Japan's Aizawa Kobo, which started out as a Stainless Steel lunch box, was founded in 1992 (the 11th year of Taisho). In its design and research and development, it uses high-quality metal materials and carefully considers each piece of foodware to reflect Japan's traditional centuries-old craftsmanship. In recent years, we have actively developed practical and beautiful kitchen utensils such as milk pots, teapots, and spoons, hoping to bring different "beauty of use" to consumers.