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					SAKE &
				Yamanashi
				
	 
					
				Fuji, the “Future” of Craft Beer “Fujizakura Kogen Brewery” from the Northern Foothills of Mt.
								
			 
			
 
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					SAKE &
				Fukui
				
	 
					
				Local rice, local water, local farmers. Yoshida Sake Brewery, taking on the world with Eiheiji Terroir
								
			 
			
 
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					SAKE &
				Aichi
				
	 
					
				Brewing sake with locally produced rice. Yamazaki Limited Partnership, the brewer of “Sonno”.
								
			 
			
 
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					SAKE &
				Osaka
				
	 
					
				Suntory Yamazaki Distillery, the birthplace of Japanese whiskey
								
			 
			
 
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					SAKE &
				Yamanashi
				
	 
					
				Mie Ikeno embodies the traditional French manufacturing method in Japan: “Domaine Mie Ikeno”
								
			 
			
 
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					SAKE &
				Yamagata
				
	 
					
				What “Jyushidai” can do. Mr. Tatsugoro Takagi, the fifteenth generation of the “Takagi Sake Brewery”
								
			 
			
 
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					SAKE &
				Yamanashi
				
	 
					
				“98WINEs” by Shigeyuki Hirayama, who contributed to the development of Japanese wine.
								
			 
			
 
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					SAKE &
				Aichi
				
	 
					
				Why Maruishi Brewery, a long-established sake brewer, created a new sake brand “Nito”
								
			 
			
 
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					SAKE &
				Yamanashi
				
	 
					
				Over 360 years later, the Sasaiichi Sake Brewery aims to make the best sake in Japan.
								
			 
			
 
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					SAKE &
				Toyama
				
	 
					
				“KOBO Brew Pub” where you can taste craft beer in a wealthy merchant’s rice warehouse
								
			 
			
 
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					SAKE &
				Saitama
				
	 
					
				Venture Whisky Ltd. – Chichibu Distillery
								
			 
			
 
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					SAKE &
				Yamaguchi
				
	 
					
				The Asahi Shuzo Brewery, which produces the famous sake “Otters” loved around the world, is aiming for a better future / Iwakuni City, Yamaguchi Prefecture