EST. 1790
春鶯囀(しゅんのうてん)
Since 1790 — 南巨摩郡富士川町, Yamanashi
Shunnoten — a sake named from a poem by Akiko Yosano.
Yorozuya Jozoten, founded in 1790 in Fujikawa, Yamanashi, brews Shunnoten — the warbler's song in spring — a name taken from a waka poem by Akiko Yosano. About 85% of its rice is locally grown, organised since 2011 through a rice-planting committee with local farmers. Its Rokusai gallery, converted in 2001 from a 150-year-old miso storehouse, offers paid tastings (closed Tuesdays).
The house label
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