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and is a masterpiece that evokes traditional Japanese culture

The one-touch spring fixed type with 2-point support feature prevents the whetstone from breaking

by combining this with a world-class sandblasting technique capable of engraving lines as fine as 0

and features a gorgeous and delicate design

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