Toyokuni Brewery is a historic sake brewery located in Kodōn Town, Ishikawa County, Fukushima Prefecture, with a tradition dating back over 200 years to the Edo period's Tenpo era.
 This brewery is particularly known for its sake brand "Ibuki".
 Born in 2011 under the guidance of the 9th generation toji (brewmaster), this sake has gained attention and is now available in specialty liquor stores across the country.
In addition to "Ibuki," Toyokuni Brewery produces a diverse range of sake.
 Among the most popular are "Junmai Usunigori" and "Junmai Genshu".
 "Junmai Usunigori" is released every February and is characterized by its fruity flavor and cloudy appearance.
 It features a sweetness reminiscent of pears and a refreshing taste, making it a captivating choice that is hard to resist.
 "Junmai Genshu" is known for its crisp mouthfeel, pairing excellently with both meat and fish dishes.
The brewery does not have seating for visitors, and no specific operating hours are established, so those interested in purchasing must plan ahead.
 However, this creates a special experience for enjoying their sake.
 Each bottle is crafted with care using locally sourced rice, reflecting their commitment to quality.
The chefs at Toyokuni Brewery are dedicated to selecting ingredients and cooking methods with meticulous attention.
 They utilize selected rice and water sourced from various regions across Japan.
 The technical skills employed in creating their sake lead to high praise from many customers, offering new encounters with different flavors and aromas.
 In addition to the "Ibuki" series, each sake has its own unique personality, allowing you to discover your personal favorite.
At Toyokuni Brewery, visitors can also feel a deep connection to Japanese culture and culinary traditions.
 We highly recommend visiting this wonderful sake brewery to savor its incredible offerings.

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