It is a nail file made in Nigata, Hiroshima Prefecture which is the production area of files. Because it has blades from three directions, it can be shaved smoothly from any direction without breaking the cells of the nail, so it prevents nail cracking. It is an excellent nail file that can obtain sufficient cutting power and a smooth finish at the same time.
I am very happy with the qualities of all of the products. Every details are at the top quality of world standard.
Shipping fee is also very reasonable. The products have arrived smoothly using just 2 days. Thank you for offering such wonderful service! L.T. from Taiwan
I have received the order and they are in perfect state! I love everything In the order and also the English instruction included, especially the Inban Chopstick Rest which are really cute! Great that you have bring in the high quality Japanese products and really appreciate that.
K.H. from Hong Kong
I am very pleased with all the products I have bought from Shokunin. They are consistently of the highest quality, beautifully made and a pleasure to use. Thank you very much.
S.G. from UK
I have received my products now and am very satisfied with everything. Thank you for the great service.
A.H. from UK
This item is usually shipped in 3 business days. We will inform you of the estimated shipping date if shipping is delayed due to a shortage.
A top-class nail file that is very popular as gifts among entertainers, nailists, bodywork therapists, and others who use their "fingertips" for their professions. Made through processes of megiri, deflashing, sandblasting, and seal-impressing. Please have a look at the production video as well.
Size: About 50.7x18x1.5mm
Material: Stainless Steel
Price: 3,800 JPY
Wataoka
Founded in 1867. Wataoka is a representative company in Nigata, Kure City in Hiroshima Prefecture, a place known as one of the largest production areas of files, producing 95% of the whole file production in Japan. Wataoka works on product developments as to find a new way to use nail files, and to pass down the technologies of Nigata files to the next generations.
