This is a Meiji-era glass sake cup with an "arare" (hailstone) pattern, featuring small bumps and dots across the entire surface. The rim is cut and polished, and there are minor chips on the rim and upper side (see image 8). This is unavoidable due to the technology of the time and is not a later damage. The water droplets that form on the glass after pouring in ice-cold ginjo sake are quite appealing. The size is approximately 6.2 cm in diameter at the mouth and 2.8 cm in height.