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The charred-looking object in the foreground is arabushi, with the powdery karebushi behind. (© Pixta)
The blade at the top shaves the cured bonito into flakes, which are caught in the box below. (© Pixta)
The thinly shaved hana-katsuo flakes. (© Pixta)
Thickly shaved atsukezuri flakes. (© Pixta)
These more finely chopped preparations are ideal for use in cooking. (© Pixta)
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