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A sake brewery in Imari, founded in 1716, which keeps a mummified kappa.
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A sake brewing company in Imari. Founded in the 6th year of Shotoku (1716), it has been making sake for more than 300 years. The brewery has a mummy kept in a box labeled Kappa, found when the roof of the main house was replaced about 70 years ago. The head of the family has set up a household shrine and worships it as the water god.
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