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Kijoshu is a rare premium sake style in which sake rather than water is added during fermentation, producing a richer, sweeter, and more complex sake with concentrated umami. Asamai Shuzo's Kidaru Kijoshu represents one of Japan's most traditional and labor-intensive sake styles, made with the same locally grown rice that defines all Amanoto expressions.
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Asamaishuzo Kabushikigaisha
Akita
A pure rice sake brewery that uses only rice (specially grown rice) within a radius of 5 km from the warehouse and brews only pure rice sake.
Est.1917
BrandAmanoto
Address388 Mai Asao Hiraka Town Yokote Akita
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