Tsukasa Botan Brewing Co.,Ltd.
About
Good throat, not tired of drinking, a thick Tanrei dry, male sake
- Founded
- 1603
- Signature brands
- Tsukasabotan、Senchuhassaku
- Sake types
- Junmai · Junmai Ginjo · Tokubetsu Junmai · Honjozo · Junmai Daiginjo · Daiginjo · Ginjo
- Location
- More sake from Kouchi →
- Official
- tsukasabotan.co.jp · Facebook
Visit
- Address
- 1299 Sagawa Takaoka Kochi
Buy
Lowest price and shop count in Japan
Tsukasabotan
40 sakes · ★ 3.9 (3 ratings)- ￥1,300〜11 shops
- ￥5,880〜2 shops
- ￥1,782〜10 shops
- ￥14,877〜4 shops
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- ￥1,870〜13 shops
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- ￥2,495〜9 shops
- ￥3,280〜3 shops
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- ￥25,000〜5 shops
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Senchuhassaku
7 sakes · ★ 4.2 (3 ratings)- ￥3,680〜2 shops
- ￥1,840〜3 shops
- ￥700〜1 shop
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Other sakes
3 sakes · No ratings yet- ￥737〜19 shops
- ￥3,960〜1 shop
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Timeline
- 1603In Keicho 8 (1603), Fukao Izuminokami Shigeyoshi was entrusted with the Sakawa domain (10,000 koku), and sake brewing began under the region's 'Osakaya' brewers, marking the origin of Tsukasabotan.
- 1918In Taisho 7 (1918), the sake brewers of Sakawa united to establish the company as a modern corporation.
- 1930In Showa 5 (1930), Prime Minister Osachi Hamaguchi, a native of Kochi, sent Tsukasabotan a note of praise calling it 'unrivaled in mellow richness' (houshun-muhi).