Home Japanese Food Can anyone tell me what these vessels traditionally contain? Thanks!JJapanese FoodCan anyone tell me what these vessels traditionally contain? Thanks!November 4, 20225 comments Can anyone tell me what these vessels traditionally contain? Thanks! Tags:Japanese CuisineJapanese Food 5 commentsI believe the two on the ends are soy sauce pitchers.Looks more Chinese vs Japanese. I imagine soy sauce, black vinegar, ginger, salt and pepper? Might be because I have dumplings on my mind though.[The two middle ones are shakers](https://ibb.co/NKT8Cd2)It’s a vintage condiment set, oil and vinegar in the ones with spouts, salt and pepper in the shakers and sugar in the dish with the lid.Super collaboration with Japanese and Chinese culture.Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
Looks more Chinese vs Japanese. I imagine soy sauce, black vinegar, ginger, salt and pepper? Might be because I have dumplings on my mind though.
It’s a vintage condiment set, oil and vinegar in the ones with spouts, salt and pepper in the shakers and sugar in the dish with the lid.
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I believe the two on the ends are soy sauce pitchers.
Looks more Chinese vs Japanese. I imagine soy sauce, black vinegar, ginger, salt and pepper? Might be because I have dumplings on my mind though.
[The two middle ones are shakers](https://ibb.co/NKT8Cd2)
It’s a vintage condiment set, oil and vinegar in the ones with spouts, salt and pepper in the shakers and sugar in the dish with the lid.
Super collaboration with Japanese and Chinese culture.