Kamisugi Shuzo

Fujinomiya sits on the southwestern slopes of Mt. Fuji. Rich in pristine water from Fuji vast underground aquifer.

Fujinishiki Shuzo

One of the premier Mt. Fuji area breweries. Uses the prized water from Fuji underground aquifer. Name means Fuji Brocade.

Takasago Shuzo (Shizuoka)

Long-established Fuji area brewery. Fuji Takasago is a well-known local brand. The Mt. Fuji water gives a clean soft character to all expressions.

Makita Honke

Hamamatsu is Shizuoka largest city and a major industrial center. Western Shizuoka has a distinct brewing tradition influenced by nearby Aichi.

Sugii Shuzo

Known for traditional methods including yamahai and kimoto. Suginishiki showcases Shizuoka gentle sake style with added depth from traditional yeast starters.

Eishun Shuzo (Eikun)

Located in the Shimizu area of Shizuoka city near Suruga Bay. Known for clean refined ginjo style typical of the Shizuoka school.

Eikun Shuzo (Fukui)

Located in Fukui city proper. Traditional Echizen brewing style with clean dry finish suited to local seafood.

Uchida Shuzo

Obama is in the Wakasa region of southern Fukui facing the Sea of Japan. Traditional fishing town with historic sake culture.

Hagiwara Shuzo

Tsuruga is a historic port city on Wakasa Bay. Small traditional brewery serving the local community.

Takahama Shuzo

Located in the Wakasa region of southern Fukui. Very small production mainly for local consumption.