Vase or Sake? Japanese?

Piece is 11" tall and 5" diameter at widest.  Looking for ID help please as well as some idea what the script says.

Difficult to say without translating the writing. Might be a poem, in which case it's a vase. Or an advert in which case it's a sake bottle. I'm afraid I don't speak kanji

Thanks NaomiM.

On other forums, it has been suggested that the writing is a poem. Hoping someone may recognize.

The first Japanese pot I bought in a very fine signed wooden box had calligraphy on it but that calligraphy was not as regular as this. That turned out to be a sake bottle (tokkuri) that was advertising a restaurant. The box was far better than the bottle and, I assume, that the real tokkuri had been kept and switch with one taken from a restaurant.

Your calligraphy is likely to be a poem but even if you were Japanese I think it would be very difficult to read what is written - to me the kanji looks more to make a pattern and looks simplified to help with that.

However, it is too tall for a tokkuri and not large enough for a sake storage bottle and so I would go with it being a vase.

Thanks for the info. Very helpful.