An overview of Ishikawa Sake Brewery, typical sake, brewery tours, and access information.
About Sake Brewery
Founded in 1863 (Bunkyu 3rd), Ishikawa Sake Brewery was started by Kazuyoshi Ishikawa, who borrowed the warehouse of Morita Sake Brewery in Akiruno City.
It moved to Kumagawa in 1880 (Meiji 13), and the storehouse and gate built at that time are registered as registered tangible cultural properties.
Based on the concept of “brewing sake that goes well with meals”, we brew sake by combining traditional techniques and the latest technology.
We use natural water pumped up from 150m underground for our sake.
Ishikawa Brewery’s signature sake, “Tama Jiman,” is derived from the wish to “satisfy the hearts of many people”.
Craft beer “Tama no Megumi” was born in 1998 when brewing resumed, with a history of beer production in the Meiji era.
A 400-year-old couple of zelkova trees watch over the grounds, where time flows peacefully.
Typical Sake
Tamajiman Junmai Daiginjo
Tamajiman Junmai Daiginjo is made by polishing Yamadanishiki rice from Hyogo Prefecture to 35%, and you can enjoy its mellow flavor and elegant aroma.
【Alcohol Content】15-16 degrees
Tamajiman Yaegiku Nama
Tamajiman Yaegiku Nama is made with 100% Koshihikari rice grown in Akiruno City, this sake is characterized by the umami of rice and a refreshing aftertaste.
【Alcohol Content】15-16 degrees
Tamajiman Kasen Sirokarakuchi
Tamajiman Kasen Sirokarakuchi has an old-fashioned taste and can be enjoyed at a wide range of temperatures, from cold to hot.
【Alcohol Content】15～16 degrees
Tama no Megumi Pale Ale
Tama no Megumi Pale Ale is a citrus flavored liquor that mixes the aroma of hops and the aroma of yeast during fermentation.
【Alcohol Content】5.5 degrees
TOKYO BLUES Session Ale
TOKYO BLUES Session Ale is characterized by the mellow taste of wheat malt, the gorgeous aroma derived from single hops, and the refined bitterness.
【Alcohol Content】4.5 degrees
Sake Brewery Tour
Ishikawa Sake Brewery has temporarily suspended brewery tours.
Please check the official website (Sake Brewery Tour) for the resumption of sake brewery tours.
Event
Thank you Day
At Ishikawa Sake Brewery, we hold a “Thank you day” on the 4th Saturday and Sunday of every month.
Various stalls are set up on the premises, and they sell lucky bags, limited sweets, pickles, and handmade goods.
Please check the official website (news/event information) for event information and details. (Japnese page only)
Fussa Kura Opening
Ishikawa Sake Brewery and Tamura Sake Brewery hold the Fussa Kura Opening every fall.
Please check the official website (news/event information) for event information and details. (Japnese page only)
Events at Ishikawa Sake Brewery
・Presentation of special products that match local sake
・Kagami Biraki with sake brewers and chief brewers and a toast
・Sake brewery tour, new sake tasting
・Limited-edition sake sales, barrel sake sold by weight
・ Events for parents and children to play
・Opening stalls of limited foods
Events at Tamura Sake Brewery
・Presentation of special products that match local sake
・Sakabayashi installation work (Sakabayashi is a kind of signboard made by bundling cedar leaves into a spherical shape)
・Shinto ritual by the chief priest of Fussa Jinmeisha
・Sake brewery tour
・Kagami Biraki with the sake brewery
・Sale of sake limited to brewery opening
Restaurant / Shop
Restaurant Ishikawa
Restaurant Ishikawa is a Japanese restaurant that focuses on fish dishes that go well with Japanese sake.
The recommended menu is fresh sashimi and seafood rice bowl, which are prepared on the spot from fish swimming in a fish tank.
Simmered offal with sake lees and silver cod saikyo-yaki, which use Tamajiman sake lees and salted rice malt, are also popular.
【TEL】042-513-7020
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Fussa’s Beer Hut
Fussa’s Beer Hut is an Italian restaurant where you can enjoy oven-baked pizza and seasonal pasta.
【TEL】042-553-0171
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Message from the 18th President, Yahachiro Ishikawa
In addition to Japanese sake, Ishikawa Brewery also produces local beer, wine, ham, and sausages.
We would like to increase the number of Ishikawa Sake Brewery fans by having everyone enjoy themselves through various events.
Access
Address
〒197-8623 1 Kumagawa, Fussa City, Tokyo
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Phone Number (Opening Hours)
042-553-0100 (10：00～18：00, Closed on Tuesdays)
The Nearest Station
About 5 minutes by taxi or about 20 minutes on foot from Haijima Station on the JR Ome Line, Itsukaichi Line, Hachiko Line.
Car Parking
37 Lots
Bicycle Parking
30 Lots
