Overview
A sake brewery in Mashike founded in 1882. It is said to be Japan's northernmost sake brewery, and its Meiji-era buildings remain.
Verification notes
Exhibits, a shop, tastings and the like are offered, but whether the production process can be viewed at all times, English-language guides and reservation conditions need to be confirmed from public information.
Key facts
Field：Sake, historic architecture
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