Shiwashuzoten
Iwate- 代表銘柄
- Sisora
- 酒蔵について
- Shiwa Sake Brewery is a small sake brewery located in Shiwa-cho, Shiwa-gun, Iwate Prefecture, known as the "birthplace of Nanbu Touji". It was founded in 1903. Kiheiji Hirota, the founder, took over a sake brewery that was well known in the area at the time, and has continued to brew sake to this day. Kiheiji Hirota I took over the brewery, which at the time had a good reputation in the area, and has continued to brew sake to this day. Currently, we are pursuing the theme of "umami of rice" under the leadership of Mr. Ono, the first female Nanbu Touji, and have switched all Hiroki brand sake to "Sanki Amazakimoto" since 2017. As we enter the fifth year of this new challenge, the brewery is working hard together to further refine our brewing techniques and get closer to the essence of "rice flavor".
酒蔵情報
- 創業
- 1903年
- 代表者
- Bungo Tanaka
- 杜氏
- Hiromi Ono
- 住所
- Iwate 2-4 Izumiyashiki, Miyate, Shiwa-machi, Shiwa-gunGoogleマップで開く
- 見学時間
- 9:00-16:00
- 見学定休日
- Sundays (closed Dec. 31-Jan. 3)
- 売店営業時間
- 9:00-17:00
- 売店定休日
- Sundays (closed Dec. 31-Jan. 3)
地元おすすめの飲食店
In a relaxing space with a southern bent house motif, you can enjoy not only Japanese sake, but also local beer, wine, and other Iwate alcoholic beverages, as well as the seasonal flavors of Iwate.
You can enjoy Iwate's famous cold noodles and jaja-men, Morioka's specialty, along with fresh seafood from Sanriku, and Iwate's alcoholic beverages such as Japanese sake, local beer, and wine.
The interior of the restaurant has a soothing atmosphere with an atmospheric mix of Japanese and Western influences. In this chic bar-like space, you can enjoy Iwate's local sake, beer, wine, and dishes that go well with the sake at the counter or at tables.
地元おすすめの宿
Located in the same old Suwari Village area of Shiwa Town, it is the closest lodging facility to the brewery, about 3 km away. The large Western-style and Japanese-style baths with natural hot spring water are spacious and comfortable. The alkaline nature of the hot spring is gentle to the skin, and is known as "Bijin-no-yu" (hot water for beautiful women). You can enjoy sake from the Shiwa Sake Brewery and other breweries in town, as well as cuisine that makes the most of local Shiwa specialties.