Kobayashi Shuzo (Kuriyama Town) is a sake distillery founded by Yonesaburo Kobayashi in 1878. On the premises, there are interesting facilities for visitors to learn about sake. Kitano Nishiki Museum exhibits many things related to sake making; especially their premium brand, Kitano Nishiki. Other old buildings exhibit old furniture and everyday goods. Moreover, there is a hall which can cater for private music concerts. Visitors can find out how old buildings from the age of their foundation are preserved and transofrmed to new facilities. This distillery has many fans of their sake, which uses rice produced only in Hokkaido without any food additives.
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2017年4月1日土曜日
小林酒造 / Kobayashi Shuzo, a sake distillery
小林酒造(栗山町)是於1878年創業的日本酒製造商。酒廠腹地內有日本酒相關的博物館,展示昔日生活道具的藝廊,可作為演奏會等活動使用的大廳。這些設施都是重新活用創業當時所使用的建築物。小林酒造的日本酒特徵為完全不使用添加物,只使用北海道產的米所製作,有很多死忠支持者。
Kobayashi Shuzo (Kuriyama Town) is a sake distillery founded by Yonesaburo Kobayashi in 1878. On the premises, there are interesting facilities for visitors to learn about sake. Kitano Nishiki Museum exhibits many things related to sake making; especially their premium brand, Kitano Nishiki. Other old buildings exhibit old furniture and everyday goods. Moreover, there is a hall which can cater for private music concerts. Visitors can find out how old buildings from the age of their foundation are preserved and transofrmed to new facilities. This distillery has many fans of their sake, which uses rice produced only in Hokkaido without any food additives.
Kobayashi Shuzo (Kuriyama Town) is a sake distillery founded by Yonesaburo Kobayashi in 1878. On the premises, there are interesting facilities for visitors to learn about sake. Kitano Nishiki Museum exhibits many things related to sake making; especially their premium brand, Kitano Nishiki. Other old buildings exhibit old furniture and everyday goods. Moreover, there is a hall which can cater for private music concerts. Visitors can find out how old buildings from the age of their foundation are preserved and transofrmed to new facilities. This distillery has many fans of their sake, which uses rice produced only in Hokkaido without any food additives.
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