Drinking sake in Japan is an art when done with the right vessels. The history of sake vessels - collectively called shuki m Japanese - dates back millennia and the variety of shukifound throughout Japan is as varied as the clouds in the sky. For me, collecting shukiwas my introduction into the Japanese pottery world as a young twenty-something in 1984 who couldn't afford an expensive imported California cabernet sauvignon and so thought better to go local, and that of course meant sake.
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机译：在日本，使用合适的器皿喝清酒是一门艺术。清酒器皿的历史-统称为shuki m Japanese-可以追溯到几千年前，整个日本发现的shuki种类繁多，就像天空中的云一样。对我来说，收藏shukiwa是我在1984年时二十多岁的年轻人向日本陶器界的介绍，他买不起昂贵的进口加州赤霞珠长相思，所以最好去本地，那当然是缘故。
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