Kinmon Shuzo is a sake brewery located in Toride City, Ibaraki Prefecture, and was founded in the 5th year of the Tenpo era (1834).
 The brewery resumed sake production in Showa 7 (1932) and continues to offer Japanese sake beloved by locals.
 The brewery is about 1,596 meters from Toride Station and features a spacious parking lot, but it's recommended to visit with courage, hoping that the automatic door will open upon arrival.
The interior of the store exudes a quiet and calm atmosphere, and the staff's service is excellent.
 Kinmon Shuzo's "Kinmon Junmai-shu" is particularly popular, characterized by its clean, mellow taste and smooth finish.
 This sake is easy to drink and receives high praise from many people.
 While the popularity of sake from Ibaraki is not particularly high nationwide, its deliciousness is supported by many fans.
In addition to Kinmon Junmai-shu, there are various other types of sake worth noting for their aroma and mouthfeel.
 The scent is subtle, with hints of green melon, and it offers a soft texture along with a round sweetness.
 The aftertaste is light, providing a smooth drinking experience.
 This sake can also be enjoyed warm, making it suitable for various occasions throughout the year.
The chefs carefully select ingredients and possess a passion for traditional Japanese sake brewing.
 The sake produced showcases their craftsmanship, each bottle meticulously crafted.
 Although it may lack distinctive individuality, it does not compromise on taste, ensuring a satisfying experience.
 The pursuit of "better rather than just good" is evident, so it is highly recommended to give it a try.
We invite you to visit and savor the proudly crafted sake.
 It's also recommended to pick up your favorite brand as a souvenir, showcasing the unique charm of Kinmon Shuzo's offerings.
 A delightful encounter with their appealing products awaits you.

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