Sake
Regional drink culture
Kitakata Sake
07 Fukushima

Junmai sake from Kitakata City and Nishiaizu Town, Fukushima, protected by the geographical indication "Kitakata". It is made from rice harvested in the area and very soft groundwater fed by heavy snow in the northern Aizu Basin; local brewing is traced back to a brewery recorded in 1631, and the standard mentions asparagus and Yamato soba as good matches.
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Names to try
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- Reading きたかたのにほんしゅ
- Romanization kitakata sake
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Local foods to explore together
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Kitakata RamenAn editorial link to food from the same prefecture as a way to explore the region.
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Relationship checked 2026-10-14
Same prefecture
KozuyuAn editorial link to food from the same prefecture as a way to explore the region.
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Relationship checked 2026-10-14