EST. 1923
長龍
Since 1923 — 北葛城郡, Nara
A Nara brewery whose 1964 bottled taruzake was Japan's first — and which now brews both sake and craft beer at its own Brew Park.
Founded in 1923 in Koryo, Nara, Nakagami Shuzo brews under the motto "shodo mukyukyoku" — a path of ascension without end. In 1964 the brewery created what is believed to be Japan's first bottled taruzake, sake aged in barrels of Yoshino cedar, a style it still produces today under the Choryo brand. Beyond sake, Choryo also brews its own craft beer and runs Choryo Brew Park, a hands-on facility where visitors can walk through the brewing process firsthand.
Junmai — 100% Nara-grown Tsuyuhakaze rice
Cedar-cask sake — aged in Yoshino cedar barrels; Japan's first bottled taruzake, created in 1964
The brewery's singular, all-in flagship sake
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