In 1958, the Kuramoto Shrine in Nishikami Shuju merged and founded. It was named by the Miyashi of Tomioka / Nukizen Shrine. }
| 产品 | 类别 | 平均价格 |
|---|---|---|
 Hououseitoku Tokubetujunmiashu | Tokubetsu Junmai | — |
 Hououseitoku Tokubetsu Junmai | Tokubetsu Junmai | — |
 Hououseitoku Junmai Ginjo | Junmai Ginjo | — |
 Hououseitoku Ginjoshu | Ginjo | — |
 Hououseitoku Ginjomurokanamagenshu | Other | — |
 Hououseitoku Daiginjogenshu Shizukushibori | Daiginjo | — |
 HououseitokuTokubetsujhonjozo | Tokubetsu Honjozo | — |
