Ikedaya Sake Brewery is located in Itoigawa City, Niigata Prefecture, approximately 505 meters from Itoigawa Station.
 The business hours are from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Monday to Saturday, with Sundays being closed.
 The brewery operates without seating, primarily focusing on the sale of alcoholic beverages.
Founded in 1812, Ikedaya Sake Brewery boasts a history of over 200 years.
 The name "Kenshin," a type of sake, is derived from Uesugi Kenshin, a warlord from Echigo, and the brewery is situated along the historic Chikukigai Road, which is associated with Kenshin's stories of valor.
The brewery utilizes groundwater sourced from the Himekawa River, which originates from the Japanese Alps’ Hakuba Mountain.
 This water is known for its fine texture and depth.
 Notably, the region lies in a unique geological area called the Fossa Magna, contributing to a mineral-rich water supply.
 Therefore, water quality adjustment is crucial; through a filtration and purification system, the hardness is adjusted to a level of 1.
 This meticulously crafted brewing water produces sake that is crisp and well-balanced, earning high praise from customers.
Particularly noteworthy is the "Kenshin Junmai Ginjo Yuzusumi Namazake," which showcases a delightful sweetness and umami, yet finishes cleanly.
 Many customers have praised it as "delicious.
" This sake also features a rice-polishing ratio of 50%, reflecting a commitment to high-quality ingredients.
 Ikedaya Sake Brewery respects Japanese culture and traditional brewing methods while also embracing new challenges.
We invite you to visit and experience the sake unique to Niigata, along with the story behind it.
 At Ikedaya Sake Brewery, we cherish encounters and interactions with our customers, so please feel free to drop by.

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