Suminoe Shuzo is located in Ishinomaki City, Miyagi Prefecture, just 450 meters from Ishinomaki Station.
 The store also serves as an office, and there are no specific business hours, so it is recommended to check in advance before visiting.
 Since there are no seats available inside the store, customers cannot enjoy the sake on-site, but this allows for the delightful experience of selecting their favorite sake.
This sake brewery offers two popular types of sake: Tokubetsu Junmai (special pure rice sake) and Junmai Ginjo (pure rice ginjo sake).
 The Tokubetsu Junmai uses domestically produced rice, with a polishing ratio of 60%, a Sake Meter Value of +4, and an acidity of 1.5, resulting in a well-balanced flavor.
 On the other hand, the Junmai Ginjo is made with Miyagi Kura no Hana rice, has a polishing ratio of 55%, and a Sake Meter Value of +3, which is characterized by its smoothness.
 Both options are very delicious and have received high praise from many customers.
Additionally, the attentive service provided by the female staff members in this store is an appealing aspect.
 Visitors can expect warm words and thoughtful gestures, creating a personalized experience for each customer.
Moreover, the caps of the four-shaku bottles purchased from this store are noteworthy.
 They are soft and easy to process, allowing customers to reuse them as crown bottle magnets at home.
 This clever touch contributes to making memories with their favorite sake.
At Suminoe Shuzo, quality domestic rice from Miyagi Prefecture is used, allowing customers to enjoy rich and flavorful sake unique to the region.
 Engaging with the local culture and history, the sake has become a beloved brand across Japan.
I highly encourage everyone to visit and enjoy the experience of finding a bottle that becomes their personal favorite.
 The sake from Suminoe not only offers excellent quality but also fosters connections and memories with people, making it a truly wonderful presence.

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