Fujii Shuzo is a long-established sake brewery located in Misasa Town, Tohaku District, Tottori Prefecture, with a history dating back to the ninth year of Kanbun (1669).
 Situated in the heart of a hot spring town, it is conveniently accessible, just about 21 minutes by Nishinippon Railway bus from Kurayoshi Station on the Sanin Main Line, and a three-minute walk from the Minami Onsen exit.
 The brewery operates from 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM, but as it is open irregularly, it is advisable to confirm the schedule before visiting.
Inside the shop, a wide variety of sake is available, with particular focus on the signature brands "Hakuro" and "Mitsutakuzakura.
 They also offer ancient rice-based old sake, which is remarkable due to their unique brewing method that ages the sake similarly to whiskey or wine.
 This old sake is praised for its mellow taste and sweetness, receiving high acclaim from many customers.
Fujii Shuzo also provides tasting opportunities, allowing guests to casually sample several types of sake.
 Particularly popular is the "Sweets Koji Amazake," a sweet sake made solely from rice and rice koji, which offers a natural sweetness and smooth texture.
 Despite being made without added sugar, its sweetness is surprising.
 Furthermore, this amazake can be enhanced through various creative uses.
The owner’s attentive explanations are also well-received, and they prioritize communication with customers, demonstrating a strong spirit of service.
 This creates a valuable experience where visitors not only enjoy tastings but can also learn in-depth about sake.
At Fujii Shuzo, one can experience the essence of Japanese culture and the local environment while encountering delicious authentic sake and amazake.
 If you visit Misasa Onsen, be sure to stop by.
 It will undoubtedly become an unforgettable experience and memory unique to that moment.

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