"TASTE" barrier-free design spoon

TASTE's spoon and fork handles are long and light so you can use them like chopsticks. Even if you use a spoon or fork, you can continue to use your familiar Japanese utensils. The spoon has a shallow tip and a small shape that fits easily into the mouth from any angle. Because the fork's comb is short, you can also scoop the noodles.

You can choose from two types of spoons and forks: flat and handle. The flat version is recommended for people with narrow arm movements. Thanks to the long handle, you can bring it to your mouth without moving your arms too much. For those with weaker grips, the grip type is recommended. The handle has a grip that you've swam a little over, which acts as a fulcrum so you can hold it stably without falling out of your hand.

Designed by Toshiharu Arai, a leading expert in universal design, it combines functionality and aesthetics that are easy for anyone to use. The shiny shape that stretches smoothly expresses anyone's desire to dine on their own.