HACHINOHE SHUZO Co.,Ltd.
Aomori- 代表銘柄
- Mutsuhassen
- 酒蔵について
- In Minato-machi, Hachinohe City, Aomori Prefecture, we brew "Mutsu Hassen" and "Mutsu Otokoyama." Our brewery was founded in 1740 (Genbun 5) when the first Komai Shōzaburō, driven by lofty aspirations, left Ōmi Province and embarked on the path of sake brewing in Mutsu. Since then, each successive generation of brewery owners has continued this tradition. Today, the eighth-generation Shōzaburō is dedicated to crafting safe and delicious sake that meets the demands of our time for environmental and health considerations. He uses locally grown rice and yeast from Aomori Prefecture, along with the renowned spring water from the Kanisawa district of Hachinohe for brewing. One of Hachinohe Shuzo's most distinctive features is its historic complex of buildings constructed during the Taisho era. Six structures are designated as Registered Tangible Cultural Properties: the Brick Warehouse, Earthen Storehouse, and wooden shop/main house. Brick Warehouse (Red Brick): Built in 1916, this imposing brick structure was once used as a brewing warehouse. Today, it serves as the "Brick Hall," hosting concerts, events, and exhibitions. Landscape: Located in Minatomachi near Hachinohe Port, the sight of its red brick and white plaster walls lining the area has become a symbolic landscape of the region.
酒蔵情報
- 創業
- 1775年
- 代表者
- Shozaburo Komai
- 杜氏
- Nobuyuki Komai
- 住所
- Aomori 9 Honmachi, Minato-machi, Hachinohe CityGoogleマップで開く
- 見学時間
- Weekdays and holidays: 1-hour increments starting at 10:00 a.m., last session at 3:00 p.m.
- 見学定休日
- Saturday and Sunday
- 売店営業時間
- 10:00-16:30
- 売店定休日
- Sat/Sun
地元おすすめの飲食店
This restaurant offers Hachinohe's local cuisine and Japanese sake. Our recommendations include "senbei soup" made with seasonal mushrooms and dishes featuring locally caught seasonal fish. We also offer Nanbu Moguri exclusive sake, so please visit us when you come to Hachinohe.
This Japanese-style izakaya charms with its nostalgic ambiance and warm atmosphere, where you can enjoy Aomori's local sake and handmade obanzai dishes. Its cozy space, featuring only counter and table seating, is always bustling, with lines forming even before opening. The menu features signature sashimi and grilled fish, while other dishes are served obanzai-style from large shared platters.
Hachinohe City boasts eight retro alleys steeped in Showa-era charm. Among them is this food stall village, known as the "Miroku (Three-Six)" Alley because its layout connects Sankamachi and Rokkamachi. A popular spot for locals and tourists alike, the narrow alley is always bustling with its 26 small food stalls lined up in a row.
We source fresh seafood daily from the Hachinohe Mutsu Minato Market. We specialize in locally sourced skewered grilled items and recommend our regional sake. Please savor the secret flavors passed down from our stubborn old-school founder. Located just a 3-minute walk from our brewery.
Sakanaya is a Hachinohe eatery dedicated to fine sake and exquisite accompaniments. As a restaurant serving seasonal à la carte dishes, as an izakaya for savoring delicious sake, and as a Japanese restaurant where you can enjoy the chef's special selections, it caters to a variety of dining experiences.
At Sushi Mizuho, savor sushi crafted from carefully selected seasonal ingredients. Our chef, trained for many years in Tokyo, skillfully prepares each piece with meticulous technique to bring out the inherent flavor of the ingredients.
地元おすすめの宿
Aomoriya recreates the original landscape of Aomori. True to Aomori's deep connection with horses, horse-drawn carriages traverse narrow lanes lined with old houses. Everywhere, you'll find the vibrant energy of historic festivals and traditional crafts woven from life in this snow country. Experience a nostalgic world apart, welcomed by the gentle, shy hospitality of the Aomori people.