Wooden Measuring Cup for Transactions, Used Until the Mid-Showa Era, "Kyoto" Engraving Wooden measuring cup used for commodity futures trading such as azuki beans, sake, and rice. Kyoto official transaction. Widely used mainly from the Edo period to the mid-Showa era. Meiji, Taisho, early Showa era, retro antique item. From the storage room of my parents' house. Due to moving, family circumstances, etc... I'm sorry, but I haven't had time to wash it. There are stains and scratches. Please understand. This wooden measuring cup was used for trading popular commodities such as azuki beans, once called "red diamonds." Traditional wooden construction, actually used. Retro, antique, with a used feel. For Japanese sake, seasonings, miso, azuki beans, and measurement. In old Japan, mainly used for measuring rice, sake, seasonings, etc. Wooden. Square. An indispensable tool for daily life and commercial transactions. - Material: Wood - Size: Small - Design: Traditional measuring cup shape - Condition: Used - Usage: Suitable for measuring Japanese sake and seasonings Antique, retro, original item. Considering the circumstances, it is in the condition it was found, and has not been disinfected. Please check the photos carefully. There are stains and scratches, but there are no holes that I can see. For collectors, those who like old things, and retro items. Thank you. Shipping is anonymous, at my expense. Prioritizing low shipping costs. Simple packaging. For those who understand and agree. Thank you for viewing.