h*a様 Gagaku Sho Electric Stove Smallest and Lightest

This is an electric stove specifically designed for roasting the sho (a type of笙, a Japanese mouth organ) used in Gagaku (traditional Japanese court music). These are no longer sold. I asked a friend to make this as small as possible, to fit inside a sho case. Considerable effort and ingenuity were put into making it compact. I personally used it without any issues for 4-5 years while traveling and found it extremely useful.

The power cord is magnetic, similar to a kettle's, so it detaches if accidentally tripped over, ensuring safety. The switch is turned off by disconnecting the magnetic part and attaching it to the adjacent metal fitting. When in use, the lid serves as a base, preventing heat buildup.

I have used it without any problems, so there should be no concerns, but please understand that this is a handmade item by an amateur.

Size: Approximately 104mm (width and depth)
Approximately 76mm (height)
Approximately 400g (weight without cord)
Specifications: Sakaguchi Stove, 100v, 210w

* Do not cover the stove while it is hot and refrain from carrying it.
○ Although 210w may seem low, I believe it is best for the instrument to roast slowly over low heat. A warmer may not remove internal moisture, so its usefulness depends on how it's used.
○ Operation confirmed.

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