Keep it long, treasure it long.

Beautiful Upside-down Mt.Fuji

When the cup is turned down, the majestic figure of Mt. Fuji appears. Its elegant appearance makes you want to stare at it forever. A small Mt. Fuji is also designed on the bottom of the sake cup, so you can enjoy the beautiful swaying view of Mt. Fuji when you pour sake into it. This sake cup is perfect for a festive dining table because of its gorgeous appearance.

Warmth unique to handmade

Nousaku products are made from tin. Tin is the second most expensive metal after gold and silver, and is resistant to oxidation and has strong antibacterial properties. In addition, it does not have the peculiar smell of metal, so it is a perfect material for tableware where hygiene is a concern. Tin is usually added with other metallic materials to give it hardness and improve machinability, but Nousaku's tin does not contain any of them. 100% pure tin is produced using traditional casting techniques. Also, tin has high thermal conductivity, so if you pour well-chilled sake into it, even the sake cup you poured into it will feel cool. It has a high ion effect, and is said to purify water and make drinks mellow, so you can enjoy your usual sake more deliciously.

Mt.Fuji FUJIYAMA Set of 2 that becomes Mt.Fuji when turned upside down. Thanks to the wide mouth and tapered shape, the scent of sake stands out and you can fully enjoy the umami and richness of sake. It is a gem that allows you to enjoy sake more deeply. In addition, sake cups with the motif of auspicious Mt. Fuji are also recommended as gifts. Not only can it be used at home, but it can also be used as a gift for people who enjoy Japanese sake or overseas, wedding gifts, 60th birthday celebrations, etc.

High technology cultivated by tradition

Nousaku Co., Ltd. is a casting manufacturer in Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture. In 1609, Takaoka City in Toyama Prefecture began to develop as a “town of commerce and industry” when Toshinaga Maeda, the lord of the Kaga Domain, established the town of Takaoka. In 1916, Nousaku Co., Ltd. started manufacturing Buddhist altar fittings using casting techniques that have been handed down in Takaoka. Casting is a processing method in which molten metal is poured into a mold to create a product, and the resulting metal product is called a casting.

Based on such casting production technology, Nousaku currently uses casting methods and metal materials (tin, brass, bronze, etc.) according to the application and product to create unique products. In its long history, Nousaku is committed to pursuing new things without being bound by tradition. to do].