Sasaki Shuzo is located in the Yuraike district of Natori City, Miyagi Prefecture, facing the Kawamachi Terrace Yuraike, a new sake brewery.
 It is approximately 3,361 meters from Metanoyama Station, making it easily accessible.
 The hours of operation are from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, with Wednesday being a regular holiday.
 It is advisable to check for any changes in hours or holidays before visiting.
The interior of the store has a calm atmosphere, with seating for six available.
 While there is only one table, the intimate setting allows for a relaxed experience.
 This establishment primarily sells products centered around sake and offers four types of homemade sake.
 Additionally, they serve non-alcoholic beverages, such as sweet sake lattes, making it a welcoming spot for families with children or those who are driving.
One of the most popular items is the "Purple Black Rice Sweet Sake Latte," priced at a reasonable 350 yen.
 This sweet sake latte is served cold with ice and comes with soy milk and a topping of soybean flour.
 The natural sweetness and texture of this drink are truly delightful.
 The combination of the drink's flavors and the texture of the koji that is drawn through the straw provides an exquisite Japanese taste in every sip.
The chefs pay great attention to the selection of ingredients and apply traditional Japanese techniques to prepare dishes with care.
 The sake and sweet sake lattes produced here have received high praise as a result.
 Moreover, the store offers seasonal limited-edition products, creating opportunities to discover new flavors.
At Sasaki Shuzo, you can feel the love for Japanese culture and local products.
 Why not visit and experience its charm for yourself? You will find delicious drinks waiting for you, along with warm-hearted service.

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