The design of this set of three Daiginjo aged sake bottles combines innovative slit-animated packaging with artisanal craftsmanship. The dynamic logo transitions illustrate the brewing years of 2004, 2012, and 2019, while the act of opening symbolizes the sake's aging process. Clear varnish and silver foil seals enhance the unique amber hues of each vintage. Balancing elegance and cost efficiency, the minimalist design highlights the intrinsic beauty of sake, offering a profound and timeless experience for recipients.

A designer from Kamo City, Niigata Prefecture. After graduating from high school, they studied visual design at Kuwasawa Design School and spent 10 years working as a graphic designer in Tokyo. Later, they returned to their hometown, engaging in activities to preserve and promote traditional papermaking techniques while acquiring the skills to produce "Kamo Paper." Currently, they work as a designer at Prograf Co., Ltd., offering comprehensive direction that integrates design, printing, and paper processing. They are committed to creating value for society through designs that emphasize regional characteristics and diversity.

Takeda Shuzo Co., Ltd., a distinguished sake brewery based in Joetsu City, Niigata Prefecture, has been crafting exceptional sake for generations. Its flagship brand, "Katafune," is renowned for its harmonious balance of rich, rounded sweetness and a clean, refreshing finish. The brewery's strategic location near the coastal sand dunes ensures the use of naturally filtered, high-quality water, contributing to the exceptional characteristics of its sake. Takeda Shuzo remains dedicated to upholding the traditions of sake production while leveraging the unique environmental advantages of its region.