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SAKE & Osaka
Noble and graceful as the cherry blossoms in Katano “Yamano Brewery”
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SAKE & Osaka
“SAKE” that brings people together “Daimon Brewery”
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SAKE & Osaka
The process begins from growing their own rice “Akishika Brewery”
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SAKE & Hyogo
Tatsuuma-Honke Brewing uses miyamizu (well water) to make the richly flavored “sake” in Nada
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SAKE & Hyogo
Kiku-Masamune, Nada’s sake made with Yamadanishiki, a commitment to dryness / Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture
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SAKE & Hyogo
Fukunishiki – the locals’ choice “junmaishu” without added alcohol
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SAKE & Hyogo
Izawa Honke, Making sake truly loved by enthusiastic drinkers
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SAKE & Hyogo
Shimomura Shuzo’s commitment to hand made production
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SAKE & Hyogo
Honda Shoten, Possible origin of “sake” and the manager of Harima brewmasters
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SAKE & Kagawa
Morikuni Shuzo, sake brewery carrying the hopes of the island
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SAKE & Tokushima
Miyoshikiku, a fruity sake that surprises everyone / Miyoshi City, Tokushima Prefecture
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SAKE & Kochi
“Arimitsu Shuzo” Mild “sake” made in a Small Brewery in Kochi