We have featured Hario products on our blog many times, and we are now proud to be officially Hario’s Reseller Partner.

Now with Japanese Coffee Co., it is more relevant to feature more of their products, and here are all these blog posts about Hario products we posted:
Now we are approved to be their official Reseller Partner!
Hario is one of the Japanese companies that I personally love and respect, so I am so happy to be their partner.
FAQs about Hario Coffee Equipment
What is Hario and why does it matter for Japanese coffee?
Hario is a Japanese glassware company founded in 1921. They invented the V60 dripper (2004), which became the global pour-over standard. Their gooseneck kettles, glass servers, and coffee scales are pro-grade gear at consumer prices. Pair Hario gear with our Hokkaido Blend for the most authentic Japanese pour-over experience.
Why is the Hario V60 so popular?
Three reasons. The 60-degree cone shape produces even extraction. The spiral inner ribs prevent the paper from collapsing, keeping water flowing freely. The large center hole lets you control flow rate by pouring style. Together these unlock pour-over precision in a way no other dripper does. It’s the most-used pour-over device on earth.
Which Hario kettle should I buy?
The Hario Buono kettle (~$50) is the standard — gooseneck spout for precise pouring, stainless steel, fits on any stovetop. For temperature control, the Hario Variable Temperature Kettle (~$130) lets you dial in 195–205°F precisely. Both work beautifully with our Asa Tsuyu.
Are Hario products made in Japan?
Most are, yes — Hario’s flagship glassware is made in their Japanese factories. Some accessories are produced internationally under Hario specifications. The V60 itself comes in plastic (made in China), ceramic, glass, and metal versions; the ceramic and glass are Japanese-made.
Can I get Hario gear from Japanese Coffee Co. directly?
Yes — we’re an authorized Hario reseller. We also bundle Hario gear with our coffee for complete brewing kits. The Select Combo beans plus a V60 kit is the most cost-effective Japanese pour-over starting kit.
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The Single-Serve Disposable Filter Bag (Cup-On) is an ingenious coffee-brewing method that has been popular in Japan for quite some time but remains lesser known elsewhere. Designed to hold the perfect amount of ground coffee for a single cup, each filter bag features a clever paper structure that securely stabilizes onto your cup—just pour hot water, and voilà, a fresh and delicious drip coffee is ready with minimal effort and no special equipment. What sets this Cup-On apart from other pour-over filters is its unique 4-point system, an innovative design that prevents the filter from becoming soaked after pouring, ensuring a consistent and flavorful brew. Among the many variations of cup-on filters available in Japan, this premium version stands out for delivering an exceptional pour-over experience crafted for true coffee enthusiasts.
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Buy Ceremonial Matcha Gift Set – Hario × Japanese Green Tea Co.
The Ceremonial Matcha Set – Hario × Japanese Green Tea Co. celebrates the union of two Japanese specialists: our award-winning ceremonial matcha and Hario, the iconic glassware brand known for its craftsmanship and timeless design. We are truly excited to bring this collaboration to life, blending Hario’s modern aesthetic with the rich tradition of Japanese tea.
Gift Box Size
12.1" (width) x 9" (length) x 4.7" (height) [15.9 cm x 22.9 cm x 6.4 cm]
Included
- Japanese Green Tea Co. Ceremonial Matcha (1.8 oz/30g)
- Double-Walled Matcha Chawan (Bowl) 300ml (10.2oz)
- Chasen (Whisk) Stand
- Bamboo Chasen (Whisk)
- Chashaku (Scooper)
- Tea Sifter
Buy Hario V60 "Mugen" Plastic Coffee Dripper, Size 02, Clear Black
The Hario V60 “Mugen” Plastic Coffee Dripper (Size 02, Clear Black) is a smart, minimalist pour-over brewer designed for an easier, more consistent V60-style coffee experience. Unlike the classic V60’s spiral ridges, the Mugen features star-shaped grooves and a smoother inner wall that slows the flow and supports a more even extraction—making it especially beginner-friendly while still producing a clean, flavorful cup. Lightweight yet durable, it’s ideal for travel or daily use, and because it works well even with a single continuous pour (no complicated pouring technique required), it’s a great choice when you want great pour-over coffee with less effort and fewer variables.
Buy Hario Woodneck Drip Pot, 480ml, Acacia Wood
The Hario Nel Drip is a traditional Japanese-style cloth coffee filter designed for producing an exceptionally smooth, rich, and rounded cup of coffee. Using a soft flannel “nel” cloth instead of paper, it filters more gently, allowing more of the coffee’s natural oils and sweetness to remain while reducing harsh bitterness and sharp edges. The result is a mellow, full-bodied brew with a silky mouthfeel—often described as more “comforting” and aromatic than paper-filter pour-over. Loved by many kissaten-style cafés in Japan, the Nel Drip is ideal for coffee drinkers who appreciate craftsmanship, ritual, and a deeper, more nuanced flavor profile.
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About the author
Kei Nishida
Author, CEO Dream of Japan
Certifications: PMP, BS in Computer Science
Education: Western Washington University
Kei Nishida is a passionate Japanese tea and coffee connoisseur, writer, and the founder and CEO of Japanese Coffee Co. and Japanese Green Tea Co., both part of Dream of Japan.
His journey began with a mission to introduce the world to the unparalleled quality of Japanese green tea. Through Japanese Green Tea Co., he established the only company that sources premium tea grown in nutrient-rich sugarcane soil—an innovation that led to multiple Global Tea Champion awards.
Building on this success and his passion for Japanese craftsmanship, Kei expanded into the world of coffee, pioneering the launch of Japanese Coffee Co., the first company to bring Sumiyaki charcoal-roasted coffee to a global audience. His dedication to authenticity and quality ensures that this traditional Japanese roasting method, once a well-kept secret, is now enjoyed worldwide.
Beyond tea and coffee, Kei has also introduced Japan’s legendary craftsmanship to the world through Japanese Knife Co., making handmade katana-style knives—crafted by a renowned katana maker—available outside Japan for the first time.
Kei’s journey continues as he seeks out and shares the hidden treasures of Japan, one cup and one blade at a time.




