Original Japan WWII Imperial Japanese Army Commemorative Ceramic Sake Cup - Unissued EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION and a partly bright finish

and a partly bright finish with some light oxidation

various commercial designs were already available as early as 1938

Overall this is an excellent example

and is made entirely of sheet steel and hard

Feature classic aftermarket sights: a blade front sight and an iconic "buckhorn" rear adjustable sight

Original Japan WWII Imperial Japanese Army Commemorative Ceramic Sake Cup - Unissued EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION and a partly bright finishOriginal Items: Very Few Available. Sake, a Japanese alcoholic beverage made from fermented rice, plays a central role in traditional culture and even religion. The Imperial Japanese military harnessed this tradition to validate ceremonies ranging from the celebration of victory to a final toast for kamikaze pilots about to embark on suicide missions. According to Dan King, author of Japanese Military Sake Cups 1894 1945, some sake cups (sakazuki)