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Kimpo Shuzo Co.,Ltd
Shimane
Founded 186911 sakes
From the brewery
Kinemon Yamamoto purchased a brewery (sake brewing right) called "Sugaiya" in Meiji 2 and founded the sake brewing industry. The current president is the sixth generation. At the time of its founding, the sake inscription was "Shira deer", and after "Midoriyama", the second generation Yoshiro Yamamoto was a registered trademark. The sake inscription of "Kinho" is derived from the bird "Phoenix", which is said to appear in the world with saints in ancient China. The phoenix lives in a tree in the fountain of the fountain, which is called a male and a female as a phoenix. is. "Kim" was named "Kim" in the character of this phoenix "Otori". (Shimane Sake Brewery Association)
Details
- Founded
- 1869
- Brand
- Kimpou
- Region
- Shimane
Links
Other27%
Junmai Ginjo18%
Daiginjo18%
Junmai9%
Honjozo9%
Tokubetsu Junmai9%
Tokubetsu Honjozo9%
Lineup
All Kimpo Shuzo Co.,Ltd Sakes

Kimpou
Other
¥1,474+
10 shops

Kimbo Junmai Ginjo
Junmai Ginjo
¥2,043+
1 shop

Daiginjo Tatara
Daiginjo
¥4,400+
1 shop

Kimbo Junmaishu
Junmai
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Kimbo Josen Toruimutenka Pakku
Other
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Kimbo Josen Toruimutenka
Other
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Kimbo Honjozo
Honjozo
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Kimbo Daiginjo Shizukuzake Tobindori
Daiginjo
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Herun Tokubetsu Junmaishu
Tokubetsu Junmai
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Herun Junmai Ginjo
Junmai Ginjo
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Herun Honjozo Tokubetsuhonjozo
Tokubetsu Honjozo
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History
1869
Founded when first-generation Kizaemon Yamamoto purchased a sake brewing house called Sugaiya; the third generation, Kashiro Yamamoto, later named the brand Kinpo, inspired by the Byodo-in Temple in Uji.
1937
Won first place nationwide at the National Sake Appraisal Fair.
1951
Fifth-generation Shiro Yamamoto reorganized the brewery into a corporation.
1965
Adopted the slogan and jingle 'The mountain is Mt. Daisen, the sake is Kinpo' and began television commercials (circa 1965).
1990
Launched the 'Herun' brand to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Lafcadio Hearn's arrival in Japan.
1999
Named its shochu brand 'Tatara' and launched barley and sweet-potato shochu.
2007
Launched the junmai ginjo 'Matsue-jo' to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the founding of Matsue Castle town.
2021
Won the top gold award in the Junmai category of the 'Wine Glass Award for Sake' competition.
Visit
Address
343 Kiyoshi Yasugi -shi Shimane
Region
Shimane
Hours
8:15〜17:00
Tel
0854-27-0111