Shitennou

The name "Shitennou" (Four Heavenly Kings) originates from the Buddhist guardian deities who protect the four directions, symbolizing strength and pride in quality.
The sub-name "Ikkoku," which reflects the meaning of "stubborn person" in the Nagoya dialect, expresses the brewery's stance of stubbornly maintaining the meticulous techniques cultivated through mirin brewing.
The sake, brewed with the soft water of the Kiso River, is a "savory (umakuchi)" finish that possesses body yet a refreshing throat-feel.
The profound flavor that makes one feel tradition and history adds a sense of dignity to the daily dining table.