HIMURO Thermal Sake Cooler

Thermal Sake Cooler HIMURO was conceived from the voices of sake lovers, wishing to keep the bottle perfectly chilled without getting wet. The exterior is a beautiful wooden tub shaped by the handiwork of craftsmen. Interior is made of cast aluminum with good thermal conductivity.

By placing ice in the double bottom, bottles are gently cooled without direct contact with ice or water. Wrapped snugly in a wooden tub with excellent heat-retaining properties, it keeps the inside chilled for a long time. A Japanese bottle cooler that reflects the skills of wooden tub and casting craftsmen.

Yotsukawa Seisakusho

Yotsukawa Seisakusho is a manufacturer of Takaoka copperware, a craft with a history of 400 years in Toyama Prefecture in Japan.

They have been created a number of ingeniously designed, beautiful, and highly practical products using a unique technique that combines the excellence of Takaoka copperware production with Yamanaka lacquerware craftsmanship.

Kisen series is made by craftsmen who excel in the processing techniques of each material, working in a division of labor and combining them. In addition to their ease of use, the beauty of their appearance is like that of modern sculpture.

Kisen's Bamboo series was born from the idea of attaching a metal bottom to a wooden sake cup to give it a good weight and stability.

Takaoka City in Toyama Prefecture is one of the leading metal industry towns in Japan with a 400-year history. It is known for its metal crafts using copper as the main material, which now accounts for about 90% of the total production in Japan. There are various techniques used to produce Takaoka copperware, including hammering, casting, and engraving. Craftsmen in Takaoka are highly skilled and use their skills to create beautiful and functional objects ranging from tea ceremony utensils to decorative vases.