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Hasami ware Sometsuke Kōzan-ji Chōjū Jinbutsu Giga Tokkuri Katakuchi 300ml

SKU: K13-03873

¥3,731

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Korin Kiln Sometsuke Kozanji Tokkuri Katakuchi 300ml

This sake pot features a design inspired by the "Choju-jinbutsu-giga" (Frolicking Animals and Humans) scrolls. It depicts a humorous and dynamic scene of a frog throwing a rabbit in a sumo match. The sake pot holds 180ml, which is exactly one "go" (approx. 180ml). Its design makes sake drinking more enjoyable, and it can also be appreciated as an interior decoration. It's perfect for everyday use or as a gift. We also recommend pairing it with sake cups from the same series to create a set.

Please note that individual products may vary slightly in color, painting style, and weight. Also, some products may have small black dots (iron spots) on the surface or glaze drips, but these do not indicate a defect in quality.

Size W9cm x L11.5cm x H10cm
Product Weight 170g
Capacity (full) 300ml
Material Porcelain
Texture Glossy, Smooth
Place of Origin Japan / Nagasaki Prefecture
Maker / Brand Korin Kiln / Hasami Ware
Specifications
  • Oven: Not suitable
  • Microwave: Suitable
  • Freezer: Suitable
  • Dishwasher: Suitable
Notes

Some other stores may refer to this product as "Kozanji Sake Pot"

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If your total purchase amount is 11,000 yen (tax included) or more, domestic shipping within Japan will be covered by us (free shipping). For more details, please see "Payment & Shipping."

Within Japan, deliveries are expected in 1-2 days from the shipping date. Please note that delays due to severe weather conditions are beyond our control.

Yes, we do. Please purchase the "Special Gift Box and Noshi" along with your product. We can prepare various Noshi (gift envelopes with decorative paper strips) according to your needs, such as for wedding celebrations, housewarming gifts, or internal celebrations, including the "Omote-gaki" (occasion title) and "Na-ire" (recipient's name).