A paddy field that produces rice brings joy to both people and the wild birds that live there.
A paddy field that has been organically farmed for decades maintains a clean water cycle, fostering a sustainable ecosystem.
Rice that has not been treated with chemicals ferments well and tastes delicious.
This rich/sustainable cycle, along with Fushimi's world-class water, rice, sake breweries, and the skills of its artisans, is now transforming into sake and connecting to the world, carrying with it tradition and culture.
Rice paddies that produce rice that people enjoy also delight the wild birds that live there.
Paddy fields that have been farmed for decades
without the use of any pesticides or chemicals
The water that flows out of the rice paddies is also circulated in a clean state,
and the birds that live there are also happy,
The water that flows out of the paddies is also circulated in a clean state,
the water flowing out of the paddies is also clean and circulating,
making it a sustainable land.
Rice grown without chemicals is well fermented and tastes delicious.
This rich cycle and the world-class
Fushimi's water, rice, breweries, and craftsmen's techniques
We are now transforming them into sake, along with traditions and culture.
We will connect it to the world.
We are committed to using the highest quality "Iwai" rice from Kyoto.
The high-quality sake rice “Iwai” from Fushimi, Kyoto, used for Fushimino.
It has large grains, a prominent heart, and a unique flavor, making it exceptionally well-suited for sake brewing.
However, it is a very delicate and troublesome for farmers, as the rice stalks are tall and prone to falling over. After the war, to increase food production, the ‘Iwai’ rice which yields small amount, was no longer cultivated for a time. However, cultivation was resumed driven by a strong desire to produce Kyoto rice for Kyoto sake.
Yamada Farm, which grows "Iwai," has been farming without chemicals for decades in order to continue to protect the lives of the people they love.
This is a blessing for the creatures that live in the rice fields,
and the rice and vegetables grown there are all thriving.
The water that flows from pure soil will circulate in clean conditions again,
and the land will be sustainable.
As a result, the rice and water produced in this process lead to the creation of excellent sake.
Masuda Tokubee Shoten, which makes Fushimino,
is one of the most traditional sake breweries in Kyoto.
Here the rice, water, and yeast are from natural living sources,
and sake brewing is about creating an environment where living creatures can thrive.
The brewery believes that sake is not just about good taste,
but also, about the natural range of flavors,
and pursues to create unique sake.
Surrounded by the fragrance of peaches, apricots, and white flowers, and the fresh green of spring. Grown organically, without the use of any pesticides or chemicals, "Iwai" rice provides an optimal environment for yeast, resulting in a richer aroma.
It has a delicate and mellow taste. Fushimi is known for its abundant high-quality spring water, which was once written as "Fushimizu."
It offers an elegant sweetness and subtle bitterness unique to Iwai rice, followed by a clean and refreshing aftertaste.
With its refreshing acidity like a citrus fruit that accompanies dishes, complements appetizers with caviar or oven-roasted fish.
100% made from 'Iwai' sake rice grown in Fushimi, Kyoto, without using any pesticides or chemicals.Rice grown without pesticides allows yeast to work optimally, resulting in a delicate and fruity aroma reminiscent of peaches and apricots.The delicate texture of Fushimi's water, combined with the elegant sweetness and subtle bitterness unique to "Iwai" rice, creates a clean and refreshing aftertaste. It can be enjoyed not only during the meal, but also from the first toast. It can also be used as a congratulatory gift for a loved one to add a festive touch to a celebratory toast on a special occasion.
100% made with "Iwai" rice, a Kyoto Fushimi-grown sake rice cultivated without the use of any agricultural chemicals or chemical substances. We collected only the precious drops that naturally dripped from the moromi placed in a sake bag. The palate is greeted with a symphony of flavors: a delicate sweetness, vibrant acidity, and the deep umami of rice, all beautifully intertwined. Our sake is crafted through a painstaking process that involves manually transferring chilled moromi into sake bags in our frigid kura. This traditional method yields only small quantities, making each bottle a testament to our dedication to quality.