Shochu
Traditional style or method
Tokyo Shimazake
13 Tokyo

Honkaku shochu from the Izu Islands of Tokyo, protected by the geographical indication "Tokyo Shimazake". Its sweet potato, barley, and blended types all use barley koji, and island shochu making is said to date from techniques taught by an Edo-period exile.
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Names to try
Use these readings and other names when checking a menu or label.
- Reading とうきょうしまざけ
- Romanization tokyo shimazake
- Other name 島焼酎
Drinks
Local foods to explore together
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Food culture
KusayaThe Tokyo Shimazake production standard says the shochu's aroma harmonizes with kusaya, a traditional food of the Izu Islands.
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