Japanese Company — Est. 1925

Founded in 1925.
A Japanese atomizer, made in Japan by a company that has been making them for more than a century.

You can fill it with purified water or absolute ethanol.

Some leaves come with added flavoring.
When you want to remove some of it, purified water or absolute ethanol can be useful.

It can also be used to clean scissors and trays.
It is useful for adding moisture to shag.
And it can even be used to moisten the gum on rolling papers.

Spray once onto the back of your hand, then use your little finger to moisten the gum.

That way, there is no need to lick the paper.
And if you are giving a roll to someone else, you do not have to worry about direct contact with your mouth.

For anyone who feels uncomfortable licking rolling papers, I think this is a very good method.

Moisten the leaves.
Clean your tools.
Seal your rolling paper.

One small tool can do all three.
There is something wonderful about that.

I bought several of the larger sizes for use at home and tried them all.

But in the end, this 3 ml size became my favorite.

Of course, it is small.
So you have to refill it again and again.

It is a little inconvenient.

And still, this is the size I want.

I still have several of the larger ones at home that I bought while experimenting.
I could simply put them on the product page and sell them until they are gone.

But I do not want to recommend something to someone when it is not the size I truly prefer myself.

So I chose the 3 ml version.

As for water, I recommend purified water to help reduce the risk of mold as much as possible.

You could use natural mineral water if you wish.
But it is not something I personally recommend.

What you choose to put inside is up to you.

In the end, that choice has always been yours.