Don't Be Fooled! These Products Aren't Made in Japan, They're Actually Manufactured in China! скачать в хорошем качестве

Don't Be Fooled! These Products Aren't Made in Japan, They're Actually Manufactured in China!

In the video, a man who identifies himself as "Keita Ito" speaks fluently in Japanese while wearing the typical work attire of a Japanese artisan. He smiles and discusses the quality of iron pots, saying, "This kind of iron pot is not outdated; it represents a legacy of craftsmanship." The video claims that this man is the fourth-generation heir of the "Ito family," a lineage of traditional Japanese pot-makers. In 2018, in keeping with his father's wishes and skills, he collaborated with Shanghai's Yi Jia Living to produce these traditional iron pots, aiming to promote and celebrate this age-old craft. The Ito family has also received multiple awards in Japan. However, this success was short-lived. Two years after the iron pots became a hit, at the end of 2020, Chinese professional anti-counterfeiter Wang Hai revealed on Weibo that these purportedly Japanese-made iron pots were actually produced by a Chinese OEM factory. He also found that a domestically branded iron pot, identical to the one in question, was being sold for less than half the price. Adding to the irony, "Keita Ito," who claimed to be the fourth-generation heir of the Ito family, was actually portrayed by Chinese actor Huai Yuan. Thus, both the promotional video and the product itself were entirely "made in China." #madeinchina #chinaobserver All rights reserved.