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JapanBargain Masu Sake Cups – Set of 4 Plastic Lacquer Boxes, Black with Gold Rim, Made in Japan

JapanBargain Masu Sake Cups – Set of 4 Plastic Lacquer Boxes, Black with Gold Rim, Made in Japan
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4808x4
$13.50
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Celebrate Japanese tradition with this set of 4 Masu Sake Cups, elegantly crafted in glossy black with a refined gold rim. The masu (枡) was originally a square wooden box used to measure rice during Japan’s feudal era. Today, it is cherished as a sake vessel, symbolizing prosperity, hospitality, and celebration.

These plastic lacquer masu are lightweight, durable, and practical for both home and restaurant use. Each box comfortably holds 6 fl. oz., making them ideal for chilled sake. For an authentic serving style, place a glass sake cup inside the masu and pour until the sake overflows—a gesture of generosity and good fortune in Japanese culture.

Perfect for dinner parties, izakayas, and festive gatherings, this set of 4 sake cups also makes an elegant gift for any occasion.


Features & Specifications

  • Set Includes: 4 masu sake cups

  • Material: BPA-free plastic lacquer, durable and safe

  • Color: Black with gold rim

  • Dimensions: 3" × 3" × 1-7/8" H

  • Capacity: 6 fl. oz. each

  • Care: Dishwasher and microwave safe

  • Origin: Made in Japan


Cultural Significance 

The masu has a deep-rooted connection with Japanese culture, originally used for measuring rice—an ancient symbol of wealth and sustenance. Over time, it evolved into a ceremonial vessel for sake, often used at weddings, festivals, and New Year’s celebrations. The act of serving sake in a masu, especially with overflowing sake, expresses abundance, appreciation, and wishes for good health.


Why You’ll Love It

✔ Traditional masu design, modern durable material
✔ Authentic Japanese craftsmanship, Made in Japan
✔ Great for restaurants, sake bars, or home use
✔ Thoughtful gift-ready sake set under $50

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