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Tohoku Brewery MAP（SAKE）(PDF/5839KB) Current as of January 1, 2021 Compiled by Sendai Regional Taxation Bureau Click here for the results of the various awards [Japan Sake Awards - National ［Tohoku Sake Awards］ Brewery New Sake Competition] https://www.nrib.go.jp/ https://www.nta.go.jp/about/organization/ Tohoku data/kan/ sendai/release/kampyokai/index.htm Aomori Prefecture Aomori City ●① NISHIDA SHUZOTEN CO.,LTD. [DENSHU] SAKE Rokka Shuzo Co.,Ltd. [Joppari] Hirosaki City ●② Oma MAP Town Kazamaura ●③ MIURA SHUZO CO., LTD. [HOUHAI] Village Legend ●④ KANETA TAMADA SHUZOUTEN CO.,LTD. [HANAIPPU] Sai Matsumidori Sake Brewery Co.,Ltd. [Rokkon] Village ●⑤ Shinkansen ●⑥ MARUTAKESHUZOTEN CO.,LTD. [SHIRAKAMI ROMAN NO UTAGE] Higashidoori For information on brewery tours, please contact Mutsu City Village JR Line ●⑦ SHIRAKAMISHUZO CO.,LTD. [SHIRAKAMI] Shimokita Station Substitute Bus Line Hachinohe City ●⑧ HACHINOHE SHUZO Co.,Ltd. [Mutsu Hassen] ●⑨ HACHINOHE SHURUI CO.,LTD. Ominato Line Private Railway each site directly. HACHITSURU FACTORY [HACHITSURU] Expressway Imabetsu KIKUKOMASHUZO CO.,LTD. [Kikukoma] Town Major National Highway Gonohe Town ●⑩ Click on the name of the prefecture (read the 2D code) Sotogahama Okutsugaru-Imabetsu Station Nakadomari Town ●⑪ Hachinohe Shurui Corporation Gonohe Factory [Jyokû] Town City Boundary Sotogahama NAKAMURA KAMEKICHI CO.,LTD. [TAMADARE] Goshogawara Town Yokohama Kuroishi City ●⑫ to see an enlarged version with the phone numbers City Town Shinkansen Station Hokkaido Shinkansen ●⑬ NARUMIJOUZOUTEN CO.,LTD. [KIKUNOI] JR and Private Railway Stations Yomogita Ajigasawa Town ●⑭ OZAKI SHUZO Corporation [andou suigun] and whether brewery tours are available. Nakadomari Village Aomori Town Tsugaru Line Tsugaru City ●⑮ Takenami Shuzoten Co.,LTD. [Iwakimasamune] Port Noheji Town Rokkasho Hatomasamune Co.,LTD. [Hakkodaoroshi] Village Towada City ●⑯ 4 Shichinohe Town ●⑰ Morita Shoube Co.,Ltd. [KOMAIZUMI] Hiranai Goshogawara Town Momokawa Brewing, Inc. [Momokawa] Tsugaru City Oirase Town ●⑱ City Noheji Station Shin-Aomori Station Mutsu City ●⑲ YUGENGAISHA SEKINOI SYUZO [SEKINOI] Akita Prefecture Tohoku Aomori Town Goshogawara Station Station Aoimori Railway Line Misawa City Akita City ●① Akita Shurui Seizoh Co.,Ltd. [TAKASHIMIZU] Tsuruta Ajigasawa Town ●② ARAMASA SHUZO CO.,LTD. [ARAMASA] Station Itayanagi Misawa Airport Town Aomori Shichinohe 7 Aomori Airport Kuroishi City Town ●③ AKITAJOZO CO.,LTD. [YUKINOBIJIN] Ajigasawa Fujisaki Shichinohe-Towada Station Town Station Tohoku Shinkansen Town ●④ Akita Shuzo Co.,Ltd. [Suirakuten] Inakadate Oirase Village Town Iwate Prefecture Kawabe Station Hachinohe Port ●⑤ Akita Shurui Seizoh Co.,Ltd. Fukaura Hirosaki Station Kuroishi Aomori City Rokunohe GOSHONOGURA [TAKASHIMIZU] Town Konan Railway Town Morioka City ①● Kikunotsukasa shuzo corporation [Kikunotsukasa] Gono Line 4 Hirosaki ②● Akabu Shuzo Co.,Ltd. [AKABU] ●⑥ NABASYOUTEN Co.,Ltd. [GINRIN] City Prefecture Towada City ③● Asabiraki CO.,Ltd. [Asabiraki] Katagami City ●⑦ KODAMA BREWING CO.,LTD. [Taiheizan] Hachinohe Hirakawa Gonohe Station ④● Sakuragao Shuzo Co.,ｌtd. [Sakuragao] Nishimeya Owashi City Town 45 Hachinohe Line Gojome Town Town ●⑧ Fukurokuju Brewery CO.,LTD. [IPPAKUSUISEI] Village Hashikami Shingo Village Hachimantai City ⑤● Washinoo Co.,Ltd. [Washinoo] Hachinohe Town Noshiro City ●⑨ Kikusuishuzo Limited Partnership [Kikusui] Nanbu Kosaka City Shiwa Town ⑥● Tsukinowa-shuzoten Co.,LTD. [Tsukinowa] 7 Town Town Happo Town ●⑩ Yamamoto Sake Brewery Corp. [Yamamoto] Ou Sannohe ⑦● HIROTASHUZOUTEN [HIROKI] Yokote City Happo Fujisato Main Town ●⑪ Dainagawa Co.,Ltd. [Dainagawa] Town Town Line ⑧● AZUMAMINE SHUZOUTEN Co.,Ltd. [AZUMAMINE] Hirono ●⑫ MAIZURUSHUZOU Co.,Ltd. [TABITO] Kazuno Town ⑨● TAKAHASHISYUZOTEN [HORINOI] Odate Station City Takko Town Karumai ●⑬ Asamaishuzo Co., Ltd. [Amanoto Umashine] Ninohe Town Miyako City ⑩● Hishiyashuzoten Corporation [SENRYO OTOKOYAMA] Odate Towada- Station City ●⑭ AZAKURA SHUZO CO.,LTD. [AZAKURA] Takanosu Station Minami Ninohe Iwaizumi Town ⑪● Senkin Shuzo Co.,Ltd. [Ryusen Yaezakura] Noshiro Station City 7 Kunohe ●⑮ Hinomaru Jozo Co.,Ltd. [Mansakuno Hana] City Hanawa Line Kuji Station Ofunato City ⑫● SUISENSHUZO CO.,LTD. [SUISEN] Noshiro Port Village Ou Main Line Kazuno- Odate City ●⑯ HOKUSHIKA CO.,LTD. [hokushika] Higashi- Odate-Noshiro Airport Oshu City ⑬● IWATEMEIJYO CO.,LTD. [IWATEHOMARE] Noshiro Station Hanawa Ichinohe Station Kuji City Kazuno City ●⑰ Chitosezakari Brewery CO.,LTD. [CHITOSEZAKARI] Ou Main Line Town Hanamaki City ⑭● KAWAMURA Limited Partnership [YOEMON] ⑮● KIKUZAKARISHUZO CO.,LTD. Yurihonjo City ●⑱ SATO-SHUZOTEN CO.,LTD. [DEWANOFUJI] Mitane Noda Town HANAMAKIKOJO [ONIKENBAI] ●⑲ TENJU SHUZO Co.,Ltd. [CHOKAISAN] Village Kuji City ⑯● FUKURAI CORPORATION [FUKURAI] ●⑳ SAIYA SHUZOTEN Co.,Ltd. [YUKINOBOSHA] Kitaakita City Fudai Ogata Aniai Station Hanawa Line Kuzumaki Town Village Iwate-Ginga Line Ichinoseki City ⑰● Sekinoichi Syuzo Co.,Ltd. [Sekinoichi] Village Kamikoani ●㉑ AKITA HOMARE SHUZO CO.,LTD. [Akita Homare] Village Sanriku Railway Rias Line Hachirogata Obuke Station ⑱● IWATEMEIJO CO.,LTD. Town Akita Nairiku Jūkan Railway Nikaho City ●㉒ HIRAIZUMIHONPO CO.,LTD. [Hiraizumi] Gojome Hachimantai Iwate-Numakunai Station TAMANOHARUKOJO [TAMANOHARU] Tanohata Oga City Town City Yuzawa City Iwatemachi Village ●㉓ AKITAKENHAKKO KOGYO CO.,LTD. [ITTEKI SENRYO] Oga Line Iwaizumi Town IWANOISHUZO CO.,LTD. [IWANOI] Katagami Ikawa Town ⑲● ●㉔ Ryozeki Shuzo Co.,Ltd. [Ryozeki] City Town Oga Akita Koma Station Hiraizumi Town ⑳● Ryobansyuzo kabushikikaisya hiraizumikozyo [KANZAN] Station ●㉕ AKITAMEIJYO CO.,LTD. [BISHU RANMAN] Tono City ㉑● KAMIHEISHUZO CO.,LTD. [kokkanokaori] 4 Iwate ●㉖ Kimura Brewery Inc. [Fukukomachi] Oiwake Takizawa ㉒● Hamachidori Co.,Ltd. [Hamachidori] Station Senboku City Kamaishi City Prefecture Tohoku Shinkansen ●㉗ OKUYAMAGISUKESHOTEN CO.,LTD. [AKITANOKAORI] Akita Port City Prefecture Miyako Port Ninohe City ㉓● NANBUBIJIN Co.,Ltd. Honsya Brewery [NANBUBIJIN] Akita City Shizukuishi Town Daisen City ●㉘ OKUDASHUZOTEN Limited Corporation [CHIYOMIDORI] ㉔● NANBUBIJIN Co.,Ltd. Basenkyou Brewery [NANBUBIJIN] Akita Station 46 Morioka Station Miyako ●㉙ SUZUKI BREWING AND CO. [HIDEYOSHI] Miyako City Tazawako Station Morioka Station City Yamada Line ●㉚ Fukunotomo syuzo CO.,LTD. [Fukunotomo] Shizukuishi Yahaba ●㉛ KARIHO SHUZO CO., LTD. [KARIHO] 46 Station Town Daisen ●32 DEWATSURUSHUZO CO.,LTD. [DEWATSURU] City Akita ShinkansenKakunodate 45 Akita Airport Station Shiwa ●33 YAESUMEIJOU CO.,LTD. [YAESU] Town Omagari Shiwachuo Miyagi Prefecture Station Hanamaki City Station Yamada ●34 AKITASEISHU CO.,LTD. [YAMATOSHIZUKU] Town Hanamaki Sendai City ①● Katsuyama Supreme SAKE CO.,LTD. [KATSUYAMA] ●35 Kinmon Akita Shuzou Co.,Ltd. [YAMABUKI ] IC Ou Main Line Iwate-Hanamaki Airport Otsuchi Misato ②● moritamisyuzou [morinokikukawa] ●36 AKITAFUJISHUZOTEN General Partnership [AKITAFUJI] Nishiwaga Tono Town Town Town Shin-Hanamaki Station City Tomiya City ③● UCHIGASAKI BREWING CO. [HOYO] Hanamaki Station Kamaishi Line Senboku City ●37 GOISHUZOTEN Limited Partnership [KAKUNODATE SHIRAUME] Tono Ugo-Honjo Station 13 Station Taiwa Town ④● TAIWAGURA SAKE BREWERY CO.,LTD. Misato Town ●38 Takahashi Shuzo-ten Co.,Ltd. [Okushimizu] Kamaishi Yokote Kitakami [YUKINO MATSUSHIMA] Station Hottoyuda Station City City ●39 KURIBAYASHI General Partnership [HARUKASUMI] Uetsu Kitakami Line Main Line Natori City ⑤● Sasaki Syuzouten limited Company [Takarabune Naminooto] Yuri Yurihonjo City Kamaishi Station Kogen Kitakami Station Sanriku Railway Railway Iwanuma City ⑥● AIDENSHOTEN CO.,LTD. [NATORIGOMA] Yokote City Rias Line Yashima Station Ishinomaki City ⑦● HIRAKOU SHUZOU CORPORATION [HITAKAMI] Kanegasaki Yuzawa Station Town ⑧● SUMINOE SAKE BREWING CO.,LTD. [SUMINOE] Nikaho Ugo Town Mizusawa Station Sumita Town City Ofunato City Mizusawa-Esashi Station Higashimatsushima City ⑨● Urakasumi Sake Brewery Saura Co.,Ltd. Sakari Station YAMOTOGURA [Urakasumi] Higashinaruse Village Tohoku Yuza Oshu City Rikuzentakata Shiogama City ⑩● ABEKAN SAKE BREWERY Co.,Ltd. [ABEKAN] Town Main City Yamagata Prefecture Line Rikuzen-Takata ⑪● Urakasumi Sake Brewery Saura Co.,Ltd. [Urakasumi] Station 7 Yuzawa City Hiraizumi Osaki City ⑫● Ichinokura Co.,Ltd. [Ichinokura] Yamagata City ①● KOTOBUKITORAYASHUZO CO.,LTD. [KAJOUKOTOBUKI] Mamurogawa Town Sakata Port Town Uetsu Main Line Kesennuma ⑬● Asakanshuzouten Co.,Ltd. [Yoimai] ②● Shuho Sake Brewery CO.,LTD. [Shuho] Sakata City Station Ofunato Port Ichinoseki Sakata Station ⑭● kanbai shuzo Corporation [MIYAKANBAI] ③● DEWAZAKURA SAKE BREWERY CO.,LTD. Kaneyama Station Town ⑮● MORITAMISHUZOUTEN [MORIIZUMI] YAMAGATAGURA [DEWAZAKURA] Ichinoseki City Amarume Station Kesennuma Kami Town ⑯● TANAKA SHUZOTEN Corporation [MANATSURU] Sakegawa Osaki City ④● OTOKOYAMA SHUZOU CO.,LTD. [UYO OTOKOYAMA] 13 Kurihara City Village Shinjo City ⑰● YAMAWASHUZOUTEN CO.,LTD. [WASHIGAKUNI] Mikawa Mogami Tendo City ⑤● DEWAZAKURA SAKE BREWERY CO.,LTD. [DEWAZAKURA] Shonai Airport City Town Ishikoshi Station Town ⑱● NAKAYUSHUZOTEN CORPORATION [TENJOMUGEN] ⑥● Mitobe Sake Brewery Co.,Ltd. [Yamagata Masamune] Tsuruoka Station Rikuu West Line Shinjo 47 Station Rikuu East Line Minamisanriku Misato Town ⑲● KAWAKEI SHOTEN GENERAL PARTNERSHIP Yonezawa City ⑦● Hamada CO.,Ltd. [Faucon] Kurikoma- Tome City Yamagata Shinkansen Naruko-Onsen Town Shonai Tozawa Station Kogen Station [KOGANESAWA] ⑧● Kousaka Shuzou Co.,Ltd. [KOBAI] Town Village Funagata 47 Tohoku Atsumi-Onsen Station Kesennuma City ⑳● Otokoyama-honten CO.,Ltd. [Sotenden] ⑨● Toko Sake Museum
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