Yonetsuru Shuzo is a sake brewery located in Takahata Town, Higashi-Okitama District, Yamagata Prefecture, and it produces sake utilizing local specialties.
 Their business hours are from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM on weekdays, while they are closed on weekends and public holidays.
 It is recommended to check their operating status in advance when planning a visit.
While Yonetsuru is known for its dry sake, they also offer sweet varieties, among which is a blush-colored sake with a cute kappa packaging.
 This sake has a wine-like taste, is easy to drink, and is offered at an affordable price.
 Additionally, the brewery hosts an annual kura opening event, featuring paid tasting corners and local cuisine.
 Limited edition items that can only be obtained during this event are also available for purchase.
Yonetsuru places importance on pairing their sake with food, showcasing products that complement Japanese cuisine.
 For example, "Tōmi Ginjo Tanrei Karakuchi" is characterized by its fruity aroma and transparent flavor, which pairs well with sashimi, enhancing its deliciousness.
 Furthermore, "Kameiki" is a special junmai sake made from the unique rice variety "Kame no O," offering a distinctive experience unlike any other.
Additionally, Yonetsuru has a diverse lineup, including cup sake and junmai daiginjo, each with its own allure.
 The "Erekimo Junmai Ginjo Nama" features a pleasant acidity and fruitiness, while the "Hachidori Junmai Daiginjo," with a polishing ratio of 50%, retains a rich umami.
 Each of these sake varieties is unique yet pairs beautifully with Japanese cuisine.
In this way, Yonetsuru Shuzo allows you to enjoy a variety of sake and the corresponding food pairings, providing a great opportunity to deepen your understanding of Japanese culture and regional specialties.
 I hope you will take the chance to visit and discover your favorite sake!

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