Sake Masu Cups
Emulate the samurai and shogunate’s sake-drinking customs with Sake Masu Cups. Made in Japan from Japanese Cypress, Hinoki, Paulownia Wood, and ABS resin they will enhance your sake drinking experience. Such masu cups are regarded as a wonderful luxury and a sign of good fortune.
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Japanese Crimson Red Sake Cup
$7.65 $5.80 inc. GST
Traditional Japanese Crimson Red Sake Cup made from recycled PET this Sake cup is available in black and commonly used as traditional sake vessels such as the ochoko and sakazuki are used to drink Japanese sake.
Capacity: 190ml
Dimensions: 75mm x 75mm x 46mm
Made From: Recycled PET
Made In: Japan
Colour: Crimson Red
These sake cups are stackable and can be cleaned in the dishwasher though we recommend soaking them in warm soapy water for a few minutes, then cleaning with a soft damp cloth and towel drying straight away.
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Japanese Black Sake Cup
$7.65 $5.80 inc. GST
Traditional Japanese Black Sake Cup made from recycled PET this Sake cup is available in black and commonly used as traditional sake vessels such as the ochoko and sakazuki are used to drink Japanese sake.
Capacity: 190ml
Dimensions: 75mm x 75mm x 46mm
Made From: Recycled PET
Made In: Japan
Colour: Black
These sake cups are stackable and can be cleaned in the dishwasher though we recommend soaking them in warm soapy water for a few minutes, then cleaning with a soft damp cloth and towel drying straight away.
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Blessing Cat Masu Cup Japanese Cypress
$15.18 inc. GST
This Japanese Blessing Cat Masu Cup is branded with the auspicious Better Fortune Cat pattern. The masu cup has a refreshing scent of cypress and is perfect for serving cold sake or as a gift for celebrations.
Country Manufacture: Japan
Dimensions: 83mm x 83mm x 56mm
Capacity: Approximately 170 ml
Material: Japanese cypress (Unpainted)
Blessing Cat Masu Cups are commonly used in modern izakayas and restaurants as a container for serving glass sake cups. As a symbol of the host's respect, sake is poured into your cup overflowing into the masu. The final branding is pressed with a hot iron, the colour and shade may not be consistent.
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Good Fortune Masu Cup Set (Japanese Cypress)
$91.08 $81.97 inc. GST
The Good Fortune Masu Cup Set is hot-pressed with Japanese auspicious motifs. Made in Ogaki city in Gifu, Japan, Cypress is used which has an invigorating aroma. Ideal for serving chilled sake the following masu cups are included in this set.
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Fukusuke Masu Cup Japanese Cypress
$15.18 inc. GST
This Japanese Cypress Fukusuke Masu Cup is branded with the auspicious Better Fortune Fukusuke pattern. The masu cup has a refreshing scent of cypress and is perfect for serving cold sake or as a gift for celebrations. Also commonly used for modern Japanese usages such as serving delicacies and appetisers.
Country Manufacture: Japan
Dimensions: 83mm x 83mm x 56mm
Capacity: Approximately 170 ml
Material: Japanese cypress (Unpainted)
Note that the final colour of this Fukusuke Masu Cup and because the branding is pressed manually with a hot iron, the shade may not be consistent.
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Winning Daruma Masu Cup Japanese Cypress
$15.18 inc. GST
The Certain Victory Passed Daruma motif adorns this Japanese Cypress Winning Daruma Masu Cup. The masu cup is scented with cooling cypress and is ideal for serving cold sake or as a gift for special occasions. Additionally, it is frequently utilised in current Japanese culture for purposes like presenting delicacies and snacks.
Country Manufacture: Japan
Dimensions: 83mm x 83mm x 56mm
Capacity: Approximately 170 ml
Material: Japanese cypress (Unpainted)
Please note that the final colour of this Winning Daruma Masu Cup and the branding are not consistent due to the fact that they are pressed manually with a hot iron.
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Lucky Gourd Masu Cup Japanese Cypress
$15.18 inc. GST
The auspicious Good Luck Bottle Gourd Tie motif is emblazoned on this Japanese Cypress Lucky Gourd Masu Cup. The masu cup is scented with cypress and is ideal for serving cold sake or as a gift for special occasions. Additionally, it is frequently utilised in contemporary Japanese culture for purposes like presenting delicacies and snacks.
Country Manufacture: Japan
Dimensions: 83mm x 83mm x 56mm
Capacity: Approximately 170 ml
Material: Japanese cypress (Unpainted)
Please keep in mind that the final colour of this Lucky Gourd Masu Cup and the branding are not consistent due to the fact that they are pressed manually with a hot iron.
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Long Life Fuji Masu Cup Japanese Cypress
$15.18 inc. GST
The Long Life Fuji motif adorns this Long Life Fuji Masu Cup. The masu cup is scented with cooling cypress and is ideal for serving cold sake or as a gift for special occasions. Additionally, it is frequently utilised in current Japanese culture for purposes like presenting delicacies and snacks.
Country Manufacture: Japan
Dimensions: 83mm x 83mm x 56mm
Capacity: Approximately 170 ml
Material: Japanese cypress (Unpainted)
Please note that the final colour of this Long Life Fuji Masu Cup and the branding are not consistent due to the fact that they are pressed manually with a hot iron.
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Blessing Sea Bream Masu Cup Japanese Cypress
$15.18 inc. GST
The auspicious Lucky Sea Bream motif is embossed on this Japanese Cypress Masu cup. The masu cup is scented with cypress and is ideal for pouring chilled sake or as a gift for special occasions. Additionally, it is frequently utilised in contemporary Japanese culture to serve delicacies and snacks.
Country Manufacture: Japan
Dimensions: 83mm x 83mm x 56mm
Capacity: Approximately 170 ml
Material: Japanese cypress (Unpainted)
Please keep in mind that the final shade of this product may vary somewhat due to the fact that the branding is applied manually with a hot iron.
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Gou Masu Cup 0.18 L
$5.28 inc. GST
Gou Masu Cup 0.18 L was traditionally used in Japan during the feudal period as a cooking utensil for measuring rice, grain, sake and oils. Masu existed in sizes ranging from one to (一斗枡 ittomasu, c. 18 L) to one gō (一合枡 ichigōmasu, c. 0.18 L).
Capacity: 0.18 L
Size: 113mm x 113mm x 67mm
Compartments: 1
Made From: Paulownia Wood
Today the Gou Masu Cup 0.18 L is commonly used for decoration purposes including serving sake, condiments bottles and Japanese side dishes.
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Gou Masu Box 0.54 L
$6.38 inc. GST
The term “Masu” translates to “growth” in Japanese and is thus an icon of prosperity and great happiness. The technique to craft the Masu Box with fine precision has been passed down by ancient craftsmen and is still practised by Japanese artisans.
Capacity: 0.5 L
Size: 113mm x 113mm x 67mm
Compartments: 1
Made From: Paulownia Wood
Made from Paulownia wood which is known in Japanese as kiri (桐), also known as the "Princess Tree". Paulownia serves as the Government Seal of Japan and used by the Cabinet and the Government of Japan (whereas the chrysanthemum is the Imperial Seal of Japan).
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Gou Masu Box 0.9 L
$7.48 inc. GST
The Gou Masu Box 0.9 L is a traditional cooking utensil used to measure rice, grain, sake, and oil. Its crafting has taken place for 1,300 years using the Japanese Cypress, valued for its warmth and soothing fragrance. The technique to craft the square box with fine precision has been passed down by ancient craftsmen and still is practised by Japanese artisans.
Capacity: 0.9 L
Size: 140mm x 140mm x 75mm
Compartments: 1
Made From: Paulownia Wood
Made from Paulownia wood which is known in Japanese as kiri (桐), also known as the "Princess Tree". Paulownia serves as the Government Seal of Japan and is used by the Cabinet and the Government of Japan (whereas the chrysanthemum is the Imperial Seal of Japan).
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Shou Masu Box 1.8 L
$9.68 inc. GST
Shou Masu Boxes were originally a square wooden box used to measure rice in Japan, dating back to the Edo period.
Capacity: 1.8 L
Size: 170mm x 170mm x 90mm
Compartments: 1
Made From: Paulownia Wood
Today the Shou Masu Box is commonly used for decoration purposes including serving sake, condiments bottles and Japanese side dishes.
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Masu Sake Cup Red & Black
$9.79 inc. GST
The Red & Black Masu Sake Cup is a traditional measure of rice that has been long associated with Japanese drinking culture. Used as a saucer for a sake glass or as a stand-alone sake cup, this masu is made of resin in traditional izakaya red and black.
Made From: ABS Resin
Finish: Gloss
Colour: Red & Black
Manufacturer: Yamanaka Lacquerware Cooperative
Made In: Japan
Made by the Yamanaka Lacquerware Cooperative in Japan it includes a motif of the famous Umenoyado Brewery which was established in 1893 and has since been producing some of the best sake available.
In Japan, one of the enticing aspects of drinking sake is the range of available sake drinking options available. Made of glass, Japanese pottery, wood or porcelain, the drinking vessel may be customised to fit the circumstance or mood. The Sake’s flavour may vary depending on the vessel used and because sake sets are intrinsically linked to traditional Japanese handicrafts, it’s enjoyable to collect the ones you enjoy!
How To Drink Sake From a Masu with sake glass
There are no specific rules for drinking Sake from a Masu with a glass inside however there are several trendy drinking techniques used by a large number of Japanese sake drinkers.
- Take the initial sip from the glass, leaving the glass on the table.
- Drink from the glass while holding it up with your right hand and it with your left.
- The Masu should be placed just beneath the glass to catch any drippings from the bottom of the glass.
- Once the glass is empty, pour the remaining Sake into it.
Replace the glass within the Masu, just like you would a coaster.
- Alternatively, once the glass is empty, you can drink the leftover Sake from Masu.
How to drink Sake Stright From Sake Masu Cups
There is a protocol for drinking from it straight from the Sake Masu Cups, particularly on special or celebratory occasions. Bear in mind that while you are not bound by any regulations while drinking informally in Japanese restaurants or pubs, drinking from it properly helps you appear to be a sophisticated Sake enthusiast.
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