Rare Nambu Ironware "Kiwame Hagama" Zojirushi High-End Rice Cooker NP-WS10 5.5 Cups Black Pressure IH

A rice cooker that promises the best cooking results with its heavy Nambu iron kettle.
This is a rare rice cooker that was discontinued due to high costs, stemming from an excessive focus on the quality of the inner pot (iron kettle) produced in Iwate Prefecture.
*Reason for discontinuation: Low yield rate due to uncompromising stance on the cost and quality of ductile cast iron material.

Although it shows signs of use as it has been cherished and used daily, I am listing it as I believe many people are searching for it.
I have carefully cleaned the main unit to the extent possible without disassembling it, but there are still some stains and minor scratches that could not be completely removed.
Please check the images thoroughly and I hope it will reach someone who understands this.
An instruction manual is included.
The inner pot (model number B399: ¥38,500 officially) has been replaced with a new one.

(For reference) Kakaku.com Satisfaction Rating
Overall Rating: 4.53 (Category Average: 4.23)
Cooking Result Rating: 4.96 (Category Average: 4.30)

The deliciousness of the cooked rice is superb.
It makes you want to try cooking even better quality rice.

Product Specifications
Main Unit Model Number: NPWS10
Color: BP (Prime Black)
Capacity: 5.5 Go (1.0L)
Type: Pressure IH Rice Cooker
Inner Pot: Nambu Ironware Kiwami Hagama
Inner Pot Thickness: 2.3 mm
Other Features: Far Infrared, Steam Save
Size & Weight
Dimensions (Width x Height x Depth): 295x240x365mm
Weight: 8.5 kg

*I believe the weight (weight of the iron pot) reflects Zojirushi's overdoing it.

The manufacturer's suggested retail price at the time of release was ¥151,200. (For reference)

The weakness of this product is the peeling of the inner pot's coating, which has occurred to a minor extent in the item being offered (please check the attached images).
Zojirushi's website has the following FAQ. (For reference)
Q. The fluorine coating on the inner pot of my rice cooker is peeling off.
A. Even if the coating (fluorine) peels off, the inner pot can still be used as is.
If the fluorine coating on the inner pot peels off, rice may stick more easily, but it will not affect the cooking or warming performance, nor the hygiene.
Even if you eat the peeled-off fluorine with rice, it will be excreted without being absorbed by the body, so it will not remain in your body.

When shipping, I may use recycled packaging materials for product protection.

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