I've been carefully keeping this, intending to use it someday, but I can't use it now that I have an IH [induction heating] stove... Currently sold for 4,400 yen. 63 Roku-san Hojiki Tokoname Roaster, Tokoname ware, Made in Japan, Ceramic, Tea Leaves, Roasting, Hojicha Second and third flush teas can be transformed into fragrant tea?! Warm the empty roaster on the stovetop. Heat it for about a minute, until you feel the heat when you hold your hand over it. Turn off the stove, and add the tea leaves. Reduce the heat to low, and shake the roaster slowly in a circular motion, making sure the tea leaves rotate to avoid burning them. Roast the tea leaves, checking their color until they turn evenly brown. Be careful as they burn easily. You can pour the tea leaves out from the tip of the handle. Pour hot water directly into a teapot, wait about 30 seconds, and then pour into a teacup. If you heat the roaster for too long, the tea leaves will burn. The first time, about 1 minute is a guideline, and about 30 seconds for subsequent times. Since smoke will be produced, be sure to ventilate the area when using. The handle will get hot, so please use oven mitts. Besides tea, it can also be used for beans, sesame seeds, salt, ginkgo nuts, etc. POLER, Poler POLER Mug, Poler Mug GO OUT, Go Out My Room, ENTREX, TODAY'S SPECIAL MOMO natural Masculine interior, porada, NITORI, IKEA, Seria, The North Face, Patagonia, UNIFLAME, Snow Peak, PUEBCO, HIGHTIDE Village Vanguard, Truck Furniture, Pacific Furniture, Ron Herman, RHC, niko and..., niko and..., A&F, BEAMS, American Vintage, Mexico, JOURNAL STANDARD FURNITURE ACME Furniture, Conran Shop DULTON, ACTUS, SLOW HOUSE, Studio CLIP IDEE, IDEE, MUJI