In Japan, the"tanuki" is a real animal, and has mystical properties as described in ancient folklore. It is supposed to be capable of transforming itself as needed, has supernatural powers and is mischievous as well. A "tanuki" is displayed in figurine form in front of drinking and eating establishm...moreents as a symbol of welcome. Now you can enjoy a sake party in the comfort of your home with your personal sake set. This charming set of one sake decanter and two sake cups are made of rich brown porcelain embellished with a delightful "tanuki" face in front and a cute tail in the back. Dishwasher safe. Made in Japan.
"TY KU - Glowing Sake Liqueur has yuzu, mangosteen, honeydew melon, ginseng, (superfruit) goji berry, green tea, Soju, and Sake. And LEDs light the bottle when lifted.
A cool idea !"
"Everyone needs a sake bottle. But this one's extra special: "Made using straight grain Akita Cedar. Magewappa was first made by a woodcutter for lunch boxes in the Odate area which is the north part of Japan."
"I love this! Not only does it look fun, but it's so functional!
The Sake Bomb is made by an LA artist and was inspired by the Puffer Fish (also called a blowfish or known as the 'risky' Fugu in sushi restaurants)
The ceramic vessel is actually microwaveable for hot or cold sake and it comes with the four cups. Available in 4 different colors.
what a great gift for a sake lover!"
"This set would just be completely awesome for your next sushi dinner. They don't have the sake cups or the bowls on the online shop but they have them in the stores."
"Design that adds something unique to a kitchen but doesn't overshadow other elements is to be praised. When some element of your dishware can be soothing and when it can remind you of things long gone, that's even better.
The Four Seasons cup set accomplishes these things. Mostly, the print on the cups themselves (a tree in different seasons) is what makes this worthy of joining the rank and f..."
"Simply adorable salt & pepper cellars can be put directly on the stove for easy seasoning while cooking. They're made from heat resistant porcelain & have the sweetest little lids with a leather loop. Perfect."
"This cup set is made from cedar trees which are found on the east end of the Shirakami Mountains. The tradition of Japanese woodcraft called Magewappa has been practiced for years. Not only is it a perfect conversation piece with friends, it also holds a purpose of holding your sake, hot or cold."
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