At the end of your journey, what remains in your mind may be the weight of the time that has accumulated in that place.

Matsushiro ware was born in the castle town of the Sanada clan, a clan with a stipend of 100,000 koku of rice, during the Edo period. Although the kilns were once on the brink of closure due to the changing times, the passion of local people who love the soil has brought it back to life in the present day, brimming with the "miraculous blue." The unique blue-green glaze that flows over the surface of this sake bottle evokes the tranquil beauty of the deep mists and undulating mountains of Shinshu.

The simple texture of the clay touches your fingertips, reminiscent of the harsh yet fertile land of Shinshu. Pour sake into it and it will quietly speak to you of the pride of the samurai culture of the past. Your everyday moments will be transformed into a luxurious moment of meditation, where two hundred years of history and memories of travel intersect.

[Product Description]
Product name: Matsushiro ware sake bottle and sake cup set History: A traditional craft representing Shinshu that began in the mid-Edo period and experienced a revival in the Showa period.
Size: Sake bottle (height approx. 12cm), sake cup (diameter approx. 5cm)
Contents: 1 sake bottle, 2 sake cups (each one may vary due to being handmade)