While "history" might be a bit much, I'd like you to read about the vintage Showa retro glass assortment I recently listed. They are vintage items, over 50 years old. How about using them for cold sake, with the bamboo leaf pattern?! Next to them is a mini brandy, and the glasses are about 10-odd cm tall, though I haven't measured them exactly. A foolish story of ignorance: In the past, every time I went abroad, I would buy shot glasses with the names of tourist cities as souvenirs. Back then (well, until about a dozen years ago!), I thought they were specially made for tourists with the city names on them. However, I learned otherwise when I saw a handsome celebrity man in a stylish bar or mansion in a Korean drama, pouring and drinking whiskey in this small glass by himself. The photos were taken before sunrise to create a night-time atmosphere! Today, on my way to the fermentation village of Kozaki, I passed Ami and went through Miho Training Center. There was a parking lot full of horse transport vehicles, and I saw a transport vehicle for Tosho Boy. The Grieg glass, Ten Point, overlapped with my youth, and my heart was moved...