Mizokami Shuzo is a sake brewery located in Yahatanishi-ku, Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture, nestled at the foot of the natural and lush Sarakura Mountain.
 The store is situated approximately 2,119 meters from Space World Station, offering a tranquil environment to enjoy Japanese sake.
 The operating hours are subject to change, and it is recommended to check in advance, especially since they are closed on Sundays and public holidays.
Inside the store, there is a large refrigerator where sake requiring refrigeration is stored.
 The establishment features a standing bar where visitors can casually enjoy Japanese sake.
 While the only snacks provided are simple dried goods, this allows patrons to fully appreciate the flavor of the sake itself in a cozy setting.
Mizokami Shuzo brews its sake named "Tenshin" using locally sourced rice and the pure water that springs from Sarakura Mountain.
 This brand is characterized by a fresh fruit-like aroma and a smooth texture.
 Additionally, "Kaze no Gin," a daiginjo sake with a 40% rice polishing ratio, is also popular.
 This sake is well-loved for its dry yet fruity flavor, developed through high-level brewing techniques.
Initially, the brewery started in Nakatsu City, Oita Prefecture, under the name "Kakuten Shin." 
In 1931 (Showa 6), it relocated to Yahata in Kitakyushu, and was renamed "Tenshin." 
Since then, it has been cherished as a local sake, supported by many fans.
 Moreover, every February, they hold a brewery opening event that attracts numerous visitors.
 During this time, special sake and experiences are offered, making it a highly popular occasion.
Mizokami Shuzo provides delicious Japanese sake that cannot be easily enjoyed anywhere else in the country.
 Whether for special celebrations or daily meals, it is the perfect choice.
 Why not visit and experience its charm for yourself?

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