
I got this one and a couple others like it in Tokyo.
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I got this one and a couple others like it in Tokyo.
Oh I so want these!
Ooh, clever!
I'm afraid I need to know where to purchase these in the UK. It's a matter of vital cational security, erm I mean national security obviously.
This might help get the search kicked off, anyway:
https://www.amazon.com/Relief-Seasoning-Shrine-Dipping-Porcelains/dp/B091S5VVFW
Nothing suspicious about it, dark but not fully opaque fluids like soy sauce start out light but get darker as it gets deeper
Like water, I guess?
Looks so clear and 'pure,' but then when you fill the pool up..?
Exactly so, except that soy sauce needs a lot less to show the effect!

I got these (and the chopstick holders) as a wedding gift from a friend in Japan, we either used kikoman low sodium or the soy sauce that was included with the sushi
The top one is boss. Makes me wish there were Nazca-line versions, which culturally makes no sense(!)
That origami crane holder is also pretty cool...
Now clean it.
I have 2 of these, one with a cat and the other with a fish. They wash off super easy. It’s just soy sauce.
That is cool as fuck.
Wow that's a smart design!
This is so neeeat!!
Gorgeous as a piece of art, mildly infuriating to be served this in a restaraunt... I want to dip in the sauce and be able to get to it.
I mean... you still can?
Also, this would be some high-end place no doubt, so you could basically ask for and receive whatever type of dish to fulfill your heart's content, I should think.
(killer avatar, btw)
I never realized until now that those shrine structures look a lot like native north american "Inukshuks".