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OEX.CO.,LTD
| Address | 1-7-2 Nakakonoikecho Higashiosakashi Osaka, JAPAN ZIP:578-0975 |
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| Representative Name | YOSHITADA OE |
| Annual Revenue | closed |
| No. of Employees | 180 |
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SD item code:9097466
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Korin Kiln, Sansui, Gui drinking cup, Meikama kiln
洸琳窯 山水 グイ呑 名窯
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(S38532220)
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
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About 10 days
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7 x 4.5cm 60ml
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Country of manufacture: Hasami Ware
Material / component: porcelain
Product tag: None
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Description
| Japanese salmon? Sake in Japan Sake used to refer to Japanese sake, but in Kyushu, shochu was used to refer to sake. There are now many types of sake made using methods unique to Japan. The basic drinking vessel for sake was usually a cup or a sake cup. The larger sake cups were called "gugu-mi," meaning "to drink up the sake. The word "gugumi" is said to have come to be used to refer to a large sake cup that was used to drink sake. There is no definition of gugumi. There is no definition of "gugumi," but rather, any vessel that you think would taste good if you drank from it can be called a "gugumi. It is said that the meaning of the word "gugumi" is not defined. Click here for new items *Click here for popular items Click here to see other products of Meigama |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From Dec.25th 2025 to Feb.26th 2026 |
| Air Mail | From Dec.9th 2025 to Dec.11th 2025 |
| EMS | From Dec.8th 2025 to Dec.11th 2025 |
| Pantos Express | From Dec.10th 2025 to Dec.15th 2025 |
| DHL | From Dec.8th 2025 to Dec.10th 2025 |
| UPS | From Dec.8th 2025 to Dec.10th 2025 |
| FedEx | From Dec.8th 2025 to Dec.10th 2025 |
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*We have made every effort to ensure that the colors and textures of our products are as close as possible to the actual items, but there may be slight variations due to the conditions under which they were photographed or displayed. Please understand this in advance.
*We also sell the same products on other websites. Stock status is always subject to change, and shortages or shortages may occur. In such cases, we will contact you to cancel or change the quantity. (Since inventory is always in a state of flux, please contact us if you have a large number of items or quantities in your order.) *Orders received on the same day will be accepted until 11:00 AM, and orders received after that will be processed on the next business day. *Please feel free to contact us if you require more than the stock quantity. *If you order items with different delivery dates at the same time, we will ship the items with the later delivery date first. *Please check the size and capacity (if not listed, please contact us) carefully before purchasing. We do not accept cancellations*returns after receipt except for defective items. |
Other items from this category:
Sake used to refer to Japanese sake, but in Kyushu, shochu was used to refer to sake.
There are now many types of sake made using methods unique to Japan.
The basic drinking vessel for sake was usually a cup or a sake cup.
The larger sake cups were called "gugu-mi," meaning "to drink up the sake. The word "gugumi" is said to have come to be used to refer to a large sake cup that was used to drink sake.
There is no definition of gugumi. There is no definition of "gugumi," but rather, any vessel that you think would taste good if you drank from it can be called a "gugumi. It is said that the meaning of the word "gugumi" is not defined.
Click here for new items *Click here for popular items
Click here to see other products of Meigama
日本のサケ?み
かつてはお酒とは日本酒を指していましたが、九州では焼酎をさけという意味で指して使っていたそうです。
日本特有の製法で作られる酒は現在たくさんの種類があります。
そんな中で基本的に清酒を飲む酒器は杯・盃を用いられることが普通でした。
その中で酒をぐいと飲み干すという意味を込めて大きめの盃を「ぐい?み」といわれるようになったと言われています。
またぐい?みに定義はなく、これで飲んだらおいしいのではと思う器が「ぐい?み」と言っても良いのではないでしょうか。