Kaibara Burner Manufacturing
A brand specializing in kerosene stoves located in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. The representative, Soji Kaibara, was attracted to kerosene stoves after discovering them while camping, and began designing them in 2016. General sales began in 2021. All the small parts used in the products are also handmade and manufactured with the aim of achieving a dimensional tolerance of 5/100 mm.
What is Kaibara Burner Manufacturing's craftsmanship?
Creating something that is significantly superior to the ordinary.
Soji Kaibara, the president of the company, says, “We want to create products that are chosen by customers at every step of the gear selection process.” When choosing gear, people look at products with a variety of feelings and preferences. They may think,
“It looks stylish, but the functionality isn’t good enough.”
“It’s practical, but the design isn’t good enough.”
If something is good but something is not, it cannot be said that the gear is truly satisfactory.
That is why Kaibara’s desire is to create products with standards that make people “want” them at every step of the process, including visual beauty, practicality, convenience, and the thrill of having them.
In every process, they want to create overwhelmingly superior products that always generate satisfaction. To this end, no compromise is allowed in any process of manufacturing.
Many parts are used in a small kerosene stove. The tolerance is as delicate as 0.05 mm, and they say that if even one of them is not accurate, the harmony of the entire product cannot be maintained.
That is why they insist on handmade products and never compromise. The thought that goes into the micro world will become the charm of the entire product and satisfy the user.
Brand's Signature Gear
Kerosene Stove M214-B
Fascinated by a pressurized kerosene stove called kerosene stove, Kaibara designed, manufactured, and assembled this compact model specifically for outdoor use. Many users are attracted by the so-called “low-tech” manufacturing that dares to go against the modern trend.
