How to warm up sake with an electric pot

Related blog post: http://kimonodesakenomi.blogspot.com/2010/03/blog-post_05.html
Comprehensible instruction video for preparing warmed sake.
Off course, you can use a microwave to prepare warmed sake, but I like this method because I don't need to leave the table to prepare the next helping of sake.
Another method for warming up sake is to use a kandouko. See also the following video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjFCEzaUqMs

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[bdog580]

thank your this is helpful, where did you get those glasses your useing?

[Ichiro0402Nakano]

@bdog580

Thank you for the comment. I bought the white ones at a rest station on Mt. Fuji. As to the dark brown ones with rabbit figures, I bought them at a souvenir shop on a mountain. So, they all are from mountains.

[WhoGivesAFuc24]

KAMPAI!

[Ichiro0402Nakano]

@WhoGivesAFuc24

Thank you for the comment.

KAMPAI!

[sodhawk]

thanks for this video

[Ichiro0402Nakano]

@sodhawk

Thank you for the comment.

[Ichiro0402Nakano]

@AdamK28

Thank you for the comment. I enjoyed your pirate video!

[AdamK28]

I love you man and seth says yo.

[Ichiro0402Nakano]

@fevkin50

Thank you for the comment. Pleased you understand the virtue of warmed sake. Have a nice time over sake.

[fevkin50]

I can't wait to try my sake this evening that I bought in Sainsbury's. It won't compare with the stuff Ichiro is drinking because it says it was produced in the Netherlands. However, it will taste good to me after waiting this long. It's 14% and will take me back to the late '70s when I lived in Tokyo for a brief time. Kampai!