Shinro Shuzo

Shinro Shuzo is a brewery founded in Konkō Town, Asakuchi City, brewing "Shinro," named after a poem "Dew of Divine Blessings" composed by a Konkō-kyō priest at the time of founding.
Located in Konkō Town, which has attracted pilgrims from across Japan as a temple town of Konkō-kyō since the late Edo period, the brewery has continued community-rooted sake brewing for over a century.
Centered on the sake "Shinro," they also produce liqueurs such as plum wine, beloved by both pilgrims and local residents.
With the history and religious culture of Konkō Town as its backdrop, the brewery offers sake characterized by a gentle, easy-drinking flavor that harmonizes with the local food culture.