Japanese Sake
Posted in Uncategorized on 06/30/2010 09:26 am by admin
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 ANTIQUE JAPANESE SILVER FOUR PIECE SAKE SET  US $8,500.00
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 Meiji Japanese Bronze Man Making Sake by Sano Takachika US $8,400.00
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 Pure Silver Japanese Tokkuri SAKE Jar sake bottle Cups US $4,524.90
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 EARLY 1600s GENROKU EDO JAPANESE ARITA HIRADO SAKE POT US $3,750.00
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 Pure Silver Japanese Tokkuri SAKE Jar sake bottle US $3,085.20
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 Bizen TokuriJapanese Sake alcohol bottle Tokkuri3C US $2,500.00
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 Pure Silver Japanese sake Cups Set Guinomi ochoko US $1,439.80
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 Japanese Bizen ware Guinomi Sake alcohol cup B6 US $1,320.00
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 Big and detailed Japanese Satsuma Sake Pot w festival signed US $899.00
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 Japanese Bizen ware Guinomi Sake alcohol cup 25 US $850.00
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 JAPANESE BRONZE COPPER SAKE LADLE US $780.00
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 Japanese Netsuke Okimono Monkey Drinking Sake Noh Mask US $680.00
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Japanese Sake
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Stainless Steel Vegetable Cutters #K8444 "100% Made in Japan!!" Sale Price: $3.49  |
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Set of 4 stainless steel cutters for vegetables and canapes. These cutters measure 1 inch in diameter and stand 1 1/2 inches tall. Great for carrots, zuchinni and yam slices! |
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Zojirushi CD-WBC40 Micom 4-Liter Electric Water Boiler and Warmer, Champagne Gold List Price: $152.00 Sale Price: $117.00 |
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Perfect for serving hot beverages to a crowd%2C this electric water boiler and warmer provides up to 135 ounces of hot water for instant coffee%2C tea%2C hot chocolate%2C and more%2E The unit features a micro%2Dcomputerized temperature%2Dcontrol system and four keep%2Dwarm temperature settings that include 140%2C 175%2C 195%2C and 208 degrees F%2E Simple one%2Dtouch controls supply a reboil button%2C which reboils water to 212 degrees F%3B a dispense button%3B an unlock button that must be pressed before pressing the dispense button%3B and temperature%2D and timer%2Dsetting buttons%2E The unit%27s energy%2Dsaving timer function%2D%2Dfrom 6 to 10 hours%2D%2Dautomatically turns on the boiler at a later time to save electricity%2C and its LCD display shows the actual water temperature at all times%2C as well as the temperature and timer settings%2E The dispenser also comes with a cafe%2Ddrip dispensing mode%2C which decreases the amount of water dispensed to 60 percent of the normal setting%2C making it suitable for brewing cafe drip coffee%2E Even more%2C its steam%2Dsave function automatically lowers the power just before boiling to reduce the amount of steam emitted from the steam vent%2E Other thoughtful details include automatic safety shut%2Doff%2C a wide window water%2Dlevel gauge that shows how much water remains in the unit%2C and an interchangeable melody or beep indicator to alert the completion of the boiling process or a low water level%2E A removable 3%2Dfoot power cord%2C swivel base%2C carry handle%2C and easy%2Dto%2Dclean nonstick interior provide added convenience%2E The 700%2Dwatt water boiler and warmer measures 11%2D3%2F16 by 8%2D3%2F16 by 13%2D1%2F2 inches%2E |
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Red and Black Sake Set Sale Price: $10.60 |
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Product Description Black colored sake set with 1 sake server and 4 cups. Each piece is matte black with glazed red inside. The sake server is 6 1/2 inches tall and the cups are 2 inches tall. Ready to gift wrap! What a great gift for anyone who enjoys sake!!! |
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Asian Tea Set Decorative High Gloss Ceramic Drawer Knob List Price: $3.99 Sale Price: $2.99 |
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Handcrafted in the USA to the highest standards using a specialized heat fused, high definition image transfer, that is tripled sealed with a UV resistant glass like gloss finish to ensure durability, easy cleaning, and to obtain an enamel hard like finish... |
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An Autumn Afternoon (The Criterion Collection) List Price: $29.95 Sale Price: $18.23 Used From: $13.98 |
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Deceptively breezy, Yasujiro Ozu's final film, made in 1962, is the lovely culmination of the mysterious writer-director's fascination with family, and the social mechanisms by which different generations fulfill obligations to one another and to themselves... |
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Carried by the Wind - Tsukikage Ran - A Tale of Two Travelers (Vol. 1) List Price: $29.98 Sale Price: $19.00 Used From: $4.99 |
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From acclaimed director Akitaroh Daichi (Jubei-Chan the Ninja Girl, Now Here and Again) and MADHOUSE Studios (Ninja Scroll, Alexander) - Carried by the Wind is a story of Ran, a young ronin samurai on a journey across Japan... |
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Bath & Body Works True Blue Spa Far East Escape for Heaven's Sake Super Softening Oil to Cream Wash with Sake 6.4 fl oz (189 ml) List Price: $15.00 Sale Price: $7.50 |
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Bath & Body Works True Blue Spa Far East Escape for Heaven's Sake Super Softening Oil to Cream Wash with Sake 6.4 fl oz (189 ml) Take your skin to a higher level of consciousness with this skin softening oil massage body wash... |
Learn Japanese language
The word "IMPOSSIBLE" doesn't exist only "POSSIBLE" when you try to learn Japanese language or any other language for that matter. Why should it be difficult? When in fact you know a few words of Japanese words which is commonly use by all individuals such us "kimono" and "sake" which means rice wine.
Japanese among the other foreign language taught today is considered the easiest language to learn. It is less complicated that others claim that an individual can learn it over night just by studying the "How to Learn" book. But of course the best thing to learn Japanese is by immersion. To be with native Japanese speakers can certainly develop your speaking and listening skills and helps you a lot in your goal to speak Japanese.
How easy is Japanese language?
You start with the sounds, basically they only have 50 different sounds to master. What is difficult with Japanese language is their grammar but don't get confuse with it just yet but stick to mastering the sounds first.
To start with there are only five vowel sounds to memorize. "A" as in "a" in the word far, "I" as "e" in the word me, "E" as in bet, "O" as in over and "U" as in push when it is in short vowel but if it is long then "U" is "oo" in the word soon. Mastery of the vowel sound as well as the consonants is the first step and when you get to master this then you get to enjoy pronouncing the words. When you get to pronounce the word you will be familiarize too with its meaning. At this stage you might be able converse not fluently of course but as beginners do.
Form of Grammar in Japanese
In Japanese grammar the verb always comes in last. Verb endings are very important. So that you will know if a sentence is expressing in present or past tense or if it's a positive or negative response, you must listen to the very last syllable of a sentence. You can clearly see it in the example given, in English you will say "I would like to visit Mount Fuji", In Japanese you would say "Watak'shi wa Fuji San" which literally means "I Fiji Mount visit want". But professionals advised, don't get hang up with the grammar thing, but master your speaking and listening skills first. Master the sound of each vowel and consonants and you will be just fines.
There are a lot of reasons why an individual would want to learn Japanese language. Whatever your reasons are just stick to your goal of learning the language and that alone will sustain you all through out your study. Learning the language would definitely open up a lot of opportunities for you so don't get discourage if at times you fail, go on and get encourage and rewarded when you are able to communicate with a native Japanese speaker or those who know the language. Every smile that your word brought to their face is enough encouragement for you to go on with your studies.
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Sake $18.63 Saké, the Japanese alcoholic beverage derived from rice, is quickly becoming one of the "coolest" international drinks after almost 2,000 years of popularity in Japan. The current nationwide rise of saké bars and saké-influenced drink |
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Barrels of Sake, Japanese Rice Wine, Tokyo, Japan $19.99 Nancy & Steve Ross Barrels of Sake, Japanese Rice Wine, Tokyo, Japan - Photographic Print |
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The Book of Sake $40.46 Once found only in sushi bars and Japanese restaurants in the U.S., sake now lines the shelves of our gourmet food shops, liquor stores, supermarkets, and restaurants of all types. And as sake increasingly becomes a part of the way we dine and entertain, Americans everywhere are looking for guidance in sorting out the confusing and intimidating array of choices available. In The Book of Sake, brewmaster Philip Harper provides all the information anyone needs to discover the many true pleasures of Japan`s national tipple. Harper, the only non-Japanese to rise to the official rank of "master brewer," shows readers how to select a good sake and match a selection with food. He describes each type of sake, how it is produced and acquires its distinctive flavor and bouquet, and how it is best appreciated. Next, Harper introduces a collection of sake lore, a guide to reading sake labels, a groundbreaking new tasting chart, and a selection of sakes for all palates and pocketbooks by the esteemed sake critic Haruo Matsuzaki. To round out the volume Harper offers highlights of Japan`s sake regions, then presents perhaps the most intriguing tour of the sake brewmaster`s art ever to be published in English. |
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For the Sake of It $10.61 For the Sake of It |
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Man Lifting a Sake Barrel, Japanese Wood-Cut Print $19.99 Man Lifting a Sake Barrel, Japanese Wood-Cut Print - Premium Poster |
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Sake Handbook (Paperback) $24.4 A compact guidebook to Japan`s national beverage, The Sake Handbook is the perfect introduction to the history, brewing, and merits of a variety of sake. Gauntner gives readers all the information they need to become sake experts. Now revised with updated sake recommendations and pubs, this book includes a detailed explanation of the sake brewing process and profiles of over fifty Japanese izakaya (sake pubs) in Tokyo. There are also reviews of over one hundred sake brands, sake labels for easy identification and a list of specialty liquor shops throughout Japan, with addresses and phone numbers, where readers can purchase hard-to-find sake brands. |
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Sake Flask Inlaid with Mother of Pearl, Japanese, Probably 19th Century $49.99 Sake Flask Inlaid with Mother of Pearl, Japanese, Probably 19th Century - Giclee Print |
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Flask, in the Shape of a Japanese Sake Bottle, for the Meissen Factory, C.1725 $34.99 Johann Gregor Herold Flask, in the Shape of a Japanese Sake Bottle, for the Meissen Factory, C.1725 - Giclee Print |
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Sake & Satori $48.17 In this second volume of his Asian journals, Campbell reports on his travels through east Asia and his five-month stay in Japan. Sake and Satori includes the never-before-published sequel to Campbell?s Baksheesh and Brahman and covers the author?s journeys through Thailand, Cambodia, Burma, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Japan. It offers a snapshot of 1950s Asia and its rapidly changing postcolonial and Cold War tensions. Campbell shares his experiences with Noh drama, Kabuki theater, and geisha houses, and explores how Asia absorbs and resists Western notions of gender, pluralism, and wealth. He relates conversations with fellow travelers, scholars, and Japanese people from all walks of life. Along the way, his asides develop into philosophical explorations augmented with photos and drawings. |
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Food Sake Tokyo $22.36 Chef, sommelier, journalist, and restaurant consultant Yukari Sakamoto guides the reader through the gourmet delights of this fascinating city-from the world's largest fish market to the Kappabashi kitchenware district. She is a Japanese American whose in |
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For Pete's Sake $10.49 For Pete's Sake |
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For The Sake Of No One $10.49 For The Sake Of No One |
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For Argument's Sake $64.17 For Argument's Sake |
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For The Children's Sake $11.19 For The Children's Sake |
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For Duty's Sake $4.55 For Duty's Sake |
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For the Sake of the Process $7.53 For the Sake of the Process |
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For Mike's Sake $9.67 For Mike's Sake |
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For Love's Sake $12.65 For Love's Sake |
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For Humanity's Sake $48.53 For Humanity's Sake |
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For The Sake Of It $14.99 Black & Tan (Netherlands):11 |
Japanese Sake in the US 12.26.08