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Osaka Suzuki's Tumbler Berg
It is known that tin vessels first came to Japan 1,300 years ago, and although it actively served for Shinto rituals, it began appearing at ordinary households at the beginning of the Edo period and still actively serving us today.
Osaka Suzuki, established in the late Edo period, is a widely-known, long-established company leading the production of tin vessels in Japan. Even today, Osaka Suzuki produces every single product utilizing the traditional techniques of casting the iron in a mold and grinding using a potter's wheel.
Tin is known to have high ion effect and is able to remove any unfavorable taste of sake, producing a mellow flavor and highly regarded by many sake-lovers. |
I spent quite a long time snooping around your website to determine what I would make part of my home. I am happy with everything I bought. All is well made and pretty. In particular, the lacquered bowls are fantastic. I believe they are among the nicest things I have ever touched. All was packed very nicely and safely. The people at Shokunin are very nice as well, and have answered my questions to their best. Thanks Shokunin!
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Osaka Suzuki
Tumbler Berg S
Especially popular. Useful as a cup for cold sake.
Size: About Ø6.2xH8.5cm
Capacity: About 180ml
Weight: About 210g
Material: Tin
Price: 10,000 JPY
Osaka Suzuki
Tumbler Berg M
A size generally for a beer glass.
Size: About Ø6.6xH9.0cm
Capacity: About 240ml
Weight: About 250g
Material: Tin
Price: 14,000 JPY
Osaka Suzuki
Tumbler Berg L
Size recommended to users planning to drink a great amount of beer.
Size: About Ø7.2xH10.0cm
Capacity: About (300ml)
Weight: About 300g
Material: Tin
Price: 20,000 JPY
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Osaka Suzuki
Osaka Suzuki was founded in the late Edo period. They manufacture products applying the traditional techniques, where they cast into a mold and grind using potter's wheel. Tin came to Japan around 1,300 years ago. It is known to have a great ion effect and it removes zatsumi (unfavorable tastes in sake) from sake, turning the taste milder. Thus, it is said that Osaka Suzuki's cups, which are made of tin, make alcohol's taste smoother. |
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