Maruishi Jozo
Aichi- 代表銘柄
- Nito
- 酒蔵について
- Maruishi Brewery started sake brewing in 1690 in Okazaki, Aichi Prefecture, the birthplace of Tokugawa Ieyasu, surrounded by mountains and rivers and rich in history and nature. Since then, the company has been brewing sake for more than 330 years. Ni-Ubit, Maruishi's representative brand, is made to achieve the best balance and taste between two seemingly contradictory concepts such as "taste and aroma," "heavy and light," "sweet and spicy," "entry and finish," "complex and clean," and so on. The common characteristics of Ni-Rabbit are "freshness," "good aftertaste," and "fusion with food. The freshness of the sake allows for a smooth and consistent taste at every turn, while the aftertaste is a pleasant conclusion to the story and demands the next drink. And when enjoying Ni-Rabbit, there are two ways to enjoy it: with sake alone or with food. Pairing with food takes Ni-Rabbit to new heights. Nitoshi shows various expressions depending on contact with the air, the passage of time, and changes in temperature, and we want to make Nitoshi a sake that shines after drinking one bottle rather than a single glass of glamorous sake.
酒蔵情報
- 売店営業時間
- 9:00～16:00
- 売店定休日
- Sundays, national holidays, year-end and New Year holidays, summer and GW vacations, etc.
地元おすすめの飲食店
Teppan restaurant where you can enjoy high-level cuisine in a casual style, leading Mikawa's food culture with various tricks.
This fish kappo restaurant is located near the brewery and near Okazaki Castle. We offer a wide selection of fresh fish and local sake from the Mikawa region. We are particular about our procurement, and with a menu that changes daily, you can enjoy seasonal dishes at any time of the year in a luxurious atmosphere.
Bold and delicate Japanese cuisine is served while watching the live kitchen. The tasteful lineup of alcoholic beverages also creates a comfortable space for all.
地元おすすめの宿
The Gamagori Classic Hotel is the predecessor of the Gamagori Hotel, which was designated as the first International Tourist Hotel. In addition to its magnificent castle-style exterior, the hotel has inherited the classical and intellectual Art Deco style interior and furnishings. It is one of only nine hotels in Japan that are allowed to call themselves "traditional classic hotels," and its prewar architecture and decorative style are highly regarded as national cultural assets and industrial heritage of modernization. We welcome you with our guest rooms, which have been loved by historical figures for a long time, and the views from them, as well as our exquisite cuisine and refined hospitality.
The hotel stands alongside Okazaki Castle, the birthplace of Tokugawa Ieyasu. The hotel overlooks the clear waters of the Otogawa River, the dignified Okazaki Castle, and the greenery of Okazaki Park.