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A tidy local sake specialist in Yuki. Namazake and nama-chozo are kept in a 0°C reach-in refrigerator and seasonal limited bottles in a -5°C large refrigerator, with care taken against UV light as well. The owner is a certified kikisake-shi and strong on recommendations, and many customers come to both the shop and the online store for hard-to-find popular labels.
Sales run mainly through the online store, LINE, and the email newsletter. In-store cashless payment is mostly PayPay. Jikon sometimes comes with a condition of buying 6,000 yen or more of other alcohol (before tax) at the same time, and individual customers are generally limited to 720ml bottles. LINE and newsletter limited sets sell out quickly, and popular bottles often come as sets or conditional purchases rather than a single bottle of your choosing. For labels such as Aramasa, Denshu, Sharaku, and Horaisen, you need luck with deliveries and should check the sale conditions.
A local specialist tucked away in Yuki, so it is very much a destination visit. If you are after popular bottles, it is better to check the online store, LINE, and newsletter announcements before going.
※ Compiled from public sources · check opening hours before visiting
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