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Tsuyubakaze, a rice variety native to Nara, is used in this sake whose name references the ancient Yamato Uruwashi poem celebrating the beauty of Nara. The brewery is located at the foot of Tonomine (Tanzan), drawing on well water fed by the Terakawa river, a tributary flowing from Tanzan Shrine.
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Nishiuchi Syuzou
Nara
Daimyo Shoya Sake (Nigori Sake), which is prepared with Yamato's most rice every year
Special liquor such as sake, ginjo, pure rice, black rice, etc. nationwide.
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Est.1878
BrandDanzan
Address3 Shimoda Sakurai Nara
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