"Kanmakase" is a tabletop sake warmer that uses a hot water bath method.

You can easily enjoy hot sake at home.

■ Enjoy professional-grade hot sake at home
In order to incorporate the opinions of sake experts and create a hot sake that would be approved by professionals, we have commercialized "Kanmakase" under the supervision of Kamikame Sake Brewery, which promotes the appeal of sake.

■5 modes to choose the way you like to drink
Turn the switch to your desired temperature. The lamp will turn red and heating will begin. When the set temperature is reached, a beep will sound.
Warm to body temperature: about 4 to 6 minutes
Warm: about 6 to 8 minutes
Warm: about 7 to 9 minutes
Hot sake: about 8 to 10 minutes
Fin sake: about 11 to 13 minutes
*This is an approximate time when using two aluminum thermoses.
Cooking times may vary from the estimate depending on the number of containers used, the materials used, room temperature, water temperature, and other conditions.
*The fin sake mode will automatically turn off when the set temperature is reached.

■You can also warm sake in a tokkuri or bottle.
You can even heat sake bottles or 300ml bottles as long as they fit into the main unit.
*Tokuri is not included.

■Water bath method to prevent unevenness
To meet the demand for a simple yet authentic way to warm sake, we use an automatic temperature-controlled water bath method. The water bath slowly heats the sake all over, bringing out the flavor without compromising it.

■ Comes with 2-hour heat retention function
After maintaining the set temperature for a certain period of time, the power will automatically turn off.
*Even if the power turns off automatically, be sure to return the switch to "off" and unplug the appliance after use.
*Only for [Finzake], the power will automatically turn off when the set temperature is reached.
*Since the device detects and adjusts the temperature of the water placed in the device, the keep-warm time may differ from the above depending on conditions such as the water temperature when heating begins and the room temperature.