Since they are the same white glass seasoning jars, do the measuring markings or lid specifications also differ depending on the capacity?

The openings are all the same size, but the scale markings on the glass surface are different.

The lids are freely interchangeable among the three capacities^[1]. The Toyo Sasaki white glass seasoning jars have the same width with a diameter of 6.5cm for both the 275ml and 485ml, differing only in height at 9.5cm and 14.8cm respectively^[2][3]. Because all three capacities up to the largest 930ml share the same opening specification, even if you take out and use multiple sizes together, there is no hassle of matching lid pairs after washing^[4].

On the other hand, the markings on the body differ depending on the capacity. While markings to gauge capacity are engraved on the 485ml and 930ml, there are no markings on the smallest 275ml capacity^[5][6]. hmmm, it is more natural to put liquid seasonings that require measuring into the medium or large bottles with markings, and divide dry seasonings like salt or sugar that do not necessarily need markings into the 275ml for use.