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Question: Where is the Hario Buono V60 Drip Kettle Small VKB-100HSV made (i.e. Japan, USA, China)?
Document: Bought this small kettle for my wife to make tea or coffee in single servings. She reports it is easier and safer to pour boiling water from the V60 Hario into a cup or small mug  with no spillage or splashing than from our larger volume kettle.Konrad.
Haha, my husband is a self-proclaimed coffee enthusiast (read - snob). He grinds his own beans, and does the drip coffee with the ceramic thing (much like Blue Bottle coffee does). This Hario Buono kettle is a MUST if you make your coffee that way. It controls the stream of hot water perfectly. Worth the money. Not sure the spout would be easy to clean, but luckily it's just hot water that goes in it.
I used this product for more than 3 years when I lived in China. I don't know why they don't emphasize where this item is produced since factories in Japan, Germany, US, etc. have a higher standard for quality. Granted that doesn't apply to all products although if you read "Poorly Made in China" then you may start to question every product produced from a Chinese factory. Since this is stainless, you will need to periodically clean it.
I use this for a lot of drip coffee that I like to drink. This was cheaper than buying at a coffee store. Well made and it will last my lifetime.
For years I've been pouring a kettle of water over coffee grounds and thought that's all there is to it. Then I started to use this drip kettle. Immediately, the coffee tasted different and there was much more flavor. I thought how much I had missed. Apparently, wetting the grind gradually and with small amount of water extracts better flavor. It takes longer than pouring a blast of water; patience is needed.
I own a Hario V60-01 dripper that I use when I'm in the mood for some fresh brew but I've been using a standard measuring cup to pour hot water onto the grinds (messy!). I saw this little guy and did a face-palm...duh! It would be a lot easier to pour boiling water with a spout designed for that purpose! It's a bit pricey, yes, but worth it in the end.
I hand grind the beans w the hario mini grinder. This type of kettle allows very fine pouring to get perfect coffee.
I had some initial reservations on this item since I really wanted it for making tea in a diffuser. This pot was really created for drip kettle coffee makers. But I took a chance and ordered it anyway. It is smaller than I expected but that's OK. It heats up quickly and when pouring, it does flow slow enough so I can evenly wet the loose tea. I'm happy with this purchase.
The Hario kettle was exactly as I had expected. I love using it, the water flows so nicely from the long spout. I can easily control where and how the hot water  goes when pouring it over the fresh ground coffee.
Nice small tea kettle. We bought it for the precise pouring spout, and it didn't disappoint. I would recommend it to anyone.
Answer: Japan