FIRE & NATURE by YOKA2026-07-03T16:45:10+09:00ALUMINUM TUMBLER 1 PINThttps://fireandnature.com/?pid=1917134902026-05-03T13:16:59+09:002026-06-13T02:08:32Z2026-05-03T04:16:59Z2mmの厚板からできた、アルミ製のタンブラーです。大阪の町工場で、へら絞りという技法により、１つ１つ職人芸で作られています。特徴は、冷たいものを入れると、外側までキンキンに冷えること！これが抜群に美味しい口当たりを生み、ビールがとても美味しく飲めます。1パ...FIRE & NATURE by YOKA2mmの厚板からできた、アルミ製のタンブラーです。
■サイズ：Φ83 x H134 mm ■材質：アルミ（アルマイト加工） ■Made in JAPAN
An aluminum tumbler, drawn from a 2 mm aluminum sheet.
Made one at a time in an Osaka small-factory, by the metal-spinning technique called herashibori — a craftsman's art.
Pour something cold into it and the outside chills with the inside, ice-cold to the touch. That's what gives it such a clean, sharp drinking feel — beer tastes especially good from one of these.
The full pint is 473 ml, but a 350 ml can pours in just right, with the foam included.
Look closely and you'll see fine spiral lines on the surface — the marks of the spinning process — and that's where the beauty comes from. Craft beer in this tumbler is hard to beat.
The surface is anodized, so there's no concern about metal leaching, and the metallic smell is reduced to almost nothing.
■ Size: Φ83 × H134 mm ■ Material: aluminum (anodized) ■ Made in JAPAN
由 2mm 厚铝板制成的铝制 tumbler（杯）。
在大阪的町工厂，由"旋压成型（へら絞り）"工艺，由匠人一只一只手工打造。
其特征在于：注入冷饮后，连外侧都瞬间冰凉！由此带来出众清爽的口感，啤酒会变得格外美味。
1 品脱 = 473ml，倒入 350ml 罐装时，连同泡沫一起，份量恰到好处。
表面带有"旋压成型"留下的细密纹路，由此生出独特的美感。注入精酿啤酒享用，那便是绝品。
表面经过阳极氧化处理，不必担心金属溶出。金属气味也被大幅降低。
■ 尺寸：Φ83 × H134 mm ■ 材质：铝（阳极氧化处理） ■ Made in JAPAN
]]>SHICHIRIN TABLE 400https://fireandnature.com/?pid=1900941032026-01-12T17:09:41+09:002026-05-06T22:25:05Z2026-01-12T08:09:41Zより地面に近い、七輪用テーブル☆商品の詳しい解説はオフィシャルサイトへ☆こんな方に・庭やベランダでパーティしたい・火を囲みたい・囲炉裏に憧れがある囲炉裏への憧れ パート２囲炉裏への憧れから作ったSHICHIRIN TABLEなのですが、より低いものが欲しい、という要望...FIRE & NATURE by YOKA
☆ For those who want: ・to throw a party in the garden or on the balcony ・to gather around a fire ・to live with an irori
A longing for the irori — part 2
The original SHICHIRIN TABLE was born from a longing for the irori, but Kazemachi Dougu-ten, an outdoor shop in Kyoto, asked us for a lower version. We took on the special order, and started selling it through YOKA officially as well.
At 40 cm tall, it pairs perfectly with low chairs like the Kermit chair or Helinox.
And honestly, it doesn't look out of place even paired with YOKA CHAIR.
Aside from the height, the specs are identical to SHICHIRIN TABLE.
A shichirin table for the low-style camper too!
<SPEC> Table diameter: 80 cm Table height: 40 cm Hole diameter: 34 cm Inner shelf to tabletop: 14.3 cm Weight: approx. 5.4 kg
* Made to order — please allow approximately 45 days for delivery.
☆ For those who want: ・to throw a party in the garden or on the balcony ・to gather around a fire ・to live with an irori
Originally built for events as a stand-up shichirin table, it ended up getting heavy use whenever I had friends over at home. Demand from people around me kept growing, and we decided to release it as a regular product.
80 cm in diameter, 85 cm tall. The ideal proportions for setting a shichirin in the middle and drinking standing up.
The beauty of a stand-up table is that, without chairs, it takes less space. And because people can move freely, lining up multiple tables at a party tends to spark more interaction.
Even so, people don't drift apart — because there's fire in the middle.
People gathering around fire really does become a special experience. Bring it to your space, too!
<SPEC> Table diameter: 80 cm Table height: 85 cm Hole diameter: 34 cm Inner shelf to tabletop: 14.3 cm Weight: approx. 6.7 kg Made in Japan
* Made to order — please allow approximately 45 days for delivery.
☆ For those who want: ・to get more out of their YOKA SHICHIRIN++ ・an iron pan that doubles as a skillet ・to take on new dishes
More fun with your shichirin
One of YOKA SHICHIRIN++'s defining features is its two-tier grate. Placing pots and pans on it expands what you can cook — that's covered on the SHICHIRIN++ page itself, but the classic favorite is "ajillo on the upper grate, bread toasting on the lower one."
The right size for that role in our existing line was the DOUBLE PAN, but it's a skillet with a long handle — and that handle gets in the way at certain moments.
So we developed AJILLO PAN: same size as DOUBLE PAN, same material, but with two short ear-handles instead of a long one.
Place it on the upper grate, and the lower grate of your YOKA shichirin opens up 360 degrees for you to use.
Beyond ajillo, paella works beautifully. Forget the shichirin — slide it into an oven and bring it straight to the table for gratin and the like. * The handles get hot — please use a pot holder.
Note: DOUBLE PAN comes as a set of two; AJILLO PAN is a single piece. Diameter matches the larger half of DOUBLE PAN (18 cm).
Storage bag not included — please understand.
We hope you'll explore many uses for it. Thank you.
<Specifications> ・Size: approx. Φ18 cm × H3.5 cm ・Handle length (each side): 24 mm ・Material: iron (hard-tempered) ・Weight: 405 g ・Thickness: 1.4 mm ・Made in Japan * No storage bag included
☆ For those who: ・love coming up with ideas ・want to use your head and loosen it up ・want a new way to play at camp
A game born from a rivalry with Go (igo)
This two-player game is called "CUBOID."
It is a game I had let sit for about ten years before turning it into a product. When I launched "idontknow.tokyo," a project for idea junkies, together with the creative unit TENT, I put it on the brainstorming table where we were deciding what to make. Everyone said "This is fun!", we refined the rules further, and made it into a product.
When I first came up with it, I was completely hooked on Go. Back then I worked at a company, and almost every lunch break I played Go with a colleague. As I fell for its fun and depth, a feeling kept welling up inside me: "I want to make a game like this myself!"
For those who do not know Go, a quick explanation: two players each take charge of the black or the white stones. They place one stone at a time on the board, and in the end whoever has the larger territory in their own color wins. Of course there are combative situations too, and a stone you placed long ago can come alive much later — that grand strategic dimension is just so much fun.
And yet all you use is a gridded board and black and white stones. The ultimate in minimal elements. If there is a problem, it is that the very simplicity makes the rules hard to grasp, and even watching from the side you have "no idea what is going on, or with what intent a stone was placed" (lol).
And so this game was born from the question: could I make that part simple and easy to understand, shorten the playing time, and still pack in the same kind of fun?
The first thing I decided was not to make it a "territory game." That would just turn it into a lesser version of Go. What I wanted was "to make something on par with Go," so I would not use the same rules or the same goal. But, just like Go, only black and white pieces and a board, and you may place a piece anywhere — I built it within that constraint.
Fiddling with a wooden cube I had bought at Tokyu Hands, I thought it over for weeks. Then I hit on the rule of "connecting your own territory with your opponent's." Picture ants or rabbits building nests underground. Which made me wonder — maybe it is interesting when they get tangled together? And so the rule that you may stack a piece on top of another piece was born.
From there I let it sit for ten years without making it a product (I simply did not know how). Together with the members of idontknow.tokyo we set rules to make it even better, and it came into the world in this form.
What is fun about this game is that the people around you can also tell "what is going on right now." So even though it is a two-player game, the onlookers get noisy: "no, not there…!" "wouldn't over there be better?" In that sense, I think you can call it a game everyone can enjoy.
Sitting around the fire, quietly facing your own strategy. Surely there is room for time like that.
Analog Joy — デジタルの光を、少しだけ手放す夜。 スマートフォンを置き、お茶を淹れ、ヨガをして、誰かと話し、湯に浸かる。そんなひとときを、ひとつのカプセルが、静かに灯しつづけます。一度の給油で、灯すこと約16時間。数夜にわたって、繰り返し使える日々の道具です。パラフィンオイルでクリーンに燃焼し、煙も、強い匂いも、出ません。蓋を閉めてそのまま収納できます。
＜スペック＞ ・サイズ：8 × 8 × 8 cm ・重量：180 g ・素材：アルミニウム、ガラス ・容量：80 ml ・燃焼時間：最長 約16時間（満タン時） ・燃料：パラフィンオイル（別売） ・付属：アロマプレート、専用ポーチ ・使用シーン：屋内／屋外 ・設計：Eri Tsunoda ／ 製造：中国
A small oil lamp inspired by the Japanese tea canister (chazutsu). On a single fill it burns gently for up to about 16 hours, quietly shaping a space, and a stretch of time.
☆ For those who: ・want to step away from screens at night ・want the color of a flickering flame on the dinner table ・want a quiet light for yoga or meditation ・want to enjoy both aroma and flame in a single object
Origin — the precision of the tea canister, reborn as light. The way a tea canister's lid closes with a perfect seal; the honest cylinder stripped of ornament — within it lives a Japanese sense of beauty polished over centuries. FIRE CAPSULE translates that sensibility into a light for modern living. Inside an 8 cm cylinder that fits in the palm, a quiet glow and a long afterglow reside.
Four Moments — four nights, four ways to spend them. ● BEDSIDE — beside the book you just closed. Lower the room's lights, and only the swaying flame remains. One more light, until sleep. ● DINNER TABLE — a flame in the center of the table. A flicker no bulb can make turns an ordinary dinner into a small celebration. ● AROMA — set the included aroma plate on top, and your favorite essential oil spreads slowly on the flame's warmth. ● YOGA & MEDITATION — a flame that sways with the pace of your breath is a natural metronome. Longer and more delicate than a candle, it holds a quiet hour.
Analog Joy — a night that lets go of digital light, just a little. Put down the smartphone, brew some tea, do some yoga, talk with someone, soak in the bath. Through hours like these, a single capsule keeps quietly burning. About 16 hours of light per fill — a daily tool you can use again and again over several nights. It burns cleanly on paraffin oil, with no smoke and no strong smell. Close the lid and store it as is.
<Specifications> ・Size: 8 × 8 × 8 cm ・Weight: 180 g ・Material: aluminum, glass ・Capacity: 80 ml ・Burn time: up to approx. 16 hours (when full) ・Fuel: paraffin oil (sold separately) ・Included: aroma plate, dedicated pouch ・Use: indoor / outdoor ・Design: Eri Tsunoda / Made in China
Please use paraffin oil (sold separately) as the fuel.
A palm-sized (8 cm) small oil lamp inspired by the Japanese tea canister (chazutsu). On a single fill it burns gently for up to about 16 hours, adding a quiet light to your bedside, dinner table, yoga or meditation, and aroma time.
What fuel does it use?
It uses paraffin oil (sold separately). It burns cleanly with no smoke or strong smell, giving up to about 16 hours of light per fill (when full), reusable over several nights.
Can I enjoy aroma with it?
Place the included aroma plate on top and your favorite essential oil spreads slowly on the flame’s warmth.
Tell me the size, material, and what is included.
Size 8×8×8 cm, weight 180 g, material aluminum and glass, capacity 80 ml. Included: an aroma plate and a dedicated pouch; close the lid and store it as is.
☆ Full description on our official site. ☆ For those who want: ・an iron plate, but worry about the weight ・who care about "drawing out the flavor of ingredients" ・a steel plate that works on a home stovetop
Better for home use
Our long-seller YOKA GRIDDLE is shaped like a cutting board, so the cooking surface is rectangular — inherited from the form. That shape is fine on a fire pit, but on a home stovetop it leaves part of the plate further from the flame than the rest. It had bothered me for a while.
So we made a square version, easier to use on a kitchen stovetop.
Functionally identical — only the dimensions changed. It's lighter and more compact, which might also make it good for solo camping.