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Nikoniko Taiyo Shuzo, Head Brewer
I was a craftsman involved in manufacturing, but at the age of 31, I suffered a stroke and had to give up my craft due to the exploitative company I was working for.
After that, I transitioned to becoming an antique dealer, and about 20 years later, I returned to the path of a craftsman, this time in sake brewing.
Although I started working with sake, and despite having no health problems, my body suddenly became unable to tolerate alcohol.
Nevertheless, I did not give up on making sake and have been brewing it with a focus on local ingredients.
By using rice and water grown in that region, I can reflect the very essence of the local climate in each cup.
I brew craft sake. Among these, the "fukurozuri" method is a time-consuming process where the moromi (fermenting mash) is put into bags and hung, allowing the drops to collect solely by gravity without applying pressure. This method produces a clear taste free of impurities.
This fukurozuri sake is the only alcohol I can drink, even though my body can no longer tolerate it.
I believe that this fukurozuri method still connects me to sake.
Gravity-pressed, unpasteurized, undiluted sake
We handcraft our sake using rice grown by a farming classmate in Kishiwada, Osaka Prefecture, and leveraging the power of IoT.
main product
It goes with any dish. And it's delicious!
Flavor craft brew generously using seasonal fruits
Made with an abundance of seasonal fruits and luxuriously finished using the bag-drip method.
gravity-drip craft sake
By eliminating all unnecessary impurities, we have created a sake that will change your perception.
Craft-brewed Doburoku
Nothing added, nothing taken away—the true flavor of rice. Enjoy the aging process that only raw sake can offer.
This is a new genre of sake, made from grains but with a free-thinking approach that goes beyond the traditional boundaries of Japanese sake, by adding auxiliary ingredients such as fruits and herbs, or by not pressing the mash. Under the Liquor Tax Act, it is classified as "other fermented alcoholic beverages."
This is an alcoholic beverage created with a free spirit, unfettered by the existing classifications of "sake" or "wine" under the Liquor Tax Act.
Because various sub-ingredients can be combined, we are exploring new flavors by blending traditional techniques.
We brew in very small batches of approximately 100 liters at a time.
We make the best adjustments according to the condition of the ingredients, the temperature during fermentation, and the changing seasons, so each lot (batch) produces subtle changes in flavor.
Please enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime encounter with the "taste of this very moment."
We apologize, but as these are limited, single-batch preparations, past lots are only available while supplies last.
However, we are striving for an even more refined flavor in the new lots.
Guest purchases are available, but registering as a member will streamline your input for future purchases and offer benefits such as priority notifications for limited edition lots.
You can also earn points, making it a great value.
Yes. To preserve the fresh taste, we strongly recommend storing it in a dark refrigerator (around 5°C).
Our Brewery's Basic Brewing Method
Since it's not pasteurized or pressed, there are no unwanted off-flavors. It's a completely unpasteurized sake.