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A sake bottle and choko with the motif of Japan's national sport, sumo wrestling.
Tokkuri: A type of container with a narrow neck and a bulging bottom.
Nowadays, it is mainly used for pouring sake. Depending on the content,
Available from 180mL to 1.8L. Among them, the one with the largest capacity is
Currently, 180mL to 360mL for hot sake are most commonly sold.
This product is designed for both practical and ornamental purposes.
Spouts and spouts with gold decoration are often used for:
It is said to bring good luck for celebrations.
Ochokuchi: A small container (cup) commonly used for drinking sake.
A blue snake's eye (Janome → Snake's eye) is drawn on the inside bottom.
This device is used to check the color and clarity when sampling alcoholic beverages.
For this reason, it is also called Janome choko.
Items will be shipped by Japan Post parcel.
(Estimated arrival date by Japan Post: San Francisco 8 days / New York 7 days / Chicago 5 days / Los Angeles 6 days)
Tracking number is available.
USPS tracking is available. Registered mail is also available.
*Deliveries may be delayed significantly due to world conditions.
Therefore, the estimated arrival date may be delayed.
It also depends on the customs in your country. In case of delay, please contact
please contact your local post office or shipping company for a tracking number.
Return Policy
We only accept returns within 60 days of arrival.
Please contact us first if you have any problems with your return or
Do not put packing materials or vinyl in your mouth.
Also, please be careful that children do not accidentally ingest the product.
Returns will only be accepted if the product is unopened and unused.
Please note that we do not accept returns from
International Buyers - Please note
Import duties, taxes and fees are not included in the item price.
shipping costs. These costs are the responsibility of the buyer. Please check
with your country's customs office for these details.
Costs are calculated prior to bidding or purchase.
These charges are usually collected by the freight (shipping)
Do not confuse this with additional shipping charges when you receive your company or goods.
We do not mark items below retail value or declare items as "gifts." U.S. and international
government regulations prohibit such practices.
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