Aderia-Mededa mono Dokura (Koma) Sake Cup – 3 Types
ID：AD-2200
¥1,452
- Nom de la marque
- Aderia
- Utilisez
- Glass
- Forme du produit
- ---
- Unité
- 1
- Taille du produit
- TBD
- Taille de l'emballage
- TBD
- Poids de l'emballage
- TBD
- Jours d'expédition
- 3 - 5 jours
- Pays d'origine
- Japan
- Remarques
- *Delivery to Okinawa and remote islands takes 1 to 2 weeks.
Traditional Japanese Good Luck Items
This sake cup is decorated with the colors and patterns of traditional dokugaku (spinning tops) passed down through the generations in various regions of Japan.
The bottom of the sake cup has a bulge, and it is characterized by its ability to spin around like a dokuraku (a spinning top).
Dokuraku is known as a good-luck charm, meaning "things will turn out well.
It is a popular item for daily use at the dinner table as well as for celebratory occasions.
Expressing traditional dokugaku from various regions of Japan
Three types of sake cup designs are available: "hakata," "edo," and "ooyama.
The colors and designs, which vary by region, each have their own meaning. We recommend them for yourself or as gifts for your loved ones.
This sake cup is decorated with the colors and patterns of traditional dokugaku (spinning tops) passed down through the generations in various regions of Japan.
The bottom of the sake cup has a bulge, and it is characterized by its ability to spin around like a dokuraku (a spinning top).
Dokuraku is known as a good-luck charm, meaning "things will turn out well.
It is a popular item for daily use at the dinner table as well as for celebratory occasions.
Expressing traditional dokugaku from various regions of Japan
Three types of sake cup designs are available: "hakata," "edo," and "ooyama.
The colors and designs, which vary by region, each have their own meaning. We recommend them for yourself or as gifts for your loved ones.