Fishing tool "Loach getter" / Shino bamboo / Miyagi-JPN 330108-1
Fishing tool "Loach getter" / Shino bamboo / Miyagi-JPN 330108-1
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- Size / Weight
- approx.⌀9.5xH45cm/100g (⌀3.74"xH17.72"/3.53oz)
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Note
The sizes shown above are the middle of the total quantity of items we receive, and are only a rough estimate.
Also, external dimensions are provided.
Some of them may be 2-3 cm (1inch) larger or smaller than the sizes indicated because they are handmade using natural materials.
If you have a specific place in mind where you would like to store the item, please order it with enough space to spare.
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Caution
Please be careful not to damage your body or clothing with sprinters.
For all materials, please store in a well-ventilated place and avoid storing in cupboards, etc. as much as possible.
When storing, it is best to avoid direct sunlight and to place them in an elevated place where moisture does not accumulate.
If the product gets wet from rain or water, wipe it off with a dry cloth and dry it well in the shade or indoors in a well-ventilated location.
Regular brushing with a scrubber or brush is recommended to prevent dust accumulation.
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Shipping
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How to care
These products are made from all-natural materials and if taken good care of they will last for dozens of years. Products made of natural materials also change beautifully over time.
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If you see this distinctive shape, most people will know it, this is a fishing tool.
First, you put bait in this basket and throw it into a stream. When you come back to check later, eels and loaches will be in there without you knowing it, looking for bait. It is a very convenient and attractive fishing tool.
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This is an ancient tool that takes advantage of the habit of eels and loaches to enter into narrow places.
In Japan, baskets were made in so many places
that their names changed from region to region.
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Since it is intended to be used in a river and furthermore has a smooth outer skin on the inside,
there are parts of the outside that are roughly made.
Please be careful to avoid splinters.
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These simple tools made of Shino bamboo indicate that not only children but also adults enjoyed nature in the past.
The bait that is put inside seems to vary from region to region and from person to person.
Some people put crushed shellfish, shrimp, worms, and even bread.
You can have fun with a variety of bait as long as you don’t pollute the river.
Why don’t you go back to playing with old-fashioned bamboo fishing tools once again?
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In addition, according to the experience of those who have used it,
the basket itself can be stolen in the river.
Please be careful about this as well.
Some people use them as lampshades, objets d’art, flower vases, and stage props.
We hope you will enjoy these authentic tools
that have been used since ancient times from various angles.
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— Lightness and Softness, Shino bamboo work in Miyagi —
In the Iwadeyama district of Osaki City, located about 50 km north of Sendai City in Miyagi Prefecture,
basket and colander making is said to have started as an in-house occupation of samurai families during the Edo period.
They were made using the supple thin bamboo called “Shino bamboo”,
which grew wild in the area, for tools for daily life and for professional use, depending on the purpose of use.
At its peak, more than 80 types of baskets and colanders were made,
but with the passage of time, the variety and production has drastically decreased,
and only a few elderly people make simple, old-fashioned colanders and baskets using only Shino bamboo.
Miyagi Prefecture’s shinodake work is known for its lightness and softness,
making it very easy to use in the kitchen on a daily basis.