Yoshitsune Nabe (made of Nambu ironware) For 4 people Although it is an unused item, it has small scratches due to long-term storage (image 16), so please understand. You can enjoy a hot pot in the center pot. Each person can grill meat on the surrounding four iron plates. This is the Yoshitsune Nabe. The thick iron casting provides stable heat distribution, high thermal conductivity and heat retention, and is ideal for grilling because the oil blends well. You can also easily consume iron, which tends to be deficient, by cooking in an iron pot. Nambu ironware becomes more familiar with oil the more you use it, and with proper care, you can use it for a long time. The four iron plate grilling sections are sloped, and excess fat from grilling meat falls into the recessed part below. You can enjoy yakiniku and hot pot or mizutaki at the same time. You can also enjoy yakiniku with a private feel by grilling your favorite ingredients at your own pace on the four divided iron plates. It can also be used outdoors. [Product size] Outer dimensions: Height: 330 x 330 x 50 Inner pot: 140 x 140 x H50 * You can enjoy mizutaki and yakiniku at the same time. * Instruction manual and the handle for the mizutaki pot are included. (Episode) It is said that this pot was made with the motif of a passage in which Minamoto no Yoshitsune and his party, when they were fleeing to Hiraizumi, Iwate Prefecture, captured wild birds and cooked them using a helmet as a substitute for a pot. I think it has expired, but it seems that it was a product that had patents in Japan and the United States.