Sake Brands
in Miyagi

Tamanoo is the flagship brand of Hashihei Shuzo Store, named after an old poem about the Otae Bridge over the Otae River that flows through the center of Furukawa, Osaki City. Inheriting the tradition of a long-established store with a history of over 220 years founded in 1790 (Kansei 2), it is a brand that makes you feel the history and culture of the region.

Wodaenohashi is a brand brewed by Hashihei Shuzo Store, derived from the "Otae Bridge" mentioned in old poems.

Heinojo is a brand of Hashihei Shuzo Store, named after successive brewery owners.

Kamuro is a Ginjo sake that shares the same name as the commercial facility "Shoku no Kura Kamuro" operated by Hashihei Shuzo Store, and is a popular brand among tourists.

Yoyo Kitakami is one of the brands brewed by Hashihei Shuzo Store.

Toyomabayashi is one of the brands brewed by Hashihei Shuzo Store.

Yoimai is the flagship brand of Asakan Shuzo Store, named after the figure of a liquor-loving spirit beast dancing in the Noh play "Shojo." It is characterized by the use of pure water filtered with a 0.0001-micron precision filter, resulting in a clear and refreshing taste with no unpleasant flavors.

Torasenri is one of the brands brewed by Niizawa Sake Brewery.

Utsugi is one of the brands brewed by Niizawa Sake Brewery.

Moekoi♡ is one of the brands brewed by Niizawa Sake Brewery, characterized by its pop naming and label.

Moriizumi is the flagship brand of Moritami Shuzo Store, named by combining the family name "Mori" (forest) and the clear "Izumi" (spring) found in the nearby Mt. Mayama. Characterized by "Nojun Amakuchi" (rich and sweet), which is rare in Miyagi Prefecture, it brings out the umami and melting sweetness of rice by brewing with ultra-soft water with a hardness of 2 to 3. There is also a rich lineup of long-term aged sake (old sake), and the mellow and deep taste fascinates many fans.