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Hyuga Binchotan high-grade charcoal produced 10kg ?2?9cm H19?29cm yakitori Description size : 10kg ?2?9cm H19?29cm It can be used not only for fuel but also for interiors. Watch Video Video will open in a new window Using the App? Paste link into a browser window: Charcoal Charcoal kiln gallery for about two months until Hyuga Bincho charcoal is made Transported from the mountain Break a thick tree If the wood is more than 8 cm in diameter, split it. Split the wood into two or four pieces, depending on the thickness. Align the trees Wood alignment: 5 to 14 days The charcoal kiln for Binchotan is large. It is 230 cm high and 300 cm deep and wide, and requires about 7 tons of charcoal wood. Put the tree into the kiln Kiln firing: 1 to 2 days Through the narrow doorway of the kiln, wood is stacked vertically in a balanced manner with no gaps. Arson The port is closed with bricks and soil to prevent even the slightest air from entering or leaving. The wood burning port and air conditioning port are also built here. Kiln-fired (dry-fired) Average number of days: 30 days Freshly cut charcoal wood contains a lot of moisture. The first step is to dry the wood before carbonizing it. Temperature control Temperature at the rear exhaust port. Temperature changes are measured at each important step. In addition, I use my five senses, such as the color and smell of smoke, to grasp the situation inside the kiln that I cannot see. Refining Average number of days: 7 days The final process to make Binchotan. The temperature is raised to 1,000 to 1,200 degrees Celsius by adjusting the air to burn off the impurities in the charcoal. Kiln out Average time: 14 hours Binchotan charcoal is burning several meters away. It takes about 14 hours to remove the charcoal from the kiln, using an iron stick to gradually shovel it out while monitoring the condition of the charcoal. In summer, the heat is scorching. Mountain of Binchotan The charcoal is exposed to the air for about a month to allow it to adjust to the temperature and humidity of the atmosphere. Some charcoal breaks naturally. The charcoal is then sorted according to standards. Binchotan is characterized by a metallic sound like that of an iron koto due to its high purity of carbon and lack of moisture. Charcoal cutting Binchotan charcoal is baked in a series of about two months, from felling the trees to cutting the charcoal. The cross section cut with a hand axe is beautiful. 100% Guaranteed My goal is to make your experience with me as stressfree as possible. Items that are faulty beyond the description given on our auction site, please contact me. 100% customer satisfaction guaranteed. However, customer who abuse's feedback system and leave a complaint before contacting me are not eligible for a refund. Important notice We guarantee all the displayed items are authentic, and there are no pirated or illegally copied items. Please feel reassured. If you have made two or more successful bids, we combine those items. We package and seal those successfully bid items properly when dispatching. International Buyers - Please Note: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying.