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Question: Is this frother made in Japan?
Document: This is a great milk creamer imported from Japan. It's very easy to use and is perfect for home-made single-cup coffee. The shipping is super fast and I am already enjoying my nice coffee just three days after I made the order online!
I've been using a milk froth wand before but didn't get much foam. I saw this one on a good deal and decide to try it because I like Hario product. It worked wonderfully and gave me a lot of foam. The wand is just like other but I think the design of the glass cup helped a lot. It's so cute to look and use. Very well made product from Japan.Note: the instruction was in Japanese but you can easily figure it out just to look at the picture.
This frother and pitcher work very well together. They integrate beautifully and there is something slightly magical about the shape of the pitcher. I have given several as gifts an everyone's first comment is how much they love the pitcher. The frother takes two batteries and they last forever. It's just something easy to make that cup of coffee a little more special. One suggestion, warm the milk in the microwave first. I've bought four of these and given away three as gifts.
My husband and I use it every day, perhaps twice a day. It's so very useful, easy to use, and easy to clean. It took time to get but, coming from Japan, it wasn't so bad.
While not the most necessary item I have found this to be a fun little kitchen gadget. Whips up milk for your coffee very nicely and the little pitcher is great to use all by itself.
It could be better but i'm giving it 5 stars because heck, the thing works great for me. It did take a little messing around to figure out the right technique to use with this glass basin (you may want to replace it with a stainless steel one, but i still get a full pitcher of froth each time with this one) You definitely have to play around with it and figure out where the sweet spot is.
I've bought expensive electric milk frothers--one lasted 3 months, the other died in a little over a year (can we say warranty expiration?). I've also bought the less expensive hand-held varieties with less than impressive results. But this little guy is amazing! I had significant froth with warm milk in less than 30 seconds. Who would have guessed? I can't speak to its longevity, as my purchase is new, but for the price it's worth taking a chance.
I noticed this helps a lot with frothing, tilting it works too. Do not use the lid though, it's really useless when it comes to frothing. When batteries get low it can wobble a bit, but with rechargable batteries i noticed it can last about two weeks before it starts to lose juice. Not too bad considering i make a cup every single day-
Answer: My order seems to have been shipped from Japan at least.  The packaging had what I take to be Japanese lettering which I am unable to read. I am assuming the product was made in Japan.