*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS.

This listing is for a pair of frosted beer glasses made around 5 years ago by Ishizuka Glass.  Their inner walls have been sand blasted to produce softer and smoother beer foam, and each glass holds 250ml.  The exterior of each glass features various motifs associated with good luck, and they come with their original paper storage box.  They also come with a Japanese and English instruction paper.

Ishizuka Glass is a glass manufacturing company located in Iwakura city, Aichi Prefecture.  They were founded in 1819 by Ishizuka Iwasaburo in modern day Kani City, Gifu Prefecture.  At that time the feudal lord of the Owari Domain requested vidro sculptures, however Japan didn’t have any technology for working with melted glass.  Ishizuka pioneered Japan’s first melting techniques, and this soon opened the road to mass production.  Ishizuka Glass grew during the Meiji and Taisho eras and they relocated to a large manufacturing district in Aichi Prefecture.  Today they are one of Japan’s leading producers of glassware and high end tableware.  **Fellow sellers, this information was researched by Kominka Zakka and CANNOT be used in your own listings.                                                                                                                                               

Sizes

Paper Box:  H.8.9cm (3.5”) x 18cm (7”) x 10.3cm (4”)

Cups:  H.9.1cm (3.5”) x Dia.7.6cm (2.9”) and H.9cm (3.5”) x Dia.7.6cm (2.9”)                          

Condition

Both glasses are in mint condition and appear completely unused.                                     

THESE ARE SHIPPING ESTIMATES BASED ON THE CURRENT GLOBAL SITUATION                                                                 

**Germany, France, Greece, Spain, Poland, Austria, Slovakia, Lithuania, Slovenia:  NO SHIPPING.  Very strict and expensive packaging laws in place and we are not licensed to send products to these countries.  We have no plan to register at this time because the process is in some cases very expensive and complicated, plus each country has its own set of regulations and application process. 

**USA:  EMS Express (approx. 7-15 days).  Combined shipping available (please send us a message) but please note that the price does not get cheaper for Airmail or EMS, in fact it becomes more expensive.  If you want to save money and don't mind a very long 3 month wait, request sea mail (11-12 weeks depending on processing and backlogs at destination ports). Inexpensive Airmail Small Packet option unavailable.

**UK and Canada:  EMS Express (approx. 7-15 days).  Combined shipping available (please send us a message) but please note that the price does not get cheaper for EMS, in fact it becomes more expensive.  If you want to save money and don't mind a very long 3 month wait, request sea mail (11-12 weeks depending on processing and backlogs at destination ports). Inexpensive Airmail Small Packet and regular Airmail is currently unavailable.

**Australia, New Zealand, Switzerland, Norway: Airmail ePacket (approx. 15-28 days).  Combined shipping available up to 2kgs for Airmail ePacket (please send us a message).

**Asia:  Airmail ePacket (approx. 15-21 days).  Combined shipping available up to 2kgs for Airmail ePacket (please send us a message).

**Russia:  No shipping methods available.