Set of 6 Tenranzan Sake Glasses, 1960s, Japan
A set of six vintage Japanese sake glasses from the 1960s, featuring the white lettering of the traditional sake brand Tenranzan.
Dimensions per glass: H 8 × Ø 5 cm.
The name Tenranzan, loosely translated as ‘Mountain of the Imperial View’, refers to a mountain near Hanno that received its name in 1882 following a visit by Emperor Meiji.
Tenranzan is a historic sake brand produced by the Igarashi Shuzō brewery in Japan’s Saitama Prefecture, where sake production continues to this day.
The clear glasses feature a sturdy, decoratively ribbed base and a simple, timeless design.
Perfect for sake, but equally suited to espresso, liqueurs or other small drinks.
In perfect condition. Multiple sets of six available.
A charming vintage find for sake enthusiasts and lovers of distinctive Japanese glassware.















