◆ Tea Caddy ◆ Jujube Can ? Fuji Calendar [Mt. Fuji, Tea Fields, etc.] ? Japan Collection [Famous Places, Kabuki, etc.] ◆ Empty Can

◆ Tea Canister
◆ Jujube Can

? Fuji Koyomi
[Mt. Fuji, Tea Picking in Tea Fields, Spring Cherry Blossoms, Autumn Momiji, Sakasa Fuji (Upside-down Mt. Fuji)]

? Nippon Zukushi (All About Japan)
[? Castle ? Mt. Fuji ? Five-Storied Pagoda ? Torii Gate ? Shirakawa-go (Gassho-zukuri Houses) ? Hokusai's Great Wave ? Kabuki Actor ? Maiko or Oiran]

◆ Empty Can!!!
(No contents.)

? Size (Amateur measurements)
Diameter: 8cm
Height: 7.7cm

? This is a tea can that originally contained matcha.

? It is a steel tea canister.

? The depicted scenes are beautiful Japanese landscapes that are healing just to look at!!!

? Not only as a tea canister,
how about using it for small sweets or as a container for small items?!

? How about using it as an interior decoration?!

? I am listing this item hoping someone will be able to use it.

◆ Brand New, Unused!!!
? Only the matcha inside has been removed.

◆ Immediate purchase OK!!!

? Please only consider if you understand that this item has been stored at home.

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[Reference Quote]
? This is a traditional Japanese tea canister (tea can) depicting Mt. Fuji and tea fields.
? The can on the left is a steel jujube-shaped tea can widely distributed under the name Fuji Koyomi.
? It features Mt. Fuji and tea fields in spring on the front, and Sakasa Fuji in autumn on the back, characterized by a design that evokes the Japanese seasons.
? Product Name: Jujube Can Fuji Koyomi (or Fuji Rekki)
? Use: Primarily used for storing tea leaves.
? It has an inner lid and excellent sealing properties.
? Capacity: Designed to hold approximately 80g of tea leaves.
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? Design: This pattern, which condenses iconic Japanese scenery, is a design called Nippon Zukushi found in products from companies like Tamaya Co., Ltd.
? It vividly depicts Mt. Fuji, a five-storied pagoda, Kabuki kumadori (makeup), and Hokusai-style waves.
? Use: Primarily used for storing tea leaves and matcha. It typically comes with a plastic inner lid to enhance sealing.
? Besides tea, it is also popular for storing small sweets, as souvenirs for people from overseas, and as interior accessories.
? Size: Fits in the palm of your hand, with a capacity generally for about 80g of tea leaves
(often around 80mm in diameter x 77mm in height).