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Takayama Chasen Bamboo Whisk Kazuho by Chikusendo

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From bamboo selected over years and carved with intuitive precision, the Chikusendō Chasen Whisk is a tool born from mastery. The Kazuho is a "70-prong" style whisk suitable for most Matcha uses.

Whisk Features

Nara, Japan

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Hachiku White Bamboo

Bamboo Type
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Takayama Chasen

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Handcrafted

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  • The Kazuho or the 70-prong chasen is a versatile tool that can froth up foam for a Usucha (thin-tea Matcha preparation), or conduct a powerful mix for a Koicha (thick-tea Matcha preparation). The thin handle makes it easy to handle.

  • As with all traditional whisk styles, “70-prong” serves as a guideline rather than a precise count—the actual number of tines may vary slightly depending on the bamboo and the artisan’s hand-finishing.

  • Free tracked delivery for shipping within Singapore. Read below for details on International shipping.

3 Facts - Chikusendo's Bamboo Whisk

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The Prestige of Chikusendō

Chikusendō stands among the most revered names in Japanese chasen craftsmanship. Their artisans hold the official title of Dentō Kōgeishi, or “Traditional Craftsperson certified by the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry”. This is a distinction given only to masters who preserve centuries-old techniques to the highest standards.
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Each Whisk is Different

At Chikusendō, no two pieces of bamboo are ever treated as the same. Each stalk has its own character, with its thickness, hardness, and even the way it responds to seasonal climate. A high-quality whisk is not created by following a fixed formula. The artisan must read the bamboo and adjust their technique, responding intuitively to the material.
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Only three whisks from a single stalk

The journey begins long before carving. Bamboo is harvested all at once between November and December, then carefully heated to remove oil before being sun-dried for a month. After that, it rests for two full years to stabilize. Even then, only bamboo with perfect balance, (neither too hard nor too soft) can be molded into a chasen. Minute flaws such as tiny chips in the tines disqualify a whisk entirely.  From a single stalk of bamboo, only about three whisks ultimately meet Chikusendō’s rigorous standards, something that no machine can replicate. 

Shipping and Returns

Free Tracked Delivery for shipping within Singapore

  • We provide free Singpost Tracked Delivery. We ship right from within Singapore—fast, with no uncertainties and local support. Your shipment will arrive 2-4 business days after we receive your order.
  • We do a complimentary upgrade to Speedpost or Ninjavan when the order size exceeds the Singapore Tracked Delivery dimensions.

International shipping available

  • Please find the details here.

Return Policy

  • We've updated our return policy - and increased it to a 10-day return policy. Please find details here.

Japanese Tea Travelers Program Eligible
  • Yes, this tea is eligible for the Japanese Tea Travelers Program by Tealife!
  • It's a free program for our loyal customers who have accumulative purchases of SGD $100. You'll receive an additional loose-leaf tea for each month you order.
  • We'll choose different types of tea from different parts of Japan. It's a great way to enjoy and learn about Japanese tea. Some will be from our shop, but some will not! Learn more about it here!
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Free Tracked Package

We provide free Singpost Tracked Package for Singapore delivery. Reach in 2-4 business days from order.
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