A triangular ochoko cup inspired by a sake cup

This suichoko has an unusual triangular shape. It is actually inspired by the sake cups of Sengoku-period warlords.
It was born from the wish that more people could enjoy the experience of drinking sake from a masu box.
The sake flows into your mouth in a thin line, a sensation unlike anything you have felt before.
It is the perfect item for anyone who wants to enjoy their everyday drinking time even more.

* The price is for one suichoko.

It won the Good Design Award in 2011!

Thanks to its stylish design, it won the Good Design Award in 2011.
Just one on the dining table adds a stylish touch to the whole setting.
It can also be used outdoors, such as when camping, and makes a great conversation piece.
It helps create enjoyable times with family and friends.

As tableware and as interior decor

Its unique design becomes an accent on your dining table.
It is not only for drinking sake; you might also use it to hold snacks or small dried treats. Its original shape, made with the skill of craftspeople, has outstanding presence and also works well as interior decor.
It also makes a welcome souvenir or gift.