Moriya Sake Brewery

Info

Address:

Hasunuma Ha-2929, Sanmu, Chiba

Public Transportation:

JR Yokoshiba Station → Chiba Kotsu Bus 19 minutes by Hasunuma Circulation, bus stop: Moriya front, short walk

Car Access:

10km 15 minutes from Chiba Tokin Road Matsuo Yokoshiba IC

Phone Number:

0475-86-2016

Parking Number:

25 units

Business Hours

8 ~ 17 o'clock

Spot Category

Grocery, local liquor, factory and facilities

Stately set up like a long-established store

Popular local sake unique to sake brewing "Maizakura 100 Years of Shizuku" "Maizakura Doburoku" "Maizakura Pure Rice Ginjo"

"Maisakura Three Years Aged Dry Pure Rice" A popular local sake for sake brewing visitors, focusing on rice from Chiba Prefecture and condensing the unique taste of sake brewing

Original labels that can be used in various ways, such as gifts and fun times with friends, seating tags and festivals

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