Stainless Sake-Barrel / Kotobuki(sanga) Masu cup The first Kita Gizaemon began

The first Kita Gizaemon began brewing sake in Yakkaichi in the Koto Plain in Omi

Package weight (kg): 5

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and souvenirs for commemorative ceremonies

"Sakuramori" is inspired by spring of Japanese shiki (four seasons)

Stainless Sake-Barrel / Kotobuki(sanga) Masu cup The first Kita Gizaemon beganThe colors red for love and energy, green for harmony and healing power, and gold for success and abundance, are randomly placed around the word "Kotobuki". The somewhat small depictions of the lucky motifs of "Shochikubai" (pine, bamboo and plum) create a simple design which gives the sake barrel both a nostalgic and fresh impression. Sizes vary from S size (40 cm in diameter, 40 cm in height) appropriate for an event of around 20 people, to the