All Posts by：Cindy Bissig

Sake cups are a big part of enjoying this traditional beverage and come in all shapes and sizes. This time, we will be talking about the classic masu.

The joys of enjoying Japanese sake are not only thanks to its diversity and superb flavors but also because of the variety of vessels in which it is served. With each cup and design having its own story, let's start with Kutani ware.

As the summer heat slowly makes space for cooler days and the leaves turn from green to red, people all over Japan welcome one of their favorite times of the year—autumn.

Japanese sake can be intimidating. Although you may have a rough idea of what sake is, once you are in Japan there are so many varieties. And with colorful labels and often more colorful names it can be hard to choose what to order. Plus, the fact that most menus are only available in Japanese makes a visit to a restaurant or sake bar a little daunting for many.