Sachihime Shuzo Sake Brewery is located in Kashima City, Saga Prefecture, approximately 933 meters from Hizenhamah station.
 The operating hours are from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and there are no regular holidays, although the brewery is closed from January 1st to 3rd.
 It is recommended to check the operating hours in advance when planning a visit.
One of the brewery's specialties, particularly popular among visitors, is the soft serve ice cream made with local sake.
 Priced between 300 and 400 yen, it may look like regular vanilla soft serve, but a single bite reveals a subtle flavor of sake lees.
 With an alcohol content of 0%, it’s safe for children and those who are driving to enjoy.
 Though the soft serve is somewhat firmer and lacks a bit of creaminess, its unique taste has captivated many customers.
Inside the brewery, their own brand of sake is beautifully displayed, and they also offer free sake tasting.
 This tasting service provides guests with the opportunity to discover their preferred sake, and the friendly staff provides thoughtful explanations of the products.
Sachihime Shuzo has been brewing sake using traditional methods for nearly 90 years since its establishment.
 The skills and knowledge passed down by the third-generation daughter are particularly valuable.
 A wide variety of sake is offered, ranging from dry to sweet, ensuring that there are options to suit everyone’s tastes.
Additionally, this location sells uniquely Japanese products such as umeshu and RISE cream cheese, making it perfect for souvenirs.
 Visitors can enjoy products purchased here at home, deepening their understanding of Japanese culture through this experience.
By visiting Sachihime Shuzo Sake Brewery, you can enjoy delicious local treats while discovering new aspects of Japanese culture.
 Why not spend a heartwarming time at this charming location?

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