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Sake Brand
Kyokuko
Watanabe Shuzo traces its roots to 1892, when Eisaku Watanabe, from a sake-brewing family in Niigata, established a brewery in the Nasu region of northern Tochigi Prefecture. The brand name Kyokuko, meaning rising sun, was chosen in 1912 when the brewery relocated eastward, with the hope of good fortune ahead. Today, fifth-generation head brewer Hidenori Watanabe, a certified Nanbu Toji and first-prize winner of the Nanbu Toji Contest, produces sake using underground water from the Yamizo Mountains and locally grown rice, with roughly 90% of output sold within the surrounding community.
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Products
9 sakes
Where to Buy
Where to Buy Kyokuko
3
Shops
5
Offers
¥1,870〜¥4,950
Price Range (Japan)
🇯🇵Japan5 · from ¥1,870
Lineup
All Kyokuko Sakes
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Kyokukou Tamaka Tokubetsu Junmai
55% polishedTokubetsu Junmai
¥1,870+
2 shops
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Kyokukou Kijoushu Hyaku
60% polishedOther
¥3,080+
1 shop

Kyokukou Junmai Ginjo
48% polishedJunmai Ginjo
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Kyokuko Tokubetsu Junmai Kimotojikomi Fukuroshibori Nakadori Murokaseigenshu
Tokubetsu Junmai
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Kyokuko Tokubetsuhonjozo Orizake
Tokubetsu Honjozo
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Kyokuko Junmai Ginjo Murokanamagenshu Mukaatsu
37% polishedJunmai Ginjo
¥4,950+
1 shop
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Kyokuko Junmai Ginjo Mukaatsugenshu Hyoon Isshobinkakoi
Junmai Ginjo
¥4,950+
1 shop
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Kyokuko Junmai Daiginjo Yamadanishiki
30% polishedJunmai Daiginjo
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Kyokuko Daiginjo
Daiginjo