Camping Hibachi - Japanese Style

[SunTzuMD]

Anyone ever use one of these?

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Folds small and compact, made of stainless steel and burns some type of wood pellets. I'm thinking of getting one of these for some beachside grilling while I'm here in Okinawa.

I wonder if I can get the same stuff or something similar to burn in the states.

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[Tapage]

I like this concept ..

 

[AdventureToolCompany]

Snow Peak has some grills like that.

 

[sundaypunch]

Not quite the same thing but I love my Notebook Portable Grill. It folds flat and takes up next to no space which was my main need.

Notebook Portable Grill

 

[RHINO]

those "pellets" are lump charcoal. widely used and easily available in the states.

 

[SunTzuMD]

I picked up the grill and the charcoal starter today. The Japanese take their camp kitchens seriously. There was so much in the outfitting store that you don't see in the states that often.

Stout little sucker! It even has ceramic plates on the sides for heat retention. Made of same fairly thick stainless steel.

I also drooled over some snowpeak portable fire pits.

I'll post up some results when I get a chance to use it.

 

[dogcatch'n]

bento box.....dozo

 

[tgreening]

bento box.....dozo

bento bako. itadakimasu......

 

[Koffer]

when I read the title to this post all I could think about is the people in Japan who use them in their cars up in the mountains to kill themselves

 

[sirenmoses]

and living in the fire-prone SW I instantly thought how many places I couldn't use it (legally)