Hinoki Kimasu Sake Drinking Box soriyanagiutensils Within this clay lie thousands

Within this clay lie thousands of microscopic prehistoric fossils

that are thoughtfully designed for the home and for personal use

Their commitment to preserving the art of traditional candle making while adapting to modern sensibilities has contributed to their enduring success

27'' L x 18'' W

3/8'' lid with gasket serves as an airtight lid for other 3

Hinoki Kimasu Sake Drinking Box soriyanagiutensils Within this clay lie thousandsOverview Care Instructions Return Policy Description: Sake can be drunk in two ways: with a short clear glass or a square wooden cup, called a "masu". Masu cups are small square wooden boxes used to measure rice portions in Japan during the feudal period. Cleverly, most are made of hinoki or cedar wood, which have natural antibacterial properties to keep food and drink fresh. Today, masu cups are used almost exclusively to drink sake at special