Sake Barrel, Komo-covered, 4-to barrel, 2-to barrel, Empty Barrel, Medaka Fish Tank

This is a 2-to (approximately 36-liter) bottom-raised sake barrel that originally held 4-to (approximately 72-liter) of Japanese sake.
This is a rare item that doesn't come around often. It's a sake barrel that has been opened for a mirror-breaking ceremony.
This is a sake barrel that was used only once at a celebration recently.
It is considered a good luck charm.
Shipping included.
It has not been used for any other purpose since its use, so it still carries a faint, pleasant aroma of barrel-aged sake.

As it has been stored by an amateur at home, there are signs of age-related deterioration, dust, and dirt. Please only consider purchasing if you understand this.

It can be used for various purposes such as store fixtures, display shelves, and gardening.

It might also be lovely for keeping medaka (Japanese killifish).
With a little creativity, it can be used in many ways, such as an objet d'art, a table, a chair, a planter cover, or a planter rack.

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#Ramune (soda)
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#Flower pot
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#Izakaya (Japanese pub)
#Mirror breaking ceremony
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