Katsuya Shuzo is located in Munakata City, Fukuoka Prefecture, just 458 meters from the Kyushu University of Education Mae Station.
 The interior exudes a quiet and calm atmosphere, warmly welcoming visitors.
 The seating capacity is limited, as the main focus is on the sale of sake.
At this sake brewery, a diverse selection of Japanese sake is available, with particular attention given to the brand "Okino-shima." 
This sake is sold as a "Limited Edition Commemorative Sake for World Heritage Registration," and the Junmai Ginjo (720ml, 2,100 yen) is also popular among customers.
 Additionally, the shop's special Nara-zuke (pickled vegetables) can be enjoyed alongside the sake, creating an excellent pairing.
 There are both one-year and new varieties of Nara-zuke, each offering a distinct flavor.
Katsuya Shuzo was founded in the 2nd year of the Kansei era (1790) and was relocated to its current site after being destroyed during the Chikuzen Takebashi Incident in the 6th year of the Meiji era (1873).
 It is known as the producer of the sacred sake "Hinotsukuri" for Munakata Shrine and "Okino-shima," with its main house and chimney registered as important cultural properties of the country.
 This historical background contributes to the reasons why many customers visit.
The chefs are dedicated to selecting ingredients and cooking methods, using carefully selected raw materials from various regions of Japan.
 The craftsmanship involved in producing each type of sake and Nara-zuke can be felt in every detail.
 Furthermore, the shop encourages customers to take their purchased products home to enjoy, so one can savor the flavors in the comfort of their own home.
At Katsuya Shuzo, you can experience Japan's culture and history while spending a leisurely time with delicious sake.
 Why not take this opportunity to pay a visit?

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