DIY kit developed for die-casting "sake" cups

Yushin Tokai, a 39-year-old representative of a handicraft workshop in Takaoka, Toyama Prefecture, eastern Japan, shows on Sept.11, 2015, his newly developed do-it-yourself fabrication kit for die-casting a cup for "sake" Japanese rice wine. The kit, priced at 43,200 yen per set, is designed to let people experience fabrication of traditional craftwork. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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