A set of 5 wooden masu (sake cups) of various sizes, obtained at various celebrations. Besides drinking sake, how about using them for "Setsubun bean-throwing" (bean-throwing festival)? It's more authentic than using the paper assembly-type masu that come with the beans, and it's sure to be a hit. Also, as they are traditional Japanese crafts, they combine durability and beauty, so I think people from overseas will also be interested. How about using them for interior decoration or as a vase mat? 【Material】 Wood. 【Contents/Approximate Dimensions (mm)】 (1) 1-sho masu (approx. 1.8 liters) 　Burned mark: None 　Outer dimensions: 168mm square x 93mm H　Inner dimensions: 145mm square x 80mm D I think the 1-sho masu is a size that is rarely seen. (2) 1-go masu (approx. 180ml) 　Burned mark: "祝" (Celebration) x 2 　Outer dimensions: 83mm square x 57mm H　Inner dimensions: 61mm square x 46mm D 　One has some resin (?), and a crack. (3) 1-go masu 　Burned mark: "菊正宗" (Kiku-Masamune sake brand) "一升" (1 sho) 　Outer dimensions: 79mm square x 50mm H　Inner dimensions: 58mm square x 40mm D (4) 1-go masu 　Burned mark: "祝" (Celebration) "某企業名" (Name of a certain company) 　Outer dimensions: 86mm square x 56mm H　Inner dimensions: 64mm square x 45mm D No smokers, no pets. Will be delivered by anonymous delivery. For those who understand that these are items stored at home for a long time.