Cute soy sauce dispenser that you want to put on the table

It's a cute soy sauce jar that makes you want to keep it on your table even when you're not using it. I feel like I can hear the sound of "chun" coming from somewhere.

The cute form tends to attract attention, but it also functions as a soy sauce dispenser. Hirota Glass is a manufacturer with a long history that developed an epoch-making product in the 1970s called a non-drip soy sauce jar. The soy sauce jar with a screw-type lid, which was the mainstream at the time, was replaced by a new standard with a spout-type lid. This mechanism is also used in the small bird soy sauce jar, and if you pour straight from the beak of the head (lid), the soy sauce will flow down the lid and return to the body, so it will not drip .

Does it really drip?

But is it really dripping? I thought that some people might be a little skeptical, so I tried it with cold tofu. (I'm testing it with a reprinted soy sauce jar from the same Hirota Glass)

Although it looks cute, the details such as the flow of hair are elaborately designed. The glass is clear and colorless, so the soy sauce also shines beautifully. It's nice to have the feeling of "THE glassware".

In addition to being large enough to hold comfortably, it is thick and sturdy for glass, so it seems easy for people with small hands and children to use.

A feeling of size like this with a woman's hand.

Small Bird Soy Sauce Dispenser Clear