Miyakohime

Miyakohime is a traditional brand of Masuda Sake Brewery, derived from "Miyakohime", the mother of Emperor Shomu who built the Great Buddha, and features an elegant and pure taste inspired by the noble princess of the ancient capital. Masuda Sake Brewery, founded in the 2nd year of Kan'ei (1625) and having a history of about 350 years, draws underground water from the Kongo mountain range for about 1km and uses it as brewing water, brewing with water suitable for slightly soft water brewing.
Honjozo alkaline sake is alkaline and contains high calcium, featuring a mellow taste. Located at the intersection of the old Ise Kaido and the Yamanobe no Michi mentioned in the Man'yōshū, it is a brand that embodies the history and tradition of Nara.