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Entrance with a calm atmosphere
A tank for storing pressed sake.
Sachihime's range of products dedicated to the Yuutokuinarijinja sacred wine.
Panoramic view of the store where direct sales take place
With the Yutoku Inari Shrine in the background, the owners of nine breweries in Kashima City and Ureshino City
Sachihime and the Autumn Outfit
Awarded SILVER AWARD in the Daiginjo category at the International Sake Conference
Old-fashioned ceramic sake tokkuri
The reliable young master
Sample of sake rice
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Although it is the newest of the six sake breweries in Kashima, it has been in business for nearly 90 years. The brewery produces a wide range of sake, including easy-to-drink sweet Junmai Ginzo, plum wine, and authentic dry Junmai sake, which can be enjoyed by people all over the world in a variety of ways, and is also exported to Asia, Europe, and Australia. In addition to offering sake brewery tours and tastings, the brewery also offers soft-serve ice cream made with local sake so that drivers and children can get familiar with the sake.
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Description
This sake brewery was founded in 1934. The name of its main brand "Sachihime", which translates roughly to "happy princess", was named after the founder's desire to make his only daughter happy. The brewery is dedicated to the production of junmai sake, which can be enjoyed with meals, and visitors can tour the brewery and also do some sake tasting. The soft-serve ice cream made with local sake, the first of its kind in Kyushu, is popular as well. It is a two-minute drive from the Yutoku Inari Shrine, one of the three major Inari shrines in Japan, and the sacred sake used in Shinto rituals at the shrine is also brewed at the Sachihime Sake Brewery. Inari Shrine is considered a guardian deity of life in general, and it is often visited by people wishing for successful business and family prosperity. The vermilion-lacquered tower gate at the entrance to the shrine is said to be as shimmering and elegant as the majestic Yomeimon Gate of Nikko Toshogu Shrine, a shrine dedicated to Tokugawa Ieyasu, first shogun of the Edo Shogunate, and you can also enjoy the seasonal flowers that can be found all about the shrine grounds. With approximately 3 million visitors each year, it is the second most visited shrine in all of Kyushu, second only to Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine.
Cultural property information
【Opening hours】
9:00-15:30
【Closing day】
Jan. 1 - Jan. 3
【Fee】
None
【External link】
Back to cultural properties in Kashima City, Saga Prefecture
