Nanbu Bijin

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Nanbu Bijin is a very famous world-class sake brewery representing Ninohe City, Iwate Prefecture, continuing to brew supreme sake using traditional techniques and carefully selected brewing water. The taste, boasting numerous awards in domestic and international contests, is deeply sophisticated. Leaving the bustle of the city, the time spent touching the culture of this historic brewery richly stimulates the traveler's intellectual curiosity, bringing a heart-enriching special moment. A holiday for adults who love traditional crafts and culture, please spend an intellectual and luxurious time here. Enjoy a journey of deep sensibility.

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Nanbu Bijin

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Nanbu Bijin

Address
13 Fukuoka Kamicho, Ninohe City, Iwate Prefecture
Website
https://www.nanbubijin.co.jp/
Operator
Nanbu Bijin

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