Yuki Shuzo is located in Yuki City, Ibaraki Prefecture, and has a history of traditional sake brewing dating back to the Edo period.
 It is within a 15-minute walk from Yuki Station, with good access at 749 meters.
 The hours of operation are from 08:00 to 17:00, Monday to Saturday, with Sundays as a day off.
 If you wish to visit for a tour or tasting, prior reservation is required, but it's recommended to check for any changes in operating hours and holidays before your visit.
At this sake brewery, a variety of Japanese sake is offered, including the "Yuki Yui" series.
 The "Yuki Yui Junmai Daiginjo" features a fragrant aroma and the sweetness of rice, captivating many with its rich flavor.
 Additionally, the "Tokubetsu Junmai Namagenshu" is another option, known for its juicy and voluminous taste, allowing you to enjoy the unique effervescence typical of namazake.
 Each sake has its own unique character and charm.
The chefs are also particular about their ingredient selection, using high-quality rice sourced from various regions across Japan.
 Particularly notable is the use of "Kita Shizuku," which has a reputation for its premium quality.
 The sake is particularly distinguished by its elegant and floral finishing, crafted by female toji (brewers).
 The skill and passion that go into creating this sake have garnered love from many customers.
Moreover, Yuki Shuzo also offers seasonal limited editions and new experimental sake, some of which embody a rich umami flavor combined with refreshing acidity.
 For example, the "Bizen Omachi Kameguchi Naogumi" is popular for its abundant flavor and aroma.
 This diversity in their lineup serves as a luxurious companion you can enjoy at home.
At Yuki Shuzo, a precious experience awaits where you can savor delicious sake while feeling a connection to Japanese culture.
 Why not visit and explore the captivating world for yourself?

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