Sake Journal
Fukui. Not a lot of trivia comes to mind at the mention of Fukui. Fukushima, yes, plenty there albeit most of it sadly related to the recent tragic natural and man-made disasters. Fukuoka doesn’t have so much either,...
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Sunset in Akashi, Hyogo Prefecture The mere mention of Hyogo pricks up the ears of sake lovers around the world. Much of the sake we enjoy today has in some way been shaped and influenced by the innovation...
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This year, letters to Father Christmas might well read a little different, with kids probably asking for more stuff to watch on Netflix and faster WiFi speeds to entertain them during these crazy times. Adults and parents? Well, apart from...
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The weather is great, the beaches are open again and travel bubbles are agreed. There were so many reasons for a Sake Central party this month. Oh, and four years of shenanigans in the US are hopefully at an end...
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There’s something about sake and music that seem to go together. This year we have seen master brewers from Hokkaido down to Okinawa, and most of the Prefectures in between, performing uplifting jingles in response to the pandemic, uniting the...
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