UPDATE NOTES(2026)
Nifuda-zake Article Published
The history of Kamonishiki Brewery and the strength of its brewery owner.
(Members only) Sakagura Miyamoto’s personal thoughts and tasting notes with a personal touch.
Tōyōbijin Article Published
The history of Sumikawa Shuzo, its brewing philosophy and style, and the one bottle of sake that Sakagura Miyamoto personally recommends.
Gakki-Masamune Article Published
The history of Ookidaikichi Honten(Brewery), activities outside the brewery, and my personal thoughts(membership content)
KAMOSHIBITOKUHEIJI (醸し人九平次)
I wrote about Banjo Jozo (萬乗醸造), the brewery behind Kamoshibito Kuheiji, a signature sake of Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture.
SENKIN (仙禽)
(Members only) Published “My Private Tongue Diary,” featuring tasting notes with Sakagura Miyamoto’s own personality. (Senkin Kakumei Kamosu(醸)
AKABU (赤武)
(Members only) Published “My Private Tongue Diary,” featuring tasting notes with Sakagura Miyamoto’s own personality. (Akabu Sparkling GALAXY)
(Members Only) Now Published: “Sakagura Miyamoto’s Perspective on Amakuchi, Karakuchi, and Umakuchi”
An introduction to sweet, dry, and umami-rich nihonshu, with plenty of my own thoughts and perspectives woven in.
Latest Posts
[Behind the Scene] Nihonshu murder
A few days ago, I made a video about a detective investigating a case...
Discover the story of Akabu (AKABU), a Japanese sake brewery that rebuilt from scratch after the earthquake...
[Free Blog] Todoroki Sake Shop in Fukuoka — and Hisaya
Among the well-known sake shops in Fukuoka, two...
Nabeshima — the sake that defines Saga Prefecture.
The Nabeshima I’m introducing today is made by Fukuchiyo...
What I learned after drinking $240 worth of sake.
The last two videos I made were both about premium...
[Behind the Scenes] Working on the Takanome Video
This is the behind-the-scenes story of making the...
Location: Yamaguchi Prefecture
A small but formidable brewery from Yamaguchi Prefecture, which is also...
When I was young, one of the games I often played with my mother was a game using the “nose.” The caller...
When You Can’t Pick the Right Sake for Dinner,
There’s Hakurakusei
Founded in 1874 in Ōsaki...
