Hatsumiyo

Hatsumiyo is a honjozo sake named in commemoration of Emperor Jimmu's enthronement as the first emperor. With a history as an offering sake to Miyazaki Shrine, which enshrines Emperor Jimmu, it is a brand deeply rooted in the myths and history of Miyazaki.
Characterized by a gentle aroma and an elegant, light flavor, it has a crisp, clean finish that enhances the taste of accompanying dishes. It pairs particularly well with Miyazaki's regional cuisine such as free-range chicken dishes and fresh seafood.
Brewed with Aya spring water from Japan's 100 Best Waters using traditional methods with meticulous care. Often chosen for Shinto ceremonies and celebrations, it is positioned as a brand that embodies the culture and traditions of the region. At 15.5% alcohol, it offers the versatility to be enjoyed across a wide range of temperatures from chilled to room temperature.