Description
Have you ever seen a chasen (bamboo whisk) like this one? This is a traditional coupled bamboo whisk made specifically for whisking the local batabatacha from Toyama and Niigata Prefectures. In Japanese it is called a "meoto chasen", literally "husband and wife tea whisk". Batabatacha is a post-fermented historical tea which is prepared boiled. Traditionally, it is served in a bowl with a pinch of salt and beaten into a froth using this particular type of chasen. If you enjoy batabatacha, this whisk may be worth trying out!
Note: A few batabatachas are available on Yunomi
- Furyu Batabatacha from Toyama Prefecture
- Itoigawa batabatacha from Niigata Prefecture (also by Seikoen)
Vendor Info
- Name: Seikoen Tea Factory
- Type: Tea Finishing Factory based in Northern Japan
- President: Yoshiyuki Matsuki
- Location: Ichinomiya 4-1-6 Itoigawa, Niigata 941-0056, Japan
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