I bought this because of its lovely design at a department store. It's still being sold at Isetan for 9,900 yen. The shop staff recommended it to me, saying it can also be used as a single-flower vase. *This is a traditional sake vessel born from the playful spirit of our ancestors during the Edo period, when sake became popular among the common people. It's a "crying tokkuri" that makes pleasant sounds like "peep" and "chirp" when you gently pour sake. The inside of the tokkuri has a special structure that makes sounds through the movement of air. In collaboration with a kiln in Toki City, Gifu Prefecture, which is also a production area for Mino ware, we have created a modern design that makes the tokkuri, which usually has a strong masculine image, appealing to women as well.