日本Golden Valor可食用金粉 (0.03克)

KIN NO KAGAYAKI -Edible Gold Leaf from JAPAN-

Our made-in-Japan edible gold leaf, Kin no Kagayaki, is 100% handmade by experienced craftsmen. Easy to use,but decorates foods gorgeously. Enjoy your brilliant moment with this brilliance of gold.

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100% Hand-Made in Japan Our edible gold leaf "KIN NO KAGAYAKI" is 100% handmade in Japan by experienced and well-skilled craftsmen. Kanazawa, where this gold's origin, has been known as "Golden City" since the 17th century.	Nutrition Facts Zero Calories. Zero Fat.	Easy to Use. Fun to Decorate. It is easy to use and does not require tweezers. The product comes packaged in a slim yet durable paper bottle, making it effortless to decorate food.

Products Details

Ingredients: Genuine 24K Gold(95% pure gold, 5% pure silver)

Country/Region of Origin: Kanazawa, Japan

Package Weight: 0.5oz

Unit Count: 0.03g(0.00105822oz)

L/W/H: 1" 1" 4"

Nutrition Facts:

Total Fat 0g, Saturated Fat 0g, Trans Fat 0g, Cholesterol 0mg, Sodium 0mg, Total Carbohydrate 0g,

Vitamin D 0mcg, Potassium 0mg, Dietary Fiber 0g, Total Sugars 0g, Sugar Alcohol 0g, Protein 0g

All Hand Crafted in Kanazawa, Japan

History of "Kin no Kagayaki"

The history of gold leaf has been passed down as a traditional culture in Kanazawa, Japan. In Kanazawa, gold leaf craftsmen have created new value for gold leaf while preserving traditional handicrafts amidst the changes of modern life. The passion and dedication of these craftsmen are reflected in the radiance of the "Kin no Kagayaki" (the shine of the gold).

Golden City "Kanazawa"

"The city of Kanazawa produces over 98% of Japan's gold leaf and is known as the "Golden City". With a 400-year history of gold leaf production, it is our great mission to preserve this tradition. However, preserving tradition alone is not enough. We believe that the true "preservation of tradition" lies in helping people recognize the value of gold leaf in modern life and appreciate it as a necessary element. Our goal is to keep this tradition alive while incorporating it into people's lives."