Looking for beautifully crafted, authentic Japanese sake sets (SAKE ware) in Kyoto? Visit TSURU-IPPUKU near Nijo Castle. We offer a carefully curated collection of sake sets handcrafted by skilled artisans from across Japan. Whether for daily enjoyment or special gifting, find the perfect sake set here.
Discover Handmade Japanese Sake Sets in Kyoto
Located just a short walk from the UNESCO World Heritage site, Nijo Castle, our shop features a wide selection of handmade sake ware (tokkuri, guinomi, katakuchi) crafted by artisans primarily from Kyoto and throughout Japan. Our collection caters to everyday use, special occasions, and memorable souvenirs, offering diverse styles and textures.
Why Choose Sake Sets as Kyoto Souvenirs?
The Charm of Traditional Craftsmanship
Each sake set is meticulously handcrafted, bringing you closer to Japan’s rich pottery traditions.
Unique and Practical
From casual drinks to formal hosting, our sake sets enhance the enjoyment of Japanese sake in every setting.
Memorable Gifts
Elegantly packaged, these sake sets make perfect gifts and treasured souvenirs, encapsulating your memories of Kyoto.
How to Choose the Perfect Sake Set for You
Consider Your Preferred Style
Choose from rustic, earthy textures to sophisticated, vibrant designs. There is a wide variety of shapes and styles available to suit your personal taste.
Consider Usage
Small cups (guinomi) are perfect for savoring sake slowly, while slightly larger cups are ideal for casual drinking. Choose sets that complement your drinking habits.
Gift or Personal Use
Gift packages are available for special occasions. For personal use, focus on comfort and usability.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Where can I buy a sake set in Kyoto?
A: At TSURU-IPPUKU, located near the UNESCO World Heritage site Nijo Castle, we offer an extensive selection of handmade Japanese sake ware.
Q: What is typically included in a sake set?
A: A standard sake set usually includes a tokkuri (sake flask) or katakuchi (sake pitcher), and guinomi (small cups).
Q: What is the difference between a tokkuri and a katakuchi?
A: Both are vessels for pouring sake. Tokkuri is generally used for warm sake, while katakuchi is preferred for serving sake at room temperature or chilled. However, choosing based on your preferred design is most important.
Q: Do you ship internationally?
A: Yes, we provide international shipping with secure packaging.
TSURU-IPPUKU — Your Destination for Sake Ware in Kyoto
Located minutes away from Nijo Castle, TSURU-IPPUKU carefully selects and offers items that showcase Japan’s exquisite craftsmanship, including sake sets, matcha bowls, and teapots. Visit us to find a memorable piece of Japan to take home.
Our Japanese teaware shop in Kyoto! Located near the UNESCO World Heritage Site Nijo Castle, we specialize in traditional and modern Japanese tea sets, handmade matcha bowls, Kyoto teapots, Nambu iron kettles, SAKE set (cup & pot) and tea ceremony accessories. Whether you’re looking for an authentic matcha bowl (chawan) or a high-quality Japanese teapot (kyusu), you’ll find the perfect piece to take home as a Kyoto souvenir. We provide secure packaging to ensure safe transport, and international shipping is available. Visit us and explore the beauty of Japanese craftsmanship!
