“To make a traditional wooden Masu into a more stylish pop box,” various colors and motifs are printed by silk screen printing. A glossy coating is applied to the surface, with variations including the following five series; “GIMAPOP” features a combination of straight lines extended crosswise and two vivid colors, which accentuates the beauty of the Masu box shape. “LIP” was conceived to make it easier for women to enjoy Masu sake. “Kiriko” was designed in the motif of a Kiriko cut glass with the intention of matching any settings in which it is placed. “Ichimasu” was produced by combining a modern style with the traditional Ichimatsu pattern, which was popular among women in the Edo Era and often incorporated into yukata (light cotton kimono for summer) and belts for beautiful kabuki actors. “Roku masu” has a familiar “pot” design.