Kobayashi Sake Brewery is a sake brewery located in Kuriyama Town, Yubari District, Hokkaido, just 588 meters from Kuriyama Station.
 It is open from April to October from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and from November to March from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, operating every day of the year, except for the period from December 31 to January 3 when it is closed.
At this brewery, a variety of products centered around "Kita no Nishiki" sake, produced by Kobayashi Sake Brewery, is available.
 The store features not only sake but also displays such as tokkuri (sake jars) and sakazuki (sake cups), allowing visitors to experience Japanese culture.
 Additionally, popular souvenirs like amazake mochi and amazake candy are sold, praised for their light and refreshing taste.
The chefs use locally sourced rice and pour their passion into sake production.
 The love and commitment to their products can be felt in every cup, especially in high-quality offerings such as Junmai Daiginjo and Hizou Junmai sake that captivate many fans with their depth and flavor.
Visitors can enjoy unique souvenir shopping and tasting experiences that often lead to repeat visits.
 During special events, tasting sessions are held, and collaborations with local festivals are also featured during such times.
 These experiences deepen the understanding and familiarity with Japanese culture.
Moreover, Kobayashi Sake Brewery is also known as a tourist attraction, and the beautiful brick building itself is captivating.
 Visitors can spend a heartwarming time here while finding their favorite products as souvenirs to take home.
 Through its unique product lineup and warm hospitality, Kobayashi Sake Brewery continues to be beloved by many customers.
Why not visit once? There you can encounter delicious sake and wonderful souvenirs that are unique to this place.

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