
Nakajimashuzoten & Co.
Ishikawa
Founded 186720 sakes
From the brewery
I thought it would be nice to brew alcohol by local rice, water, and people in the area of Noseijin Island and be a local -oriented sake brewery.
It was fully achieved with 100 stones. In the earthquake, the warehouse was completely destroyed. I thought about going out of business, but we encouraged everyone and decided to build a new storehouse with support. Aiming to pursue quality, further desires came out, and at this time, we decided to introduce the latest equipment and resume sake brewing. I am confident in my arms. The warehouse is also new. You should be able to enjoy a liquor store in Wajima.
Please enjoy the special sake I make.
Details
- Founded
- 1867
- Brand
- Notosuehiro
- Region
- Ishikawa
Brands
Junmai30%
Honjozo25%
Daiginjo15%
Junmai Ginjo15%
Other10%
Junmai Daiginjo5%
Lineup
All Nakajimashuzoten & Co. Sakes

Notosuehiro Notonosake
Other·65% polished·Gohyakumangoku, Notohikari·15%
¥10,000+
1 shop

Junmai Daiginjo Wanokizuna
Junmai Daiginjo·Ishikawamon·16%
¥17,000+
1 shop

Yumeoiginjo Tomu
Daiginjo·40% polished·Yamada Nishiki·17%
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Notosuehiro Notonosakekappu
Other·65% polished·Gohyakumangoku, Notohikari·15%
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Notosuehiro Notojosen
Honjozo·65% polished·Gohyakumangoku·14%
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Notosuehiro Junmaishu Ryo Genshu
Junmai·60% polished·Yamada Nishiki·16%
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Notosuehiro Junmaishu Ryo
Junmai·60% polished·Yamada Nishiki·14%
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Notosuehiro Junmai Ginjo Namachozo
Junmai Ginjo·65% polished·Gohyakumangoku·14%
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Notosuehiro Josenkappu
Honjozo·65% polished·Gohyakumangoku·14%
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Notosuehiro Ichibanreishu
Honjozo·65% polished·Gohyakumangoku·14%
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Notosuehiro Hitomasukomokaburi Garasuseitaruiri
Honjozo·65% polished·Gohyakumangoku·14%
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Notosuehiro Daiginjo
Daiginjo·40% polished·Yamada Nishiki·17%
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Notononamaippon Junmai Notosuehiro
Junmai·60% polished·Ishikawamon·18%
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Notononamaippon Junmai Dembe
Junmai·50% polished·Gohyakumangoku·15%
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Junmai Ginjo Chokoshu Yugen
Junmai Ginjo·17%
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Junmai Momoironigorizake Hanaoboro
Junmai·65% polished·Gohyakumangoku·8%
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Junmai Beniironigorishu Akaihana
Junmai·65% polished·Gohyakumangoku·8%
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Hyakkokusakayano Oyajinotezukuri
Junmai Ginjo·50% polished·Gohyakumangoku, Yamada Nishiki·17%
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Honjozo Urushinosato
Honjozo·65% polished·Gohyakumangoku·15%
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Daiginjo Notokuni
Daiginjo·Ishikawamon·17%
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Story & Media
History
1867
Founded in the first year of the Meiji era (the site notes the Nakashima family lineage dates back over 350 years to the Kanbun era, though the exact start of sake brewing is unknown; Meiji 1 was adopted based on a surviving brewing report).
1997
Awarded the gold prize at the Kanazawa Regional Taxation Bureau's new sake tasting competition (fiscal year Heisei 9, awarded April Heisei 10).
2003
Awarded the gold prize at the National New Sake Tasting Competition (fiscal year Heisei 15, awarded May Heisei 16).
2004
Received an honorable mention at the National New Sake Tasting Competition (fiscal year Heisei 16, awarded May Heisei 17).
2005
Received an honorable mention at the Kanazawa Regional Taxation Bureau's new sake tasting competition (fiscal year Heisei 17, awarded April Heisei 18).
2006
Won the excellence award (gold prize) at the Kanazawa Regional Taxation Bureau's new sake tasting competition (fiscal year Heisei 18, awarded April Heisei 19).
2007
The brewery was entirely destroyed by an earthquake (fiscal year Heisei 19); the brewery was unable to enter the competition that year while under reconstruction.
2015
The brewery's toji (master brewer) joined the Noto Toji Guild (from Heisei 27).
Visit
Address
8 Inari Otogencho Wajima Ishikawa
Region
Ishikawa