49 places
Recommended order reflects each shop's listing plan and how complete its information is.
Tonami-shi / Toyama
One of Toyama's oldest sake breweries, founded in 1862
Nichinan-shi / Miyazaki
Sweet potato shochu brewed in earthenware jars since 1834
Naha-shi / Okinawa
Brewing Zuisen awamori below Shuri Castle since 1887
Okinawa-shi / Okinawa
Okinawa's oldest surviving awamori distillery, founded in 1846
Ichikikushikino-shi / Kagoshima
A Satsuma shochu distillery upholding tradition since 1868
Yamato-cho / Kumamoto
Sake brewed in Yamato since 1770
Miyoshi-shi / Tokushima
Sake nurtured by Yoshino River waters since 1913
Naruto-shi / Tokushima
Narutotai sake, brewed in Naruto since 1804
Hirado-shi / Nagasaki
Brewing sake in Hirado under a lord's charge since 1688
Okayama-shi Naka-ku / Okayama
Sake and Doppo craft beer brewed in Okayama since 1915
Maniwa-shi / Okayama
Gozenshu sake brewed with Omachi rice in Katsuyama since 1804
Kotohira-cho / Kagawa
Kinryo sake, brewed in Kotohira since 1789
Matsuyama-shi / Ehime
Sake brewed beside Dogo Onsen since 1895
Ogi-shi / Saga
Brewing Tenzan sake on the Gion River since 1875
Nakatosa-cho / Kochi
A historic sake brewery in the fishing port of Kure, founded in 1781
Sakawa-cho / Kochi
Sake brewing in the castle town of Sakawa since 1603
Kainan-shi / Wakayama
Brewing Kuroushi sake in the lacquer town of Kuroe since 1866
Matsue-shi / Shimane
Matsue sake brewery bearing a poet's name since 1882
Higashihiroshima-shi / Hiroshima
A leading brewery of Saijo, Japan's sake capital, since 1873
Kyoto-shi Fushimi-ku / Kyoto
Fushimi sake brewing heritage since 1637
Sakaiminato-shi / Tottori
Sake brewed in the port town of Sakaiminato since 1865
Hannan-shi / Osaka
Osaka's oldest sake brewery, founded in 1716
Kobe-shi Higashinada-ku / Hyogo
The Nada brewery that gave sake the name Masamune, since 1625
Nara-shi / Nara
Home of Harushika sake, brewed in Naramachi since 1884
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