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Question: Is there an English translation of the instructions?
Document: I really enjoy this mill. I have owned the standard coffee mill, the spinning blades that will chop it down to powder if you run it too long, but this mill out does them head and shoulders. Once you get beyond the instructions being in Japanese, no English translation on the page, and get it dialed in, literally dialed in, it grinds the coffee really quite well. You get all of the oils in the grind and all of the aroma.
This coffee mill is one of the best I've seen. Nothing cheap about the materials, smooth grinding, great storage container! The only thing was the instructions were in Japanese only. Not that I couldn't figure it out but would have been nice in English!
I just had my first cup of coffee using my new Hario Coffee Mill. This is one of the best cups of coffee I've had in a long time. I highly recommend this grinder.Yes, the box and the instructions have just a few words written in English which is hysterical but it was very easy to figure out.Wonderful product!
The instructions are in Japanese, but you can pretty easily find English translations via google (or just figure out how it works through trial and error). It also comes with a beige plastic dome lid (not pictured) with a cutout for the handle that goes over the bean hopper, but I only really put it on after grinding as a sort of dust cover.
I was so excited to receive my purchase:  New Hario Coffee Mill 'CANISTER' C.  Bitter disappointment.1. No English UG....found one online in both Japanese and English in PDF. Spent 2 hours trying to filter out non-English so it would be less confusing.2. THEN followed instructions exactly...what a disaster.
This product is extremely difficult to use. There are instructions written only in japanese and not english. The product is not intuitively designed to be able to figure out how to use it properly. It may take about 3 or 4 minutes of difficult grinding by hand to make enough ground coffee for only 1 cup. If you intend to make 5 or 6 cups of coffee at a time, forget about using this grinder.
This grinder works great for getting a super fine coffee grind. It does take a little while to grind enough beans for a single brew though. I was able to speed up the process by hooking up my cordless drill to the grinder and now it only takes a few moments to grind. Great product either way you use it. Note: the instructions are NOT in English, but the grinder is super easy to figure out.
The included manual is in Japanese. For English, a one-page description of adjusting the mill can be found on the manufacturer's website: [...]
There are no directions in English but the only real concern is adjusting the grind which is easy as long as you remember the procedure which has been covered by other reviewers. You just have to remember to screw the notched locking tab down in the right direction for coarse or fine grind.
This Coffee grinder replaced a Kitchen Aid Blade type grinder. The Conical Burr method does not butcher the beans like the blade grinder did which also due to it's friction not only butchered but heated the ground beans. The beans ground by this Hario grinder really do make a much better cup of coffee.Please see my comment if you need an English manual.
Answer: http://www.hario.jp/manual_pdf/CMHC-4C_IM1312.pdf