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Shimazaki Sake Brewery

栃木県
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Famous sake brewery with a 170-year history known for its cave sake cellar
This brewery has a history of 170 years and has been making sake for many years. The current cave brewery is located on the site of an underground factory built for tank production at the end of World War II. Cave tours are conducted on weekends, holidays, Golden Week, and Obon, so why not visit and see for yourself!

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Highlights

Point 1

Visit a Historic Cave Brewery!

Shimazaki Sake Brewery Visit a Historic Cave Brewery!
At Shimazaki Brewery in Sukuwagawa City, Tochigi Prefecture, you can visit the underground cave. The brewery was converted from an underground factory that was originally built for Japan's military industry, giving it a unique atmosphere. Inside the cave, barrels, barrel storage, and equipment necessary for brewing are displayed, allowing you to feel the history of brewing. There are also explanations about the brewing process and Shimazaki Brewery's commitment, making it very interesting. Currently, about 100,000 bottles of sake are still sleeping in the cave!
Point 2

Sake Aged in the Caves of Shimazaki Sake Brewery!

Sake Aged in the Caves of Shimazaki Sake Brewery!
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Shimazaki Sake Brewery is a brewery that specializes in sake. One of the unique features of Shimazaki Sake Brewery is that they use a huge underground cave as a sake brewery. Representative products of Shimazaki Sake Brewery include the mellow and unique-tasting "Jukuroku Daiginjo" and the "Toryushi Junmai Daiginjo," which expresses the sweetness of local sake. In addition, Shimazaki Sake Brewery is popular for its traditional taste, as they use cave brewing methods. You can purchase Shimazaki Sake Brewery's products at their direct sales store or online store!
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Enjoy a Sake Tour at Shimazaki Sake Brewery!

Enjoy a Sake Tour at Shimazaki Sake Brewery!
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At Shimazaki Sake Brewery in Sano City, Tochigi Prefecture, you can stop by on a bus or private car tour. During the tour, you can learn about the history of Shimazaki Sake Brewery and the process of sake brewing, and enjoy a tour of the sake cellar in the cave. You can also taste the delicious sake brewed by Shimazaki Sake Brewery. Reservations are required for the tour, so why not check the details on the Nasu Karuizawa Sake Tour special page and apply to participate?
Point 4

Tour the Ryumon Waterfall Set!

Shimazaki Sake Brewery Tour the Ryumon Waterfall Set!
Ryumon Waterfall allows you to enjoy the rich nature. While walking the hiking trail, you can appreciate the beauty of the clear stream, waterfall, and the changing seasons of nature. In particular, you can enjoy different scenery in each season, such as autumn foliage and winter ice falls. If you plan to visit both Ryumon Waterfall and Shimazaki Sake Brewery, start with Ryumon Waterfall and then enjoy the brewery tour and tasting. There is a free parking lot at Ryumon Waterfall, and it's just a short walk from the parking lot to the waterfall. By combining these two tourist spots, you can fully enjoy Sukuza City, Tochigi Prefecture.
Point 5

Senzanji, a Famous Autumn Foliage Spot Established in 1360!

Shimazaki Sake Brewery Senzanji, a Famous Autumn Foliage Spot Established in 1360!
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Senzanji is an ancient temple established in 1360, and the Senzanji Chokushimon gate has been designated as a cultural asset of Nasukarasuyama City and is one of the highlights. It is also famous as a spot for autumn foliage, where you can see magnificent ginkgo and maple trees, attracting many tourists in the fall. Shimaizaki Sake Brewery and Senzanji are located close to each other in Nasukarasuyama City, Tochigi Prefecture, making it a recommended combination of tourist spots!
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History

Shimazaki Sake Brewery Experience the Rare Cave Brewery in Japan!
Experience the Rare Cave Brewery in Japan!
Shimazaki Brewery's cave brewery was once an underground factory built for the production of tanks during World War II. The site was later used by Shimazaki Brewery and the underground factory was repurposed as a place for brewing sake. The underground factory is an ideal brewery that utilizes natural rock formations, maintaining a constant temperature and humidity to produce excellent sake. Today, the underground factory is a rare cave brewery in Japan and has gained much popularity. On cave brewery open days, you can visit the inside of the cave brewery if you check the calendar on the official website!

Basic Information

Address 1-11-18 Chuo, Nasukarasuyama-shi, Tochigi 321-0621
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TEL 0287-83-1221
Web Site https://azumarikishi.co.jp/
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