Sasanokawa Brewery is a historic sake brewery located in Koriyama City, Fukushima Prefecture, with a legacy dating back to its founding in 1765, boasting over 250 years of tradition.
 It is conveniently situated about 638 meters from Asaka-Nagamori Station, making access easy.
 The brewery operates from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM on weekdays, while it is closed on weekends and holidays, so it's essential to check in advance before visiting.
At this brewery, not only sake but also whiskey is produced, adding to its allure.
 Notably, the "Junmai Ginjo 'Fu'" and "Daiginjo Muroka Nama Genshu" have received high praise from many enthusiasts.
 The "Junmai Ginjo 'Fu'" utilizes 100% of the newly developed rice “Fukunoka” from Fukushima Prefecture, characterized by its crisp palate and fruity aroma.
 Additionally, the "Kama Shibori" sake, which is delivered fresh on the day it is pressed, allows for a truly fresh tasting experience.
Its compatibility with food is exceptional, pairing well with dishes such as sashimi and meat, making it versatile for various dining occasions.
 Especially popular is the "Junmai Ginjo Haru-shu Shiboritate Nama," which boasts a refreshing aroma and a soft texture.
 It is recommended to enjoy such sake chilled to bring out its flavors to the fullest.
Sasanokawa Brewery also offers tasting and sales on-site, attracting numerous visitors.
 They carry locally produced cherry whiskey, which is favored for its sweetness and drinkability, particularly among women.
 With increasing interest in the local sake, it is also supported by those seeking delicious Japanese sake from the Nakadori area.
Given this background, Sasanokawa Brewery is not merely a tourist spot but a place where one can experience Japanese culture and history while enjoying exquisite beverages.
 Why not take a trip to this charming brewery and experience its appeal for yourself?

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