Recommended for: Especially recommended for couples who enjoy cooking and prefer gas stoves! Those looking for a smoker! I received this as a gift, but Since my home uses an IH cooker, I haven't had a chance to use it, and it has been in storage. I will sell it to someone who can use it. Currently, the manufacturer has stopped new production, and it seems that only market inventory remains. For those who have been thinking about buying one, this might be your last chance to get a new one?! Condition: New, unused (The main body image is cited from the manufacturer for reference) The packaging shows signs of aging. It will be wrapped in cardboard before shipping. For hygiene reasons, the trial cherry smoke chips included in the set will be discarded due to home storage. Main Contents: Body: Made in Japan, heat-resistant ceramic (Banko-yaki) Maximum diameter approx. 22.3 × height 7.2cm Lid: Made in Japan, heat-resistant glass (Tsugaru Vidro, heat resistance 120 degrees Celsius) Maximum diameter approx. 18.4 × height 10.3cm Smoke net: Made in China, iron and chrome plating ※ There may be individual differences in size and weight due to handmade production. ※ It is recommended to cook rice porridge to seal the earthenware pot before first use. ※ Not compatible with IH cookers; microwave-safe if the net is removed. The earthenware pot can be used directly over a flame. Package Size: Outer dimensions: approx. 216mm × 110mm Weight: approx. 620g Product Details: New retail price: ¥11,000 (tax included) Enjoy authentic smoked dishes easily! The earthenware pot body is made in Yokkaichi, Mie Prefecture, the number one producer of earthenware pots in Japan (Banko-yaki), so you can use it for various purposes such as steaming and cooking rice! The lid is made of transparent Tsugaru Vidro glass from Hokuyo Glass Co., Ltd. in Aomori Prefecture, so you can enjoy watching the smoking process, and the dome shape allows the smoke to circulate evenly. Ishizuka Glass Co., Ltd. began its history in 1819 when the first Iwazaburo Ishizuka received an order for glasswork from Lord Yoshikatsu Tokugawa, the lord of the Owari domain. Today, with its own factories capable of handling a variety of manufacturing methods, under the thorough quality control of skilled craftsmen, it supplies many of the glass products distributed in Japan. Adelia Co., Ltd., a member of the Ishizuka Glass Group, is the planning and sales division for tableware. Since around 1983, it has been developing the ADERIA brand, and to connect MADE IN JAPAN glass tableware to the future, it continues to develop attractive new products while preserving tradition, and colors the dining tables of homes.