Yoshidaya is a traditional sake brewery located in Arie Town, Minami-Shimabara City, Nagasaki Prefecture, founded in 1917.
 Visitors can enjoy sake and sweet sake here.
 Since there are no seats inside the store, the main focus is on take-out and purchasing directly from the shop.
This brewery is particularly popular for its "sweet sake," which is made with great attention to its production process.
 The koji used is 100% pure, and careful brewing is conducted to extract the natural sweetness.
 This sweet sake is non-alcoholic yet highly nutritious, loved by many.
 It has also been recognized for its quality and taste, having won the Grand Prize in the "Nihon no Takaramono 2018 New Experience Division.
"In addition, Yoshidaya puts emphasis on sake production, with “Tokubetsu Junmai Sake Seisen Ishigami Ryuu” being one example.
 This sake uses sunflower yeast and is produced using a unique pressing method called "hane-ki.
" The result is a crisp and refreshing aftertaste that is supported by many customers.
 It is said that enjoying it as a warm sake enhances its appeal even more.
The owner has a personal hobby of displaying vintage motorcycles and Crown vehicles in the warehouse, showcasing a love for both tradition and contemporary culture.
 Furthermore, the direct sales shop features photographs with visiting celebrities, highlighting the importance of interaction with customers.
The chefs at Yoshidaya do not compromise on ingredient selection, striving to combine traditional Japanese techniques with modern sensibilities in their product creation.
 Consequently, the resulting sake and sweet sake receive high praise and pair excellently with various dishes.
 The product lineup is designed to be enjoyable in any setting, making a visit to Yoshidaya worthwhile.
Be sure to visit this historic Yoshidaya and savor their proud offerings.

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