Naminooto

Naminooto was born as a sake that nestles close to the sea of Yuriage, Natori City. Its formal name is "Housen Naminooto," named with the hope that a treasure ship of happiness will visit along with the sound of waves.
Overcoming the difficulty of the brewery being completely destroyed by the tsunami of the Great East Japan Earthquake, it is a symbolic sake of reconstruction that achieved on-site rebuilding under the conviction that "it is meaningless unless we brew where the sound of waves can be heard."
Designed as a food sake to match fresh seafood landed at Yuriage Port, it features a soft mouthfeel and a sharp finish. It enhances the umami of fish dishes and has a refreshing sensation that cleanly washes away oils.
With a sake quality deeply connected to the local food culture, it embodies the pride of the region walking along with the reconstruction of Yuriage.
As a brand that came to fruition through the unyielding spirit of the brewery owner who experienced the disaster, support from the nationwide sake brewing industry, and deep love for the region, it is a sake that resonates with the hearts of many people.