Cutlery; [ scissors; scissors for children; scissors for household use; scissor blades; gardening shears and scissors; metal-cutting scissors, namely, tin shears; nail clippers; nail scissors; Japanese grip scissors; hand tools, namely, punches; woolen shears; hair cutting scissors; ] thin-bladed kitchen knives; folding knives; [ glass cutters; ] paring knives; scaling knives; [ paring irons; ] fish slicing kitchen knives; [ tatami mat choppers; ] carving knives; Japanese chopping kitchen knives; [ drawknives; ] vegetable knives; cleavers; [ table knives; cutters for wine bottle foil; non-electric razors; safety razors; razor blades; straight razors; Japanese razors; hand-operated hair clippers; gaffs; fish scoops; rice scoops; sugar scoops; hand hooks; fertilizer scoops; planes; awls; hand-operated saws; hand-operated chisels; axes; sickles and scythes; hatchets; broadaxes; hand-held center punches; hand tools, namely, dies; hand tools, namely, taps; hand-held drills; hand tools, namely, milling cutters; hand-held files; hand-held reamers; swords; sword canes; daggers; Japanese swords; stone hammers; mallets; hand-operated hammers; spanners; screwdrivers; adjustable spanners; hand-operated wrenches; masons' trowels; branding irons; vices; carpenters' pincers, namely, nail pullers; nippers; pliers; cutting pliers; tongs; pickaxes and mattocks; spades; gardening trowels; shovels; snow shovels; ] leather strops; sharpening steels; whetstones, namely, sharpening stones [ ; non-electric egg slicers; non-electric planes for flaking dried bonito blocks (katsuo-bushi planes); sugar tongs; non-electric can openers; nutcrackers; spoons; non-electric cheese slicers; non-electric pizza cutters; cutlery, namely, forks ]

[ Non-electric cooking pots and pans; non-electric rice cooking pots; non-electric griddles; rice cooking canteens, namely, mess-tins; non-electric frying pans; non-electric cooking steamers; non-electric coffee-pots not of precious metal; Japanese cast iron kettles, non-electric tetsubin; non-electric kettles; Japanese style tea-serving pots (kyusu); drinking cups; sake cups; dishes and plates; salad bowls; Japanese nests of food boxes (jubako); Japanese rice bowls (chawan); dish covers; decanters; sake serving bottles (tokkuri); serving bowls (hachi); beer mugs; lunch boxes; jugs; teacups (yunomi); Japanese style soup serving bowls (wan); tea canisters; kitchen urns; bread cases for kitchen use; non-electric portable coolers; rice chests; food preserving jars of glass; drinking flasks for travelers; vacuum bottles, namely, insulated flasks; ice pails; non-electric whisks; cooking strainers; pepper pots; sugar bowls; salt shakers; egg cups; napkin holders; napkin rings; trays; toothpick holders; colanders; shakers; Japanese style cooked rice scoops (shamoji); hand-operated coffee grinders and pepper mills; cooking funnels; Japanese style wooden pestles (surikogi); Japanese style earthenware mortars (suribachi); Japanese style personal dining trays or stands (zen); bottle openers; corkscrews; cooking graters; tart scoops; chopsticks; chopstick cases; ladles for kitchen use; cooking sieves and sifters; chopping boards for kitchen use; rolling pins for cooking purposes; cooking utensils, namely, grills; toothpicks; lemon squeezers; non-electric waffle irons; ] kitchen knife stands