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作成日: 2025/06/17 07:10

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A: Hey, got any fun news?
   B: Not really, what's up?

A: Well, there's this massive kettle made by a 200-year-old company in Japan! It's at the World Expo in Osaka.
   B: Wow, that sounds cool! How big is it?

A: Almost 1.2 meters tall and about 0.95 meters across! They made it using an old hammering technique called "tsuikidoki."
   B: That's amazing! So, they're showing off their traditional skills at the Expo?

A: Exactly! They even have seven herons carved on it during the exhibit.
   B: And what about this kettle's design? Any special features?

A: Yes! The brim and the stove-preventing design were invented by their founder, they say.
   B: That's impressive! So, what's next for this kettle?

A: They hope it encourages people to visit their production site in Niigata and learn more about copperware. Seems like a great opportunity for a cultural adventure, doesn't it?
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A giant kettle created by a metalworking firm in Niigata Prefecture is on display at the World Expo in Osaka through Wednesday.
        
                    
                  
The maker in Tsubame City was established more than 200 years ago.
        
                    
                  
Craftspeople used a hammering technique called &quot;tsuikidoki&quot; to make the kettle from two copper sheets. It measures 1.16 meters tall and 0.95 meters across.
        
                    
                  
A brim around the kettle prevents it from falling off a stove. The company says this design was invented by its founder.
        
                    
                  
During the three-day exhibit, craftspeople will carve seven herons on the kettle&#039;s surface.
        
                    
                  
A company official said they hope to encourage people who are discovering the world of copperware for the first time to visit the production site in Niigata.

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