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That means you haven't tried a good okudo suita (preferably white). But I agree, kiita are good contenders for speed.

" Here is a quick explanation of the Kanji from the stone posting.
一　= ichi, the number one
本 = hon or pon as in counting sticks ipon, nipon, sanpon (stick #1, stick #2, stick #3)
正　= sei or...

I agree with you. Stamps don't mean something to me, but the two types for classification on "grade" of a stone, Imanishi uses piqued my interest.
Unfortunately, stones mostly covered with labels...

Something else I would like to ask, and I think it is somehow important, if the Imanishi labels have a meaning.
On their stamp about the stone's grade, like the link from Dave...

I second that, and not only on Jnats. On every natural stone available. All we have to do is hope. Or pray. Or both. And of course, pay!

Hello Gentlemen,

I would like to know what there is to know about the Atago (Atagoyama?) Jnats.
As far as I know, they are in the center of the Kyoto mines, not a western or eastern mine, and...