Daiichi Shuzo is a direct sales store operated by the historic sake brewery located in Sano City, Tochigi Prefecture.
 It is approximately 896 meters from Tajima Station, making it easily accessible.
 The opening hours are from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, and the days off are irregular, so it is recommended to check in advance before visiting.
This store is particularly popular for its amazake soft-serve ice cream, known for its gentle sweetness and smooth texture.
 The amazake used is homemade, made with naturally sourced ingredients, allowing customers to enjoy it with peace of mind.
 Additionally, the ice cream is topped with crispy toppings, which create an exquisite balance of crunchiness and sweet-salty flavors.
 Priced at a reasonable 380 yen, this dessert is loved by many customers.
Furthermore, the store offers tastings and brewery tours, providing an irresistible experience for sake lovers.
 Local brands such as "Kaika Junmai Ginjo" are available, allowing patrons to savor its floral aroma and rich umami from the rice.
 The diverse product lineup offers customers the fun of discovering their favorite sake or sweets.
While there are no seating arrangements within the store, customers can enjoy a relaxed atmosphere while gazing at the beautiful garden.
 The time spent enjoying amazake soft-serve ice cream or sake in this historically registered building becomes a particularly special experience.
 The chefs pay meticulous attention to ingredient selection and cooking methods.
 The dishes and sweets created through their craftsmanship receive high praise.
 In particular, the soft-serve ice cream made from homemade amazake showcases their dedication and passion.
We invite you to visit Daiichi Shuzo.
 You can enjoy a heartwarming experience in a beautiful garden and a historic building, surrounded by a rich array of products unique to Tochigi's oldest brewery.

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