
Sonic Hour," which went on sale in April 2013, uses ultrasonic vibrations to create creamy bubbles. It was a stationary type that was used by placing a glass on top of the machine.

The new "Sonic Hour Portable" has an ultrasonic wave generating unit built into the tip of the main unit. It is equipped with a new proprietary mechanism that transmits ultrasonic vibrations directly from the side of the glass.
To create bubbles, the "sonic point," the tip of the main unit, is pressed against the side of a glass that has been filled with beer to the 7-8th fill. Ultrasonic vibrations are generated only while the "sonic point" is in contact with the glass, and a fine, uniform foam slowly rises.



The frequency of the ultrasonic waves has been changed from the stationary type "Sonic Hour" to produce even finer and creamier bubbles.

It comes in two color variations: white and blue. The suggested retail price is 2,900 yen (excluding tax).

Since Sonic Hour is a product that involves alcohol, the target age range is 20 and up. It is an adult toy that children cannot buy.











