Do you want your hot things or cold things to stay at that ideal temperature for just a bit longer?
What's special about Japanese thermoses?
As you may know, the main purpose of a thermos is to insulate your hot or cold foods/liquids. Thermoses lengthen the time that your foods/liquids maintain that ideal temperature. A quality Japanese thermos lasts for years and will no doubt pay for itself in no time.
Top 7 Japanese thermoses
7. Mont-bell - Alpine Thermo Bottle
Montbell is a Japanese outdoor clothing and equipment manufacturer. Since its establishment in 1975, Montbell has produced high-quality clothes and gear for any outdoor activity. These thermoses look great and have remarkable heat retention capabilities, even after 6 hours of boiling water being placed in the fridge, the temperature remained above 80℃.
Ever had trouble opening a bottle when you have gloves on? Well, this thermos resolves that. Whether you're a mountaineer or a bird-watcher, this thermos is perfect for you.
6. Thermos - Shuttle Chef KBJ-3000
Thermos has released a brand new Shuttle Chef and it's currently only available in Japan. Since it's launch as the world's first thermal cooker in 1989, the Shuttle Chef has revolutionized cooking with its time-saving and convenient way of retaining the freshness of food, while saving energy.
KBJ-300 has a completely new design, the old handles are gone and the heat retention has increased due to the newly advanced lining. Available in either black or orange, it's a must-have for any cooking enthusiast or busy person.
5. ZOJIRUSHI - Stainless Mug
Zojirushi set the standards for new vacuum insulation technology over 90 years ago when they launched their first glass-lined vacuum bottle. They are innovative and use the latest technology to ensure everyday activities are that little bit easier.
Durable and sanitary, this stainless steel mug is minimal in size but maximizes capacity. It's slightly narrower bottle makes it easier to grip compared to other mugs and provides excellent heat and cold retention.
Available in 4 cute and cool colors.
4. TIGER - Nooma
Similarly to ZenMarket, Tiger is an Osaka based company. Tiger has been creating glass vacuum sealed containers since the early 1920's.
Nooma is one of the most popular thermoses for Japanese girls and women at the moment. It's cute, compact and convenient. It can retain heat for hours. If you ever want to have a nice hot soup at work or school, then this is perfect for you.
On top of all that, it's quick to open and easy to lock so you don't need to worry about it leaking in your bag.
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3. KINTO - Travel Tumbler
Travel Tumbler is designed for those who lead a flexible lifestyle. Pour your favorite drink into this tumbler and take it wherever you go.
To retain the ideal temperature, it has a vacuum between its inner and outer double stainless steel walls. Allowing hot drinks to stay above 65°C/149°F for 6 hours, and cold drinks to stay under 8°C/46°F for 6 hours.
Kinto has cut back on excess details and kept to their modern design. The cap is simple and allows you to drink from any angle pleasantly as if, you were drinking out of a glass or mug. Available in 6 colors and customizable.
2. Mokuneji - Stainless Steel Thermos
Highly functional stainless steel thermos designed by Hiroshi Yamasaki and made in Niigata Prefecture. This thermos has a beautiful contrast between wood grain and stainless steel, which really captures the two worlds of Japan - modern and traditional.
However, this thermos isn't just stylish it also has outstanding thermal power and can keep any beverage hot or cold. The bottle is even slimmer than a plastic bottle, so it's easy to carry everywhere you go. And with its one-touch internal plug, it can be opened and closed with just one hand. If you're not a big fan of the wooden cup then don't worry, you can choose from 2 different types - wooden or stainless steel.
1.Thermos - Japanese cup
As much as Japanese people love their modern technology, many still treasure Japanese tradition. During the chilly seasons, nothing is better than relaxing around a kotatsu (Japanese heated low table) drinking hot green tea and eating mandarin oranges.
Unlike usual western teacups, these Japanese thermal cups don't have any handles and are held in both hands. It's unbelievable how good it feels.
It's available in two colors, azuki "Japanese red bean" or Kuri "chestnut". Which color do you like?
And those are our top 7 Japanese thermoses. Didn't find the one you liked?
No worries. With help from ZenMarket, you can order from virtually any Japanese online store (with a few exceptions), and we will deliver to almost anywhere in the world.
