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Oshunihommatsu Masumasuhanjo from Daitengu Shuzo in Fukushima, with undisclosed rice and polishing ratio, carries a celebratory name meaning 'increasing prosperity in Nihonmatsu.' It represents a festive, occasion-oriented sake from the Nihonmatsu brewing district.
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Daitengu Shuzo Co.,Ltd
Fukushima
The company was founded in Meiji 5 (western history 1872). In front of the JR station in Motomiya City, located almost in the center of Fukushima Prefecture, we use local rice and Raijin Shimizu to create the taste of the main shrine.
Est.1872
BrandOotengu
AddressMotomiya Motomiya Fukushima 18
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