Aun

Aun is a brand developed by Imanishi Sake Brewery, and its name is derived from the Buddhist term "Aun" (representing the beginning and end of everything). Imanishi Sake Brewery, located on the approach to Omiwa Shrine, puts spirituality and philosophy into the brand name as sake brewed in Miwa, a religiously and historically important land.
As the word "Aun no kokyu" (breathing in unison) implies, it is characterized by sake quality that pursues harmony and balance, and is brewed under the concept of "Drinking Miwa" using underground water from Mt. Miwa. It is a brand that expresses the spirituality of Miwa, the birthplace of sake brewing, by Imanishi Sake Brewery, which has a history of over 360 years since its founding in 1660.
In the land where the god of sake resides, the philosophy of sake brewing that reflects the harmony of opposites such as god and man, beginning and end, yin and yang in sake is reflected, and as one of the Mimurosugi brands, it plays a role in conveying the cultural and religious depth of the land of Miwa.
Among Imanishi Sake Brewery's diverse product lineup, it transmits the culture of Miwa through sake as a brand that emphasizes history and spirituality.