Kyokuho Shuzo is a sake brewery located in the Asa-Kita Ward of Hiroshima City, specifically in the town of Kabe.
 It has retained the atmosphere of a traditional Japanese brewery, complete with a direct sales shop.
 It is conveniently situated about 938 meters from Kahodo Homachi River Station.
 The hours of operation are from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday to Saturday, while Sundays and public holidays are closed.
 It is advisable to check the hours and days of operation before visiting.
This brewery is particularly noted for its dedication to sake production.
 Established in 1865, it has a long history and is characterized by its use of locally sourced Koshihikari rice for its sake.
 Notably, the Junmai sake Nakashin Senbon has received a top ranking in industry publications, earning a reputation for quality.
 According to the proprietor, the brewery utilizes the region's soft water, which contributes to the creation of sake that balances smoothness and crispness.
In the shop, visitors can enjoy tastings of a variety of sake.
 In addition to sake, there are original products made with sake, among which the sake-infused blancmange is particularly popular.
 This dessert is known for its unique aroma and flavor, garnering acclaim for its deliciousness.
 Other offerings, including umeshu (plum wine), are available as well, with adaptations that allow even children to enjoy.
Kyokuho Shuzo is also known for its warm hospitality towards visitors.
 Even if you visit unexpectedly, the proprietor will provide detailed explanations, making it a great opportunity to gain new knowledge and experiences.
 This friendly atmosphere has led many customers to return, making it a desirable destination.
If you have the chance, consider visiting this wonderful brewery.
 The rich history and the delightful encounter with its sake may lead to new discoveries.

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