Matsumoto Shoyu / glass Art Blue moon

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A soy sauce brewery and glass studio continuing since the Tenpo era. In the brewery built in 1830, soy sauce mash (moromi) is aged using traditional techniques and yeast to produce flavorful sauce daily. On-site, artists create glassworks, which are displayed in a 200-year-old renovated shop, drawing in people walking along Teramachi Street.

Matsumoto Shoyu / glass Art Blue moon
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松本醤油商店・glass Art Blue moon

松本醤油商店・glass Art Blue moon

Kawagoe City

Matsumoto Shoyu / glass Art Blue moon

Address
10-13 Naka-machi, Kawagoe-shi, Saitama
Website
http://www.hatsukari.co.jp/
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Matsumoto Shoyu Store / glass Art Blue moon

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