HOW IT'S MADE Traditional Japanese Handles with Hiroyasu Tatsumi | Kitchen Tools

On day 4 of my most recent trip to Japan, we went to meet Japanese traditional handle makers, Hiroyasu Tatsumi. Located in Sakai, Osaka prefecture, Japan, they have been making handles since 1927.

I was fortunate enough to not only be able to speak to the 4th generation handle maker, but film part of the process AND partake in part of the process.

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