Yoshida Sake Brewery is a long-established sake brewery located in Hakusan City, Ishikawa Prefecture, with a history dating back to 1870 (Meiji 3).
 This region is known for its cold climate and high-quality water from the Hakusan River system, making it one of Japan's premier sake-producing areas.
 The brewery is approximately 3,743 meters from Nishimatsu Station, but you can enjoy sake in a rich natural environment.
This brewery offers a variety of sake, particularly the "Tedori River" series and the "Hyakumangoku no Shiro" Junmai sake.
 Tedori River Junmai sake, brewed with a polishing ratio of 60%, is characterized by its umami and refreshing finish.
 Also well-known is the "Modern Yamahai" style of sake, which has a slight effervescence while maintaining a crisp taste.
 These sake varieties are available at locations such as Roadside Station Chirihama and in Minami Naruse, Machida City, and are enjoyed by many.
At Yoshida Sake Brewery, the philosophy of "one drop, one soul" governs their meticulous brewing methods, resulting in sake that boasts floral aromas and deep flavors.
 Particularly, the "Tedori River Masamune Yamahai Junmai Sake" is loved by many for its uniqueness.
 This sake not only excels in taste but is also easy to drink, making it easy for you to enjoy it in large sips.
Chefs at the brewery focus on using carefully selected local ingredients and create dishes that harmonize with the various sake offerings.
 The pairing of these dishes with locally sourced ingredients enhances the dining experience, allowing you to savor the essence of Japanese culture.
 Additionally, there are no seats available in the store, so customers are welcome to visit at their convenience and take home products to enjoy at home.
Yoshida Sake Brewery honors traditional brewing methods and Japanese culture while also taking on new sake-making challenges.
 As a result, the diverse range of sake produced has received high praise from many customers, making it well worth trying.
 We invite you to experience this wonderful aspect of Japanese culture.

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