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百本立 - How does this read; from the whisk's label?
Two I know and can read. The first kanji could be read as 'one hundred'. The middle one is 'book', or it works as a counter. The last one doesn't show up in the dictionary.
I've noticed most quality matcha whisks come with a sticker like this. Is it the crafter's signature or something? The website I bought from had no information other than to tell me it was made from organic bamboo and to give care instructions.
Do forgive the question but when I'm learning, all rabbit holes must be searched after I've fallen in!
Yes, that's it exactly! 
The higher the string count, the better for whisking thick matcha.
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私は抹茶をのむするのが好きです。 (is that sentence right, haha?)
I've been to a matcha mixing and tasting event in the past, which was incredibly fun. I don't own a strainer, but I've found that the whisk I have works well enough, and I've never noticed any clumping, thankfully!
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