Fresh deliciousness to the dining table. Fried egg, hamburger, pancake, baked apple, Ajillo.
Please use it for parties and hospitalities, not to mention everyday cooking. As it is made of iron, the mini pan would become a help for a lot of users since it supplies iron, a content which most modern people lack.
A table-top mini pan, that considers the joy to eat and the health of users. Truly a masterpiece created by the caster, Rikucho Ogasawara.
Hello~ very nice~~. It’s good that you do your job very hard. Thank you~.
Y.C. from Taiwan
Well received the goods. They all look good. I can't wait to use them. Will come back again. Hoping Shokunin will be better and better :)
B.J. from China
This item is usually shipped in 2 business days. If it is out of stock, we will inform you of the expected shipping date.
Rikucho Ogasawara Mini Pan Popular
Suitable for wedding present and housewarming present. It is a long-seller, popular for more than 20 years. It's very small in size, so please check the size with a ruler before ordering the product. On rare occasions, it might have some flaw created through the production process (example). It comes with a pot stand of yakisugi. This video demonstrates its usage.
Size: About Ø14.5x23xH2.8-5.2cm (Mini Pan), About Ø14.5xH4.5cm (Lid), About 13x13cm (Pot Stand)
Weight: About 600g (Mini Pan), About 392g (Lid)
Cast Iron, Cedar
Available: Induction Heating, Oven
Unavailable: Microwave
Price: 6,000 JPY
Rikucho Ogasawara Mini Pan S
A palm-sized mini pan. Recommended as a plate for foods that go with sake, such as oiled sardine and nuts. The size is even smaller than the mini pan, so please check the size with a ruler before ordering the product. On rare occasions, it might have some flaw created through the production process (example). It comes with a pot stand of yakisugi.
Size: About Ø11x17xH2.5-4.0cm, About 13x13cm (Pot Stand)
Weight: About 400g Material: Cast Iron, Cedar Available: Induction Heating, Oven Unavailable: Microwave
Price: 2,000 JPY
Rikucho Ogasawara
Produces Nambu Tekki which Rikucho Ogasawara, who was a representative at Ogasawara Foundry, designed. Even after Mr. Ogasawara passed away in 2012, ironware with beautiful design and that is deeply rooted in people's lives are continuously being made.
