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Tax Free Shop Kanto-Shinetsu Regional Taxation Bureau Tax Free Shop Brewery available for English website shop consumption tax telephone consumption tax tour English Brochure Location No. Breweries Mainbrand & liquor tax number As of December, 2017 ※ Please refer to SAKE Brewery when you visit it, because a reservation may be necessary. Gunma Brewers Association http://www.gunma-sake.or.jp/ ❶ Machidashuzouten Corporation SEIRYO 027-266-0052 Midori ⓴ Kondoshuzou Corporation AKAGISAN 0277-72-2221 Maebashi ❷ YANAGISAWASHUZO CORPORATION KATSURAGAWA 027-285-2005 Imaishuzouten Corporation KAZEMAKASE 0276-22-2680 ❸ Okamura General Partnership KANNONSAKURA Ota SHIMAOKASHUZOU Corporation GUNMAIZUMI 0276-31-2432 Takasaki ❹ Makino Brewery Inc. OSAKAZUKI 027-378-2011 Yamazakishuzo Corporation TAIHEIKINOSATO 0276-56-1241 ❺ MIHOH Shurui CO., LTD. RAKUTEN Shimizuyashuzou Corporation SAKAEMASU 0276-74-0269 Shibukawa ❻ Hijiri-Sake CO., LTD. KANTONOHANA 0279-52-3911 Tatebayashi Bunpukushuzou Corporation BUNPUKU 0276-72-0017 Yoshioka ❼ Shibasaki Sake Brewery CO., LTD. FUNAOTAKI 0279-55-1141 Ryujin Shuzo Corporation OZENOYUKIDOKE ❽ Idashuzou Corporation FUJIIZUMI 0270-65-2007 Chiyoda YAMAKAWASHUZOU Corporation TONEGAWASODACHI 0276-86-2182 Tamamura ❾ Machidashuzouten Corporation TAIHEIJIN ❿ Takai Corporation IWAO Fujioka ⓫ Matsuyashuzou Corporation HIRAIJO 0274-22-0022 Kanra ⓬ Seitoku Meijo CO., LTD. SEITOKU 0274-74-4111 ⓭ Asamashuzou Corporation ASAMAYAMA Naganohara ⓮ Asamashuzou Corporation 2nd factory HIGEN 0279-82-2045 Nakanojo ⓯ KIMUSUMESHUZOU Corporation KIMUSUME 0279-75-3146 ⓰ Ootoneshuzou Limited Company SADAIJIN 0278-53-2334 Numata ⓱ NagaiHonke CO., LTD. TONENISHIKI 0278-23-9118 ⓲ Tsuchidashuzou Corporation HOMAREKOKKOU 0278-52-3511 Kawaba ⓳ Nagai Sake Inc. MIZUBASHO 0278-52-2311 Minakami Katashina Fukiware Falls Kawaba ● Jomo-Kogen ● ● Nakanojo ● Numata ● Kusatsu Takayama Shouwa y w p x E u s t E - n a K Joetsu Shinkansen Kusatsu Onsen ● Midori ● Kiryu Tsumagoi Higashiagatsuma Naganohara Shibukawa Haruna Yoshioka Shrine ●❻ ●❹ Shinto●❼ Kiryu Maebashi Takasaki ● sen inkan ●❷ Hokuriku Sh Annaka ●❶ Kita-kanto Expwy Annakaharuna ●❺ ●❸ Takasaki Isesaki ● ●❽ Ota World Heritage Tatebayashi ●❾ Tamamura ● "Tomioka Silk Mill and Related Site" ● Kamisato Tomioka ● Oizumi Oura ● Shimonita ● ● Itakura ● ● ● Meiwa Chiyoda Kanra Fujioka Nanmoku Kanna Ueno.

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