Fukumitsuya Sake Brewery is a sake shop located in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture, operated by the historic sake brewery "Fukumitsuya," which was established in 1625.
 It is conveniently accessible, located just a 1-2 minute walk from the Kodatebashi bus stop on the Hokuriku Railway bus, and is surrounded by many tourist attractions.
The interior of the shop has a calm atmosphere, with 10 seats available, allowing visitors to enjoy a leisurely time.
 Fukumitsuya Sake Brewery features a wide variety of alcoholic beverages, primarily focusing on sake, with tasting options being particularly popular.
 Notable brands such as Kuroobi and Kaga Tsuta are available, and their limited-edition "Kanazawa" sake is highly praised for its refreshing taste and rich aroma.
 Additionally, the soy bean paste-marinated tofu served as a side dish pairs exceptionally well with the sake.
Moreover, this shop offers original sweets alongside the sake.
 One of the highlights is the "sake lees ice cream," which is beautifully topped with dried fruits and granola.
 This ice cream enhances the flavor of the sake while maintaining a moderate sweetness and elegant taste.
 The "Hyakunen Water" used for the shaved ice is also recommended, providing a soft texture and refreshing sensation, perfect for the summer.
The chefs at Fukumitsuya Sake Brewery pay close attention to their choice of ingredients and cooking methods, focusing on various dishes that incorporate homemade mirin and junmai cooking sake.
 As a result, visitors can enjoy not just a glass of sake but also a more profound tasting experience through thoughtfully paired dishes.
At Fukumitsuya Sake Brewery, you can appreciate the delicious Japanese sake and the accompanying cuisine and desserts created through Japanese culture and traditional craftsmanship, making it a must-visit to fully enjoy its charm.

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