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OEX.CO.,LTD

Address 1-7-2 Nakakonoikecho Higashiosakashi Osaka, JAPAN ZIP:578-0975
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Japanese salmon? Sake in Japan
Sake used to refer to Japanese sake, but in Kyushu, shochu was used to refer to saké.
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 describe a large sake cup that is used to drink sake.
There is no definition of gugumi. There is no definition of "gugumi," but rather a cup that you think would taste good if you drank from it. It is said that the meaning of the word "gugumi" is not defined.

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Yamane Seigan, Blue hagi split height drinking cup, Meikama ware
山根清玩 青萩割り高台ぐい呑  名窯
(S38501400)
JAN:38501
(S38501400) JAN:38501

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Details
Item added on: 2021/2/1
Dimensions
7.5 x 6.5cm 110ml
Specifications
Country of manufacture: Hagi Ware
Material / component: Pottery
Product tag: None

Description

Japanese salmon? Sake in Japan
Sake used to refer to Japanese sake, but in Kyushu, shochu was used to refer to saké.
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 describe a large sake cup that is used to drink sake.
There is no definition of gugumi. There is no definition of "gugumi," but rather a cup that you think would taste good if you drank from it. It is said that the meaning of the word "gugumi" is not defined.

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