Nishioka Brewery is located in Nakatsu Town, Takaoka District, Kochi Prefecture, just a 5-minute walk from Tosa-Kure Station on the JR Dosan Line.
 Surrounded by a rich natural landscape, it offers a peaceful environment to enjoy Japanese sake.
 The brewery operates from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, with irregular holidays, so it's a good idea to check ahead of your visit.
At this brewery, a diverse selection of Japanese sake is available, with the particularly popular "Kure Junmai Ginjo CEL Urara.
" This sake has an alcohol content of 14% and a rice polishing ratio of 60%.
 One sip reveals a sweetness followed by a subtle spiciness.
 Additionally, another sake brewed with water from the Shimanto River is notable for its acidity and distinct flavor.
 Many find that it becomes easier to drink when warmed, making it appealing to both beginners and seasoned enthusiasts alike.
In the store, tasting is available, allowing you to pour and enjoy many different varieties at your own pace.
 During the tasting, knowledgeable staff provide thorough explanations, offering a great opportunity to learn more about sake.
 The brewery also carries limited-edition products and unique offerings like dry umeshu (plum wine), adding to the enjoyment of discovering your favorite drink.
For those who want to pair their sake with food, locally sourced dishes such as bonito sashimi or tataki (seared fish) are highly recommended.
 These dishes are popular at local markets, and pairing them with the brewery's sake enhances their deliciousness.
At Nishioka Brewery, you can see the passion and dedication that goes into the important craft of sake-making, a vital aspect of Japanese culture.
 Their expertise and attention to the quality of ingredients have earned them high praise from many customers.
 Why not visit and experience the charm of this wonderful establishment for yourself?

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