Hirota Yarai Edo Kiriko Cut Glass Guinomi Sake Cup Red

We have curated a selection of exquisite sake cups from across Japan, designed to enhance your enjoyment of savoring your favorite sake.
Select your ideal sake cup based on the season, your mood, or the cuisine from three traditional types: sakazuki, ochoko, and guinomi.

Guinomi sake cups come in various designs, with some shaped like small bowls and others like little teacups. Their diverse forms allow for a generous pour, often offering more capacity than the traditional ochoko sake cup found in a Japanese sake set, providing a delightful way to savor your sake.

The best way to warm up on a cold day?
Gather around a hot clay pot and share a hearty and fun dinner.
We set the table for an enticing Shabu-shabu dinner with thinly sliced pork using the Black Banko Donabe Japanese Clay Pot.

Have a festive sushi party with a Japanese sushi boat! Pair it with traditional patterned tableware for a special table setting with a stunning impression.

Choosing the ideal sake cup goes beyond simply picking something that looks nice—it's a key element in enhancing your sake experience. Whether you're a seasoned sake enthusiast or new to the world of sake, read on to discover how to find the perfect cup to elevate every sip.

Edo Kiriko are true masterpieces of unbelievably precise cutting artistry, inviting whoever possesses them to a realm of magical enchantment. One cannot but be fascinated by the serenity of the luminous lines engraved into glass.