Kirinzan Sake Brewery
A sake brewery in Aga Town. It brews with water of the Agano River system.
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A sake brewery in Aga Town. It brews with water of the Agano River system.
A sake brewery in Yuzawa. In a land of deep snow, it carries out long, low-temperature fermentation.
Uonuma no Sato, run by Hakkaisan Brewery of Minamiuonuma. An area that shows the culture of brewing and fermentation.
A sake brewery in Minamiuonuma. Under the Kakurei brand, it brews in the low temperatures of the snow country.
A sake brewery in Minamiuonuma. It brews with water of the Mount Makihata system.
A sake brewery in Uonuma. Visitors can tour a storehouse for yukinaka storage, in which sake is stored in snow.
A sake brewery in Uonuma. It ages its sake for a long time at low temperature.
A sake brewery in Nagaoka. Its brand is Kubota, and it has brewery exhibits.
A sake museum in Nagaoka. It tells the history of a brewery founded in 1548, in a building that is a Registered Tangible Cultural Property.
A sake brewery in Kashiwazaki. It shows brewery exhibits at Shusaikan.
A sake brewery in Myoko. It uses spring water as its brewing water.
A sake brewery on Sado. It brews on the island and also ships overseas.
A sake brewery on Sado. It brews at Gakkogura, a school brewery that uses a closed school.
The prefecture's brewing research station. It researches the microorganisms and brewing of sake. A prefectural research station specializing in sake, rare anywhere in Japan.
The prefecture's agricultural research institute. It deals with paddy rice varieties, including the improvement of Koshihikari.
The prefecture's fisheries and marine research institute. It surveys the resources of the Sea of Japan.
The museum of Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology. It holds Japan's silk-reeling and textile machinery.
A metropolitan center that researches agriculture, forestry and fisheries in the islands.
The Kiyohara Plant in Utsunomiya. Visitors can see the production processes for Frugra and Kappa Ebisen.
A confectionery plant in Oyama. It makes chocolate and biscuits.
A frozen dessert plant in Sakura City. It makes ice cream.