I wondered why there wasn't anything like this for sake bottles, even though there are for wine. So, I made one. Carrying or transporting a 1.8-liter sake bottle out in the open, like during a picnic or for camping and outdoor activities, is really worrying in terms of its strength. It's also a bit concerning for appearances, and for my own peace of mind. But, I'm not too fond of the paper pack or PET bottle options. I want to enjoy my favorite brand with a little bit of fun! So, I made a case with a sliding front door, like the okamochi used for takeout, made entirely of natural solid wood, including a handle made of hemp rope. It's constructed using the "dado, groove, and rabbet" method, where grooves are cut and protrusions are fitted in, so there are no screws, nails, or any kind of metal used. While the main focus was to protect the bottle from external pressure and impact, there's no cushioning inside, so the bottle will obviously break if the case is dropped. The size is designed to fit a standard 1.8-liter bottle snugly. Bottles with unusual shapes or lids might not fit (it's a tight fit for a bottle that's 40 cm tall and 10.5 cm in diameter). It's 42.5 cm tall, and 13.7 cm wide and deep. If you purchase one, I'll try to ship it by the next day, but since I work during the weekdays and can't use the courier service during the day, it might take two days, or at most, an extra day. I'll send you a message if that happens. Total quantity: 1