Mariko no Shukuyu

"Mariko no Shukuyu" is a brand full of travel spirit, named after 'Mariko,' a post town on the Tokaido road known through Utagawa Hiroshige's ukiyo-e prints.
Its flavor, created by the soft water of the Abe River system and local Shizuoka rice, evokes the 'cup of rest' that once healed travelers. It features a gentle aroma that spreads softly and a smooth mouthfeel. Its modest dignity, which complements dishes without interference, provides a comfort that makes you reach for another cup.
It is a peaceful sake in which Shizuoka's sentiment lives on—one we would like you to enjoy slowly while letting your thoughts wander to the scenery of the historical post town.