Kimura Shuzo is a sake brewery located in Yuzawa City, Akita Prefecture, about 593 meters from Yuzawa Station.
 Their business hours are from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday through Saturday, and they are closed on Sundays and holidays.
 Although tours are available from 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM, you can request a visit on Sundays or holidays with prior reservation, so it is recommended to check in advance if you plan to visit.
At this brewery, a variety of Japanese sake is available, with the junmai (pure rice sake) being particularly popular.
 It features a dry flavor profile, characterized by a crisp and refreshing taste that has a restrained sweetness.
 Additionally, they offer a namazake (unpasteurized sake) made from 100% local rice called "Gin-san," which provides a fresh mouthfeel and pleasant texture.
 This namazake is excellent as a food pairing sake and has gained significant support from many customers.
Kimura Shuzo also provides sake under the brand name "Fukukomachi.
" This junmai ginjo is reasonably priced yet stands out for its drinkability.
 It can be enjoyed at room temperature, but heating (akan) it could further enhance its appeal.
 This affordable sake is perfect for enjoying as part of your daily evening drink.
The brewery does not have seating available, so takeout and tasting experiences are recommended.
 It is also a popular spot for tourists from various parts of Japan, making it an ideal place for those who want to experience Japanese culture and local flavors.
At Kimura Shuzo, you can enjoy Japanese sake crafted with traditional techniques and a focus on quality ingredients.
 Visiting once could lead you to discover a new favorite sake.
 They offer a range of products that make excellent souvenirs, appreciated not only for personal enjoyment but also as gifts.
 Be sure to visit and enjoy the experience of finding your new favorite sake!

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