Final Product Unopened, 3 pieces Soup Spoon R45 Soup Kenjin Soup Spoon Yamazaki Kinzoku Kogyo R45 Cutlery Soup-Specific Spoon Made in Japan, also used at the Nobel Prize banquet. Cutlery like a work of art made by Yamazaki Kinzoku Kogyo "Soup-Specific Spoon" from the tableware manufacturer that handled the Nobel Prize banquet cutlery Soup Kenjin R45 "Soup Kenjin" is a new soup spoon that analyzes the spoon usage and eating habits of various people, and through repeated prototypes, embodies "enjoying soup more naturally and deliciously." This spoon is designed based on human factors engineering, considering the hand movements and mouth opening when eating soup with plenty of ingredients. It has an asymmetrical design specialized for a "45° from the front of the face" approach. We thoroughly researched the actions of people eating soup. It firmly assists "diagonally to the mouth," making it easy to eat soup with plenty of ingredients, and is a new spoon that embodies "enjoying soup more naturally and deliciously." Soup Kenjin R45 features a leaf-like design. Asymmetrical for right-handed users, with a large, protruding straight line and a three-dimensional shape that fits the lips more easily. Designed so that soup and ingredients are less likely to remain at the bottom of the spoon after eating. [Product Specifications] Soup Kenjin R45 183mm: 1 piece Material / 18-8 Stainless Steel Mirror Finish (Mirror Surface Finish) ・Dishwasher safe