Miyake Honten Brewery is located in Kure City, Hiroshima Prefecture, and operates a souvenir shop run by the local sake manufacturer, Miyake Honten.
 The store is conveniently situated just a short walk from the Hondori 7-chome bus stop and is about a 25-minute walk from Kure Station.
 The operating hours are from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, and there are no designated holidays.
 However, it’s advisable to check in advance as there may be closures during Golden Week, Obon, and the year-end/new year period.
At this store, a variety of products related to sake and local specialties are available, making it an attractive destination.
 Notably, the ginjo sake-flavored soft serve ice cream is a highlight and has garnered significant support from many customers due to its uniqueness and deliciousness.
 This soft serve contains more than 1% alcohol, so those driving should exercise caution, but its bitter, adult flavor is undoubtedly worth trying.
 Additionally, the amazake-flavored soft serve is popular and is safe for young children to enjoy.
Furthermore, the store offers free sake tasting, a unique opportunity to sample various types of sake produced by Miyake Honten.
 Customers can enjoy small amounts of different sakes to help find their favorite.
 There are also souvenir items like narazuke (pickled vegetables) and barbecue sauce available for home use.
The chefs are committed to selecting ingredients carefully and strive to create products that reflect both Japanese culture and regional characteristics.
 Therefore, each product is crafted with meticulous attention and passion.
 The amazake soft serve, in particular, can be considered a masterpiece born from this craftsmanship.
At Miyake Honten Brewery, you can deepen your appreciation not only for delicious sake and unique souvenirs but also for the local culture.
 Why not take the opportunity to visit?

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