奈良県·日本酒
Shojo (Inada Sake Brewery)
Tucked away within a shopping street extending east from Tenri Station, lies a small, quiet sake brewery. This is Inada Sake Brewery of Tenri City, and its brand name is 'Shojo'. Since its founding in 1877, they have continued a style of sake brewing that focuses on the water and rice of local Tenri, as well as the people. Right next to the brewery runs the 'Yamanobe-no-michi', said to be the oldest road in Japan, passing through a historically rich area dotted with ancient shrines and historical sites. Brewed with local rice, its simple and rustic flavor has long been cherished as an indispensable part of Tenri's local festivals. The brewery also puts great effort into making Narazuke (pickled vegetables). This is a local sake rooted in the temple town, closely connected to the local way of life. We invite you to enjoy a glass after strolling along the ancient road.
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