Hamaguri YMS-25-1024-7 70mm x 6 pieces, Hamaguri (Clam) Thank you for viewing. Measured with a digital caliper. Size has an error of ±0.1mm. ■Product Information These are rare Edomae Hon-Hamaguri (true clams) that are said to be almost extinct due to the reclamation of Tokyo Bay. These are Edomae Hon-Hamaguri collected within the 23 wards of Tokyo Bay. Even if they can be collected, the numbers are small, so they don't seem to be available in the market. They are clearly different in pattern and shape from the Chousen-Hamaguri (Korean clams) from Chiba Prefecture and Ibaraki Prefecture that are available in the market. ・Collected in Tokyo Bay within the 23 wards in 2024. There are some dirt and scratches. There may be other oversights. ・Disinfected, sterilized, and sun-dried. Please refrain from bidding if you are concerned about slight dirt, etc., as they are stored at home. ・There are some scratches on the shells. ・Please understand that these are natural items and bid accordingly. ・We can hold items and ship them together if you win multiple auctions, so please contact us. ・We have many other items for sale. ■Regarding shipping methods, we plan to use Yu-Packet (Neko-Pos). For combined shipping, we plan to use Yu-Packet Post or Yu-Pack. If you are using combined transactions, the shipping method and price will change, so please be sure to send a transaction message and determine the shipping cost before making payment. We will also hold items for you, so please consult with us when you first contact us. We weigh them using a household scale, so there may be some errors when taking them to the post office. We will not make any claims or refunds in such cases, so please understand and acknowledge this. We are not responsible for any accidents such as damage or non-arrival for shipping methods without insurance. No claims and no returns. Set of 6 cream-colored striped shells. - Model Name: YMS 25-1024 - Size: 70mm - Quantity: 6 pieces - Features: Set of shells - Color: Brown and cream stripes Thank you for viewing.