Nakano Sake Brewery

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Nakano Sake Brewery, located within the peaceful town of Hiji City looking out over Beppu Bay, is a highly prestigious, renowned historical brewery conveying traditional sake-making footprint legacy since the Meiji period to the modern era. Expertly selecting the clear, pure water environment blessings of the legendary "Chiebin" spring water and high-quality local rice, the deep premium Japanese sake crafted with artisans' high pride and ancestors' wisdom has captured multiple top awards at global competitions, fascinating travelers. Walking through heavy wood-structured architecture storehouses while learning the sophisticated history of traditional Japanese sake fermentation and enjoying premium tasting provides a heart-enriching, intellectual adult culture travel stay.

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【九州・大分ゴルフ旅】中野酒造（杵築市）

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Nakano Sake Brewery

Address: 2487-1 Minamikitsuki, Kitsuki City, Oita Prefecture
Website: https://chiebijin.com/
Operator: Nakano Shuzo Brewery

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