Japanese Cup Sake
Single-serving sake packaged in glass cups with pull-tab lids, often featuring decorative or collectible designs and sold at Japanese convenience stores.
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MarianFirst to rec“Grab yourself some walking sake at 7:11 and make your selection solely based on which option has the best cup. Keep these glasses for years to come and remember having a great time walking the streets of Japan.”
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lauren o“They're narrow and short enough to fit comfortably on close, shallow shelves, and the glass is helpful for seeing shorter thingamajigs inside. Akishika Junmai Bambi Cups are a favorite, as are Oyaji Gokuraku Eyeball Ginjo Sake (opaque but worth it) and Ohmine Junmai Cup (diminutive, pleasantly abstract).”
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Amy“i do this with my cute small glassware for q tips and makeup brushes and it looks so fun and chic”
