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Kishu Binchotan are the highest grade of white charcoal from Japan. They are made from dense ubame oak and fired in Tanabe city of the Wakayama Prefecture.
They are made by burning branches of precious, local ubame oak trees in a kiln at temperatures above 2000 degrees Celsius for several days. At the end of this process, the charcoal is ...