Fukuda Shuzo is a historic sake brewery located in Shishikicho, Hirado City, Nagasaki Prefecture.
 Founded in 1688 during the Genroku era, it has been committed to producing sake using locally sourced ingredients from Hirado.
 In particular, the brand "Fukutsuru" is known for its slightly sweet, fruity taste, which has garnered much affection from many people.
 Additionally, this brewery offers Daiginjo sake "Nagasaki Bijin" and the new brand "Fukuda," each with its own unique charm.
The brewery is located about 45 minutes from the Hirado Ohashi Bridge, surrounded by a rich natural environment.
 The operating hours are from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, but it is recommended to check in advance for any holidays or changes in hours.
 There are no seating areas within the store, so customers typically purchase sake as souvenirs to enjoy at home.
Fukuda Shuzo's selections pair exceptionally well with food, and "Fukuda Junmai Ginjo Super" is particularly popular when enjoyed with sushi.
 This sake features a subtle aroma of rice and a soft sweetness, providing a crisp taste that complements various dishes.
 In addition to sake, a wide variety of shochu is available, offering choices tailored to individual preferences.
 Popular shochu options include "Asahi Nishi-kaI" and "Jagatara Oharu," each with its distinct flavor profile.
Due to this diversity and commitment to quality, Fukuda Shuzo's sake has received awards, including gold medals at the National New Sake Appraisal.
 Because of this, they have become a beloved presence among customers nationwide.
 Furthermore, some guests have the opportunity to enjoy special experiences such as guided tours of the storage facilities, allowing them to appreciate the rich history in a majestic atmosphere.
We highly recommend visiting to discover your personal favorite sake.
 Enjoy the delicious Japanese culture alongside warm hospitality.

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