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White Toso Sake Set

Sale price$208.00 USD

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This toso sake set includes a handled sake pot and three sakazuki sake cups in large, medium, and small. This set is perfect for various special occasions, such as New Year's celebrations, while its simple design makes it suitable for daily use as well.

Toso is a traditional Japanese New Year's drink believed to ward off evil spirits and bring good health to the family. It is made from a blend of five to ten herbal medicines, known as tososan, which are soaked in sake or mirin. The ingredients vary by region, and in modern times, unflavored sake is often enjoyed as toso.

The sake cups are versatile and can also be used as small bowls for serving delicate dishes or appetizers. Placing them on a larger plate can add an elegant and sophisticated touch to your dining presentation.

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