49 places
Recommended order reflects each shop's listing plan and how complete its information is.
Nagahama-shi / Shiga
A Hokkoku Kaido brewery making mulberry kuwazake since 1532
Shitara-cho / Aichi
Horaisen sake brewed in Okumikawa since 1864
Odai-cho / Mie
Brewing with revived Ise-nishiki rice near the Miyagawa River since 1805
Suwa-shi / Nagano
Suwa's storied sake brewery since 1662, birthplace of Yeast No. 7
Takayama-shi / Gifu
Home of Sansha sake, brewed in old Takayama since 1855
Kanazawa-shi / Ishikawa
Kanazawa's oldest sake brewery, brewing since 1625
Hokuto-shi / Yamanashi
Sake brewed with Hakushu spring water since 1750
Ome-shi / Tokyo
Brewing Sawanoi sake with Okutama spring water since 1702
Ono-shi / Fukui
Hanagaki sake from a merchant house founded in 1733 in the castle town of Ono
Niigata-shi Chuo-ku / Niigata
An all-junmai sake brewery near Niigata Station, founded in 1767
Chichibu-shi / Saitama
Sake brewed with Mt. Buko spring water since 1753
Katori-shi / Chiba
Two centuries of sake brewing in the canal town of Sawara
Takasaki-shi / Gunma
Gunma's oldest sake brewery, crafting Osakazuki since 1690
Sano-shi / Tochigi
Kaika sake from Tochigi's oldest brewery, founded in 1673
Morioka-shi / Iwate
Nanbu toji sake brewing in Morioka since 1871
Mashike-cho / Hokkaido
Japan's northernmost sake brewery, brewing since 1882
Shiogama-shi / Miyagi
Brewer of Urakasumi sake in Shiogama since 1724
Kuroishi-shi / Aomori
Sake brewed on Kuroishi's historic Komise street since 1806
Daisen-shi / Akita
Sake brewery since 1689, named Hideyoshi by the lords of Akita
Mito-shi / Ibaraki
Brewer of Ippin, Mito's local sake, since 1790
Aizuwakamatsu-shi / Fukushima
Aizu sake brewing since 1850, with historic brewery tours
Tendo-shi / Yamagata
Tendo sake brewery pioneering ginjo since 1892
Higashihiroshima-shi / Hiroshima
The oldest brewery in the sake town of Saijo, since 1675
Kobe-shi Higashinada-ku / Hyogo
Over 500 years of sake brewing in Nada, since 1505
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