Tohoku Meijo is a charming spot located in Sakata City, Yamagata Prefecture, where you can enjoy local sake.
 The venue is conveniently accessible, located about 25 minutes by car from Sakata City Hall and just 10 minutes from Shonai Airport.
 It is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM, while being closed on Mondays.
 However, during specific periods, only reserved visits are allowed, so it's advisable to check in advance before your visit.
Inside the store, there is a tasting corner where you can enjoy a variety of sake in a standing drinking style.
 In particular, the "Inaho Nama Junmai Ginjo Sake" is loved by many for its soft flavor that brings out the original umami of the rice.
 Additionally, the "Koshu San-Sai," a main brewing rice sake aged for over three years, is characterized by its mellow yet robust taste.
 With such high-quality sake available, it's a paradise for sake enthusiasts.
Furthermore, this store is also popular for its sweets made with "Hatsumasu.
" The "Sake Cake" features a moist texture and pairs perfectly with sake.
 There is also a new product, "Ika Kasuzuke," that is gaining attention and is enjoyed by visitors as a souvenir.
 In this way, the abundance of dishes and products that utilize Japanese culture and local ingredients adds to its appeal.
The chefs are particular about selecting their ingredients and carefully crafting each dish.
 The skills they employ produce cuisine and confections that receive high praise and support from many customers.
 This makes it not only a great experience for personal enjoyment but also an ideal gift for someone special.
Tohoku Meijo offers a valuable experience where you can appreciate not only delicious sake but also the region's culture and history.
 We invite you to visit once and discover its charm for yourself through your own eyes and taste buds.

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