Thread: Nagura types?

Originally Posted by ZethLent

Yes so have I. The ones I have seen have all been like that. From Iwasaki's nagura info, the yae-botan is a different layer than the botan, both layers just below the koma layer. I was wondering if the distinction was in the 'su' that make up the one I have.

From what I understand, Yaebotan have more inclusions than the botan but are of similar coarseness/speed.

Seth, you can see some more information on Teshiba-san's Mandaraya page (Japanese Links): �ƒŽO‰Í”’–¼‘q“u�Î�A”ª�dƒ{ƒ^ƒ“

And: http://www2.odn.ne.jp/mandaraya/nagura-youto.htm