtime more sociable.
Today, Yoshino's chopsticks are shipped to Tokyo while the leftover wood from manufacturing - Hamidashimono, in Japanese - is thrown away. That's why the company, Hamidashimono, came to be - to put every spare splinter to use. A box of Hamidashimono is an ode to sustainability and also to the foundations of Japanese culture and philosophy.

Get a load of this treasure chest
Within the handmade, red hanko-tenugui-wrapped box, stand 50 pieces of wood (that's 25 sets of chopsticks - maths), a Hiragano carving knife, traditional Okada Mafu sandpaper for smoothing out your new food-grabbers, and handmade paper Obi (belts or paper bands) to wrap the chopsticks for a picture-perfect finish. Are you even a Japanophile if you haven't carved your own chopsticks with a Hiragano penknife?
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About the creator
A business created for a simple purpose
The project was given life by three determined designers: Jan Chipchase, James Gibson and Eko Hayashi. While doing research in Yoshino, Nara, the team was drawn to an unassuming building on the river's edge. They approached the owner, Kitamura-san, who agreed to begin working with them to put his leftover timber to use, after nearly half-century as the head of the bespoke chopstick factory.
Together, the team at Hamidashimono sends a simple yet important message about the environment and culture: be respectful, be responsible, and connect with others who feel the same.