Tajima Glass – Masterful Japanese Craftsmanship for Whisky & Sake

πŸ₯ƒπŸΆ Tajima Glass – Masterful Japanese Craftsmanship for Whisky & Sake

We often talk about distilleries, maturation, and aromas. But how often do we talk about the glass? In Japan, the drinking vessel is not a supporting detail – it is part of the experience.

✨ This is exactly where Tajima Glass comes in.

Founded in Tokyo in 1956 by Matsutaro Tajima, the company combines traditional Edo glass craftsmanship with modern aesthetics. Each glass is mouth-blown, shaped, and finished by hand at temperatures of up to 1,500Β°C. No two pieces are exactly alike.

Tajima Glass works with two Japanese techniques:

  • Edo Glass – classic free-blown glass forms, elegant and functional
  • Edo Kiriko – finely cut colored glass with traditional geometric patterns

The result: character instead of mass production.

πŸ” Especially impressive is the Mount Fuji series.

The whisky glass features the silhouette of Mount Fuji in its base – a symbol of Japanese culture, captured in glass.

We are especially pleased to offer the Mount Fuji whisky glasses at TrueJapan as stylish companions for carefully selected Japanese whisky.

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Quality over quantity. Enjoyment over speed.
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