Fuji rock glass with thank you wooden Tajima Glass authorized 270ml Mt. box, dealer, TG15-015-R

The color of the liquid is reflected, creating a colorful image of Mount Fuji at the bottom of the glass. Handcrafted by glass artisans. This product won the Grand Prize and the Japan Tourism Agency Commissioner's Award at the 2015 Souvenir Grand Prix. It was introduced on the morning information program "Sukkiri." It comes with an original wooden box, making it the perfect gift or celebration. Give this special glass as a gift that will soothe your soul and help you forget the fatigue of the day. Gift wrapping available. This product won the Grand Prize and the Japan Tourism Agency Commissioner's Award at the Souvenir Grand Prix 2015. This product won the Grand Prize in the Goods and Novelty category at the Souvenir Grand Prix 2015, sponsored by the Japan Tourism Agency of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, and also won the Japan Tourism Agency Commissioner's Award, the grand prize out of all 478 prize products submitted. The world heritage site of Mt. Fuji has been placed at the bottom of the glass using traditional techniques that highlight the skill of glass artisans. Whiskey, Campari, brandy, Kahlua, etc. You can see different colors of Mt. Fuji depending on the drink, so you can have fun wondering what to drink and how to drink it. Enjoy a memorable time gazing at the Mt. Fuji in the glass, which changes color with the light and shadow. Tajima Glass Co., Ltd. was founded in 1956 (Showa 31) by Matsutaro Tajima as a glass tableware manufacturing factory in Koto-ku, Tokyo. In 1962 (Showa 37), the company established its own factory in Matsue, Edogawa Ward, and began making commercial tumblers, wine glasses, and other items. Since then, for half a century, the company has been carefully handcrafting glass products suited to the times, one by one, by skilled craftsmen. Based on the product development and technical capabilities it has cultivated over the years, the company is committed to passing on the charm and culture of Japanese handmade glass to the future. We have contributed to various manufacturing activities, including supplying glass materials to designers and other workshops, and were awarded the 3rd Tokyo Challenge Grand Prize. Please enjoy the techniques unique to a manufacturer with extensive knowledge of glass materials.