EST. 1820
光圀
Since 1820 — 常陸太田市, Ibaraki
A Joso-country kura near Mito lord Tokugawa Mitsukuni's retirement villa, brewing sake and wine alike.
Hiyama Shuzo was founded in 1820 in Machiya, Hitachiota, Ibaraki — the town famous as home to Seizan-so, the retirement villa of Mito domain lord Tokugawa Mitsukuni. Ringed by the Abukuma mountains and fed by a clear local river, the kura brews its Daiginjo Mitsukuni and its founding-era label Asahi Masamune. For about the last 40 years it has also made Hitachi Wine alongside its sake.
Daiginjo
Junmai (a "natural sake" bottling)
Local sake — the house's label since its founding
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Source: https://hiyama.hitachiota.jp/