Kishu Binchotan (Japanese Oak) Charcoal is known as the best quality charcoal, activated through an extremely high burning temperature and a rapid cooling process. Binchotan is all natural and does not contain chemicals, ...

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Kishu Binchotan (Japanese Oak) Charcoal is known as the best quality charcoal, activated through an extremely high burning temperature and a rapid cooling process. Binchotan is all natural and does not contain chemicals, it means high heat preserves the flavorful juices, gives a good sear, and makes anything barbecued absolutely delicious. Made in the Kishu region in Japan.

Important usage warning:

  • Use charcoal chimney to light the charcoal.
  • Please ensure that a spark arrestor or a spark screen is placed on top of the chimney.
  • Sparks and small pieces of charcoal may pop out of the chimney.
  • Ensure area surrounding the chimney (about 3 feet) is open and free of objects and people.
  • Do not use water to extinguish the charcoal. Instead, cut off the oxygen supply to the charcoal and let it cool.
  • Charcoal that is not completely burned can be reused again, provided that it is stored properly.

Storage Instructions

  • Store in a cool, dry place. Avoid direct sunlight.
  • Once opened, seal the charcoal tightly in a container or heavy-duty bag. We recommend inserting a desiccant pack to reduce moisture.



  • 3 pound bag of Binchotan lump charcoal from Kishu, Japan, perfect for grilling
  • Japanese binchotan charcoal (Japanese Oak) from Kishu, Japan is the highest grade
  • All natural, chemical free, long-burning
  • Material: binchotan charcoal (Japanese Oak) from Kishu, Japan
  • Charcoal is reusable if properly used and stored (see below description for complete usage and storage instructions)
  • 3 pound bag of Binchotan lump charcoal from Kishu, Japan, perfect for grilling
  • Japanese binchotan charcoal (Japanese Oak) from Kishu, Japan is the highest grade
  • All natural, chemical free, long-burning
  • Material: binchotan charcoal (Japanese Oak) from Kishu, Japan
  • Charcoal is reusable if properly used and stored (see below description for complete usage and storage instructions)

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