


[Akita Prefecture] What is Hanamura? Introducing sake brewing and our commitment to water, which produces famous sake.

What is Akita's famous sake, "Four Seasons of the Shirakami Mountains"? Born in Daisen City, even the residents of the prefecture don't know much about...
If you want to drink sake from Akita, a place of sake, it's not the kind of sake that people would like to drink, but rather the rare alcohol that many people don't know about...

[Fukushima Prefecture] Sake brewery tour at Homare Sake Brewery | An adult moment to enjoy Japanese gardens and sake

[Akita Prefecture] What is Shinsei NO.6? Find out more about the secret behind No. 6 yeast and recommended snacks...
I've heard that Shinsei No. 6 is a very delicious sake, but many people may not have a good idea of what kind of sake it is...

[Akita Prefecture] Shimizu's people, rice, and sake king ``Hideyoshi'' Growing up and the taste of hometown
The image is of the autumn limited edition "Hideyoshi Cloud" from Suzuki Sake Brewery in Daisen City (formerly Nakasen Town), Akita Prefecture. The sister product is a summer limited edition Ginjo bar with a blue label...

[Yamagata Prefecture] Yamagata's sake "SAKE" drunk in a wine glass is very popular among women!

[Akita Prefecture] What is Natural Rice Sake Matsukura? Learn more about the famous products that have caught the attention of Isetan buyers
As the season gets colder, many people may start thinking about drinking warm sake rather than cold sake. This time, we will warm it up with Akita's local sake...

Hiraizumi, a sake brewery founded in the Muromachi period, is full of history and the romance of Japanese sake!
Akita residents are known for their love of alcohol. Data shows that Akita Prefecture ranks second in the country in consumption of sake. Akita prefecture is famous for rice cultivation...

[Akita] Enjoy fantastic sake while standing! New style at Akita Station!
Akita Prefecture is famous for its sake production. In various parts of the prefecture, there is Hiraizumi Sake Brewery, which is said to be Japan's oldest sake brewery, and in recent years, it has become as famous as Yamagata Prefecture's ``Juyondai''...