A Community of Famous Springs and Historic Heritage

Enjoying

FushimiFushimi, the gateway to the south of Kyoto and one of Japan’s premiersake‑producing towns, is home to beautiful natural scenery along the Katsura, Kamo,and Uji Rivers. It’s also famous for the role it has played in history, for example byserving as the setting for events involving Sakamoto Ryoma and the Shinsengumi, aquasi‑military group, at the end of the Edo period. This pamphlet highlights theappeal of Fushimi by introducing a number of famous sites within walking distance.

Jukkokubune boats
These excursion boats take passengers on
leisurely trips down streams diverging from theclear-flowing Uji River. Guests enjoy trips of about
50 minutes in duration while gazing at sakebreweries and riverside greenery. They disembark
temporarily at Misu Lock Gate, where they tour
the Misu Lock Gate Museum before reembarking.
Jukkokubune boat boarding area
MAPC-4
Misu Lock Gate Museum
MAPD-3
Learn more here.

Exploring the city’s

famous springs

The area is blessed with high-quality groundwater–so much so that the name Fushimi used to be written using the character
for water. That water has been offered to the gods since ancient times as an expression of gratitude and used in sakebrewing and cooking. The community is still dotted with wells from which groundwater can be drawn today, and you cansample water from some of them while strolling through town.

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Gokonomiya-jinja Shrine

Choken-ji Temple

MAPB-4

MAPC-3

Gokonomiya-jinja Shrine, whosename reflects a legend aboutfragrant water springing forth on theshrine’s grounds, is home toGokosui Spring, which was chosen
by the Ministry of the Environment
as one of Japan’s 100 most famous
springs. Locals still consider it aholy spring and take water from ithome or to cure illness, use in thetea ceremony and calligraphy, and otherwise utilize in daily life.

The only temple in Kyoto
whose principal image depicts
the god Benzaiten, Choken-ji
Temple is popularly known as“the Benzaiten of Shima” (inreference to the city’s
Chushojima district). On thetemple’s grounds is a spring
known as Akasui whose water
is used to make offerings to
Benzaiten and to water the garden’s plants and trees.

Exploringsake breweries

Blessed with water that’s ideal for making sake, Fushimi has been a center ofsake brewing since ancient times. The town is home to some 20 traditional
breweries that rank among the most prominent in Japan, and collectively they
produce a diverse range of products that are loved by people around the world.
Visitors to these breweries can enjoy tours and purchase limited-run sakes.

Gekkeikan Okura Sake
Museum MAPC-3

Ryoma-dori Shopping
Arcade MAPC-3

Matsumoto Shuzo MAPB-2

Stroll throughretro-style townscapes

During the Azuchi-Momoyama period, Toyotomi Hideyoshi built Fushimi Castle, and the community prospered as a castle town.
During the Edo period, Fushimi flourished as a gateway for shipping on the Yodo River, which connects Kyoto and Osaka, andthen during the Bakumatsu period, it served as the setting for events that set the stage for the dawning of modern Japan.
Consider taking a stroll through townscapes that evoke the ambiance of history and shopping arcades rich with local character.

23 min. Sample water from

This popular spot is famous
for its Senbon Torii gates.

Exampleitinerary for
exploringFushimi
Fushimi Inari
Taisha Shrine

MAPKyoto Station andFushimi regional map

the same groundwatervein that’s used tomake sake in Fushimi

4 min. Taste a variety ofGokonomiya-jinja
Shrine (Gokosui Spring)
MAPB-4

See page 2 for more
information.

7 min. Learn about sake4 min. Sense the area’s history

foods while
encountering local life

brewing and purchase
gifts or souvenirs

at sites that tell the taleof the Bakumatsu period


Fushimi Otesuji
Shopping Arcade
Gekkeikan Okura
Sake Museum

MAPC-3

MAPB-4

MAPC-3

Don’t worry if it rains--thisshopping district iscovered by a roof. You’llenjoy gourmet dining andshopping.

See page 4 for more
information.

Teradaya

It was here that Sakamoto
Ryoma, the hero of the
Bakumatsu period, wasattacked. The building’s
columns still bear marks where
they were slashed with swords.

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Experience Japanese sakeas you only can in an area famous for its breweries

In addition to offering tours and tastings, some of the breweries ofFushimi, an area rich in natural beauty and Kyoto culture, have stores
where you can purchase premium sakes. Be sure to experience each
brewery’s unique philosophy and flavor.

Gekkeikan
Explore the Gekkeikan Okura Sake Museum, where the history of sakebrewing comes to life within a renovated sake brewery dating back to1909. Immerse yourself in the past as you delve into exhibits showcasing
Gekkeikan’s journey since its founding in 1637, including displays of
traditional sake-brewing techniques. After the tour, enjoy selecting andsampling three out of our ten brewed sake varieties. There’s also a
premium tour of areas that aren’t open to the general public (fee applies;
reservation required).

Brewery tour data
Gekkeikan Okura Sake Museum
Address: 247 Minamihamacho, Fushimi-ku Hours: 9:30 am to 4:30 pm
Closed: August 13 to 16, December 28 to January 4 MAPC-3
Time: About 40 to 60 min. Cost: Ages 20 and up, ¥600; ages 13 to 19,¥100; ages 12 and under, free *Guests age 13 and older receive a souvenir
gift. *Guests age 20 and older can taste three types of sake.
Reservations: Not required

Sake shop Kyoto Kitchen: Tsuki no KurabitoThis izakaya (Japanese-style pub)and restaurant featuring Japanesesake occupies a renovated sakebrewery. Enjoy seasonal Japanesesakes from Gekkeikan and exquisite
Japanese cuisine.
Address: 185-1 Kamiaburakakecho, Fushimi-ku
Hours: 11:00 am to 3:00 pm (Monday throughFriday: 5:00 pm to 10:00 pm; Saturdays,
Sundays, and public holidays: 4:00 pm to 10:00pm) Closed: New year’s holiday MAPC-3

Kizakura
At Fushimigura, you can tour afacility that brews both craft beer
and Kizakura sake, which arefamiliar to many visitors as a resultof Showa-era commercials featuring
a imp-like water-dwelling creature
called a kappa. The five-story
building, which opened in August
2016, includes an exhibit area,
theater, restaurant, and shop. Tours
include exhibits introducing thesake-brewing process and craft beer
can-filling area.

Brewery tour data
Fushimigura
Address: 53 Yokooji, Shimomisukajiwaracho, Fushimi-ku Hours: 10:00 am to
4:00 pm Closed: Saturdays, Sundays, public holidays, Obon and New Year's
holidays MAPC-1
Time: About 30 min. Cost: Free Reservations: Required; by phone

Brewery shop

Kizakura Kappa Country
Kizakura Sakaba
Enjoy freshly brewed Kizakura sakes and craft
beers made with famous Fushimi spring waterin a spacious setting.
Address: 228 Shioyamachi, Fushimi-ku Hours: 11:30 am to2:30 pm, 5:00 pm to 9:30 pm (Saturdays, Sundays, andpublic holidays: 11:00 am to 2:30 pm, 5:00 pm to 9:30 pm)
Closed: Tuesdays (open when Tuesday is a public holiday),December 31 and January 1 MAPC-3

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Fujioka Shuzo
This sake brewery produces aselection of exclusively handmade
sakes. From June throughSeptember, the brewery offers toursof the facility that produces its
Sookuu brand offerings (see page 7).
(Tours aren’t available while thebrewery is closed over the summer
holiday.) After listening to a
30-minute talk about the brewery's
history and sake-making philosophy,
you can tour the brewery and taste
some of its products. (Housemade
ice cream is available for drivers and guests under 20 years of age.)

Brewery tour data
Fujioka Shuzo
Address: 672-1 Imamachi, Fushimi-ku MAPB-4
Time: 2 hr. Cost: ¥2,500 *Includes 3-glass tasting. Reservations: On theofficial website (available for parties of 2 or more)

Brewery shop

En Sake Bar
This Japanese sake bar is located in
the same building as the brewery
and shop. Enjoy famous Fujioka
sakes and accompanying appetizers
while watching the sake-making
process.
Address: 672-1 Imamachi, Fushimi-ku
Hours: 11:30 am to 6:00 pm
Closed: Wednesdays MAPB-4(Japanese)Japanese sake available for purchase

Brewery tours available

Saito Shuzo
Experience the advanced brewing
technology of Saito Shuzo, which is
known for its Eikun brand. After
viewing a video (DVD), you’ll follow
the brewing process through thefacility, starting with the ricewashing stage. After the tour, you’lltaste four of the brewery’s products,
including seasonal sakes andliqueurs. The on-site shop sells
limited-edition sakes and otherproducts.

Brewery tour data
Saito Shuzo
Address: 105 Yokooji-misuyamashiroyashikicho, Fushimi-ku MAPC-2
Time: About 1 hr. 30 min. Cost: ¥2,200 *Includes tasting of 4 products. Reservations: Required;by phone (available for parties of 10 to 30 guests)

Sake shop Mizu no Miyabi Kyoto Fushimi
Enjoy French cuisine preparedwith Kyoto vegetables andJapanese culinary skill in the
150-year-old former residenceof the chairman of Saito Shuzo.
Address: 1-244 Kyomachi, Fushimi-ku
Hours: 11:00 am to 2:00 pm (last order),5:00 pm to 8:30 pm (last order)
Closed: Wednesdays MAPC-4

Kinshi Masamune
This shop is located next to thebrewery. There’s the flagship “Kinshi
Masamune” brand, which is brewed
using water from Tokiwa well inside
the brewery, as well as a selection ofseasonal, limited-edition sakes.
You’ll also find craft beers, liqueurs,
and various foods made using sake
lees.
Address: 554-1 Kamikoyacho, Fushimi-ku
Hours: 09:00 am to 5:00 pm
Closed: Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays (Obon and New Year’s) MAPA-4

Yamamoto Honke
Shinsei Brewery Shop is noteworthy
for consistently offering some
50 types of sake, including limitededition and roast sakes that you
won’t find anywhere else. The shop
also sells sweets made with sake andoriginal products such as cosmetics.
It’s located next to Torisei Honten, abrewer-operated restaurant thatserves chicken dishes.

Matsuyama Sake
At Matsuyama Sake, which
launched Jikkoku as a new brand in
March 2023, you can tour the sakebrewing process in the breweries’
Meiji-era building. Staff offer detailed
explanations of the sake-brewing
process using photographs andgraphic panels while visitors view
the process through glass windows.

Brewery tour data
Matsuyama Sake
Address: 472 Higashisakaimachi, Fushimi-ku MAPB-2
Time: 30 min. Cost: ¥3,000 Reservations: Required; by phone

Masuda Tokubee
ShotenPurchase some 15 types of sake at
the shop run by Masuda Tokubee
Shoten, which brews Tsuki no
Katsura, a well-known brand. The
shop also has an extensive selectionof limited-edition sakes, including
junmai nigori-style sake, which is theoriginal sparkling nigori-style sake. A
diverse range of seasonal sakes isalso available.
Address: 135 Shimotoba-osadacho, Fushimi-ku
Hours: 09:00 am to 5:00 pm Closed: Saturdays,
Sundays, and public holidays MAPA-1

Shoutoku Shuzo
The shop in the breweries’
administrative building sells sakes
from the Karaku and Enju brands,
which draw on all of the company’s
brewing skill, as well as junmaishustyle sake-based liqueurs and limitededition sakes. There's also ice cream
made with Shoutoku sake lees.
Address: 16 Butaicho, Fushimi-ku
Hours: 08:30 am to 4:30 pm
Closed: Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays (open Saturday from November throughFebruary) MAPA-3

Kitagawahonke
This old and respected sake brewery
has been in business since the early
Edo period, more than 360 years
ago. Products include the Tomiolabel, which is considered one of thefinest sakes available (see page 7)
as well as shochu and liqueurs.
Located next to the brewery,
Okinaya sells seasonal sakes byvolume, dispensed into bottles
directly from sake tanks.

Address: 186 Kamiaburakakecho, Fushimi-ku (Shinsei Brewery Shop) Hours: 11:00 am to 6:00 pm
Closed: Mondays (open when Monday is a public holiday) MAPC-3

Address: 370-6 Murakamicho, Fushimi-ku (Okinaya) MAPB-3

Brewery shop

Brewery shop

Torisei Honten
This restaurant serves chicken
dishes that pair well with sake.
Enjoy seasonal sakes as well as
cocktails prepared with sake.
Address: 186 Kamiaburakakecho,
Fushimi‑ku Hours: 11:00 am to 10:00 pm
Closed: Mondays (open when Monday is a
public holiday) MAPC-3

OkinayaThis shop sells about 20 Kitagawahonkesakes as well as rice, which staff
members will polish for you while
you wait. One popular product isBihada Junmaishu, whose namemeans “beautiful skin” and which
is formulated to enhance beauty.
Address: 370-6 Murakamicho,
Fushimi-ku Hours: 10:00 am to 7:00 pm
Closed: Tuesdays MAPB-3

For more information about each brewery, please see its website.

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Enjoy Each Brewery’s Unique Flavor at These Shops
Taste sakes from 18
Fushimi breweries

Drink it, buy it!
Drink your fill of Fushimi sake

Located on an alleyway that’s rich in ambiance, thisshopping center is home to eight eateries that serve a
range of cuisine, including sushi and deep-friedskewers. At Fushimi Sake Village you can taste sakes
from 18 Fushimi breweries.
4Fushimi sake tasting set

Fushimi Sake Village¥1,500Address: 115 Nayamachi to 82-2 Hiranocho, Fushimi-ku
Hours: 11:00 am to 10:00 pm Closed: Open year-round MAPB-3

This long-running sake shop in the Fushimi
Otesuji Shopping Arcade sells sake from 18
Fushimi breweries. Purchase sake from adiverse selection that consists primarily of
ginjo- and daiginjo-style sakes. You canalso taste sakes at the shop’s bar counter.

C Ginjo Shubo Aburacho
Address: 780 Higashiotecho,
Fushimi-ku Hours: 10:00 am
to 8:00 pm Closed: Tuesdays
and first and third Wednesdayof each month MAPB-3

2Sake tasting set

3 types, from ¥680

3Sake ice cream¥700

Taste sake and sweets
made with sake
A Fushimi Sake Shop
Address: 141 Nayamachi,
Fushimi-ku Hours: 11:00 am to
8:00 pm Closed: Open yearround MAPC-3
This sake shop offers sakes
from 18 Fushimi breweries.
You can also find limitededition sake sold by volume,
sake utensils, and foods that pair well with sake.

Gourmetrestaurants andshops offering
unique Fushimi
flavors and products
Fushimi’s high-quality spring water isused also to prepare delicious cuisine. At
these restaurants, you can sample Fushimi
sakes paired with food or experience sakeas a sweet confection. Look no further
for a collection of unique Fushimi
gourmet offerings.

This coffee and gift shop is located in theformer head office of Gekkeikan, which wasbuilt during the Taisho period. In the coffee
shop, you can sample a tasting menu ofsake brewed in Fushimi, cold-brewed
coffee prepared with famous Fushimi
spring water, and sweets made with sake.

B Fushimi Yume Hyakushu
Address: 247 Minamihamacho, Fushimi-ku Hours:
10:30 am to 5:00 pm Closed: Mondays MAPC-3

Enjoy junmaiginjo-style sakefrom Fushimi and fragrant
handmade soba noodles
This shop serves soba noodles made from
20% wheat flour and 80% buckwheat
flour at a stone mill. You’ll also find aselection of à la carte dishes made withunique Kyoto seasonal ingredients.

Kyo no Shiki
Address: 271-4 Kurumamachi, Fushimi-ku
Hours: 11:30 am to 3:00 pm, 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm(Tuesdays, 11:30 am to 3:00 pm) Closed: Wednesdays
and the third Tuesday of each month MAPC-3

4Tenzaru soba noodle set, ¥1,800

Enjoy soup stock dishes made by a kelp
company founded more than 100 years ago
This restaurant serves
dishes made with carefully
prepared soup stocks. One
popular lunch set featuresa rice ball served in kelp
soup stock. You can also
sample Fushimi sake withsome 20 homemade side
dishes.

Sample housemade amazake
This shop serves delicious drinks featuring
freshly brewed amazake, a sweet drink
made by fermenting rice (non-alcohol).
Items like amazake smoothies made withfruit shipped straight from the orchard andamazake lattes are available for takeout.

AMAZAKE HOUSE
Address: 271-1 Kurumamachi, Fushimi-ku
Hours: 11:00 am to 5:00 pm Closed: Tuesdays andWednesdays MAPC-3

4Mitarashi dumplings, ¥140 each

Okobu Kitase

Feast on sweets made with local
ingredients

Address: 4-52 Minamishinchi, Fushimi-ku
Hours: Dining, 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm(Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays,
12:00 pm to 10:00 pm) Sales: 10:00 am to
7:00 pm Closed: Mondays MAPC-3

Daigo no Hana cheesecake, ¥140 each

Enjoy Japanese- and Western-style sweets
with a unique Fushimi twist, including
cheesecake made with sake lees andmitarashi dumplings featuring sauce madewith junmaidaiginjo-style sake.

Fushimi Kagura
Main Store

Address: 33
Kamiaburakakecho,
Fushimi-ku Hours: 10:00 am
to 5:00 pm Closed:
Mondays MAPC-3

3Amazake smoothies

6(Banana, blueberry)¥600 each

4Rice ball in kelp soup

stock lunch set, ¥1,000(Available at lunch on
Saturdays and Sundays
only.)

Get the kind of finely crafted sake utensils you
can only find in a community of sake breweriesThis gallery shop features primarily sake cups, glasses,
and other sake-related utensils. In addition to monthly
solo and planned exhibits, the shop sells one-of-akind sake utensils made by artists from around
Japan.

Toyoda Vessels for Sake
Address: 190 Kamiaburakakecho, Fushimi-ku
Hours: 11:00 am to 7:00 pm Closed: Mondays
and irregularly as scheduled MAPC-4

3Sake utensils From ¥11,000

Choice Sake
Recommendations from BreweriesThis section introduces one recommended sake from each of the 19 breweries
that belong to the Fushimi Sake Brewers Association.

Total of 19 sakes
This mark indicates the sake in question
can be bought at
the brewery or at Fushimi Sake
Brewers Associationa shop operated
by the brewery.
Brewery products canbe purchased at shops
listed on page 6.
A Fushimi Sake Shop
B  Fushimi Yume
Hyakushu
C Aburacho(Japanese)

Kinshi Masamune Junmaishu
Migaki 60
This junmaishu-style sake ismade from rice that’s polished to
60% polishing. Characterized bysoft mouthfeel and the sweet
flavor of rice, it can be enjoyed ina variety of ways, whether served
hot or cold.

Tokusen Junmaiginjo
Kizakura

Tomio Junmaidaiginjo
Yamadanishiki 49

Kyohime Yamadanishiki
Daiginjo Takumi

This junmaiginjo-style sake ismade with Yamadanishiki andOmachi brewers’ rice andFushimi spring water. This
superb sake features a robust
ginjo aroma along with rich,savory flavor and smooth taste.

This junmaidaiginjo-style sake ispainstakingly made using only
Yamadanishiki brewers’ rice.
Produced in limited quantities, itfeatures a fresh flavor since it’sheat-treated just once.

This daiginjo-style sake is madewith 100% Yamadanishiki
brewers’ rice. Somewhat dry, itoffers a mild ginjo aroma and richflavor. It goes well with food andis an ideal sake to serve withmeals.

Kizakura Co., Ltd.

Kitagawahonke Co., Ltd.

Kyohime Shuzo Co., Ltd.

Address: 223 Shioyamachi,
Fushimi-ku MAPC-2

Address: 370-6 Murakamicho,
Fushimi-ku MAPB-3

Address: 368-1 Yamazakicho,
Fushimi-ku MAPC-3

A B C

Horin Junmai Daiginjo
This junmaidaiginjo-style sake ismade from Yamadanishiki and
Gohyakumangoku brewers’ ricethat’s polished to 50%. It’s
characterized by a flowery ginjo
aroma and smooth mouthfeel.

A B C

A B C

Eikun Junmaiginjo
Kotosennen

Junmaiginjo Karaku

This junmaiginjo-style sake isbrewed using Iwai brewers’ rice
grown in Kyoto and polished to55%. It offers an outstandingbalance of flavors with a crisp
finish and pleasant degree ofdryness.

This junmaiginjo-style sakefeatures an excellent blend ofsavory and acidic flavors, making
it easy to pair with a broad rangeof foods when served with meals.
Enjoy chilled, at room
temperature, or hot.

Kinshi Masamune Co., Ltd.

Gekkeikan Sake Co., Ltd.

Saito Shuzo Co., Ltd.

Address: 554-1 Kamikoyacho, Fushimi-ku
MAPA-4

Address: 247 Minamihamacho, Fushimi-ku
MAPC-3

Address: 105 Yokooji-misuyamashiroyashikicho,
Fushimi-ku MAPC-2

Address: 16 Butaicho, Fushimi-ku
MAPA-3

Joyo Tokubetsu Junmaishu 60

Tokusen Shochikubai
Junmaidaiginjo

Junmaidaiginjo Kokoronomiyako

Housyuku Junmaidaiginjo
Iwai

This sake is brewed using 100%
Iwai brewers’ rice grown inKyoto. A tokubetsujunmaishustyle sake, it combines the rich,savory taste unique to Iwai ricewith a sharp, acidic flavors.

This junmaidaiginjo-style sake ismade from rice that’s beenpolished to 45%. Its luxurious
flavor includes a fruity aroma thatevokes apples and a pleasingly
refreshing and crisp aftertaste.

A B C

A B C

Shoutoku Shuzo Co., Ltd.
A B CThis sake uses a scene from the Taleof Genji picture scroll on its label.
It’s a junmaidaiginjo-style sakebrewed using only Iwai brewer’s rice
grown in Kyoto. It features gentle
mouthfeel and can be enjoyed either
chilled or slightly warmed.

A B C

This junmaidaiginjo-style sake isbrewed using water from
Shiragikusui Spring, one of theseven great springs of Fushimi,
and Iwai brewers’ rice grown inKyoto and polished to 50%. It
features a crisp, dry flavor.

Joyo Shuzo Co., Ltd.

TAKARA SHUZO CO., LTD.

TAMANOHIKARI Sake
Brewing Co., Ltd.

Address: 34-1 Kubono,Nashima, Joyo MAPD-1

Address: 609 Takenakacho, Fushimi-ku
A B C
MAPA-1

Address: 545-2 Higashisakaimachi,
A B C
Fushimi-ku MAPA-3

Address: 59 Minaminekoyacho,
Fushimi-ku MAPB-2

Tokubetsu Junmaishu Konteki

Sookuu Junmaishu
Miyamanishiki

Keicho Fushiminosake
Junmaidaiginjo

Tsukinokatsura
Junmainakagumi Nigorizake

This junmaishu-style sake isbrewed gradually with traditional
techniques using Yamadanishiki
rice grown using special
cultivation methods, Fushimi
spring water, and rich aroma. Itfeatures the savory flavor of rice.

This classic Sookuu offering is
made using Miyamanishiki
brewers’ rice grown in Nagano
Prefecture and polished to 60%.
It combines the savory flavor ofrice followed by a light, clean
aftertaste.

This premium-quality
junmaidaiginjo-style sake is madeexclusively from Yamadanishiki
rice polished to 35%. It featuressmooth mouthfeel and thesweetness of rice in a wellbalanced combination of flavors.

This sparking nigori-style sakeoffers a fruity aroma andpleasantly refreshing sensation as
you swallow it. Its crisp flavor
makes it an outstanding
accompaniment for various dishes.

A B C

Higashiyama Sake
Brewery LLC

Fujioka Shuzo Co., Ltd.

Heiwa Shuzo Co., Ltd.

Address: 223 Shioyamachi,
Fushimi-ku MAPC-3

Address: 672-1 Imamachi,
Fushimi-ku MAPB-4

Address: 698 Higashikumicho,
Fushimi-ku MAPA-4

A B C

A B C

A B C

Momonoshizuku Tokubetsu
Junmaishu

Jikkoku Iwai Junmaiginjo

Miyakotsuru Junmaidaiginjo

This tokubetsujunmaishu-stylesake is made using Yamadanishiki
rice. It’s characterized by soft
mouthfeel and a full, elegant
flavor. It’s delicious whether
served chilled or heated.

This junmaiginjo-style sake isbrewed using exclusively Iwai
brewers’ rice grown in Kyoto.
Fruity aromas blend with soft,savory flavors in the mouth,
followed by a faint aftertaste.

This slightly dry sake features amild ginjo aroma and robust
flavor. Its moderate acidity andpleasant aftertaste make it an
ideal accompaniment for meals.
It features a crisp mouthfeel.

Matsumoto Shuzo Co., Ltd.

Matsuyama Sake Co., Ltd.

Address: 7 Yokooji-misudaikokucho,
Fushimi-ku
A B C
MAPB-3

Address: 472 Higashisakaimachi,
Fushimi-ku
A B C
MAPA-3

MIYAKOTSURU SHUZOCO., LTD.
Address: 151 Okagocho, Fushimi-ku
A B C
MAPB-3

Toyosawa Honten Co., Ltd.
A B C

Masuda Tokubee
Shoten Co., Ltd.
Address: 135 Shimotobaosadacho, Fushimi-ku
MAPA-1

A B C

Shinsei Kyotofusan Iwai
Junmaidaiginjo
This junmaidaiginjo-style sake,
which highlights the innate,savory flavor of rice, is madeexclusively with Iwai brewers’
rice grown in Kyoto Prefecture.
It’s characterized by fruit-likerefreshing and savory flavors.

Yamamoto Honke Co., Ltd.
Address: 36-1 Kamiaburakakecho,
Fushimi-ku
A B C
MAPC-3

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Getting to Fushimi, Kyoto
Getting from major cities in the Kansai region to Kyoto
FushimiSake Map

Kyoto Station and Fushimi regional map
Kyoto-kawaramachi
HankyuKyoto Line

Gion-shijo

Kyoto

Chushojima

Shin-Osaka

Uji

Kyobashi

Namba

Kitahama

MomoyamaTrain (JR, Kintetsu, or Keihan):About 10 to 15 min.

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Tengachaya•From Kintetsu Kyoto Station to
Momoyamagoryomae Station•From Kintetsu Kyoto Station to Chushojima
Station via Kintetsu-Tambabashi Station andKeihan Tambabashi Station (train change)•From Kyoto Station on the JR Nara Line to
Fushimi-momoyama Station via JR Tofukuji
Station and Keihan Tofukuji Station (trainchange)Rokujizo

KeihChushojima

Fushimi Sake Map

Getting to Fushimi from Kyoto Station

Daigo-ji Temple

Nara

Getting to Fushimi from Kyoto (Shijo)Train (Keihan): About 11 min.
From Keihan Gion-shijo Station to
Chushojima Station

Daigo

Fushimi-momoyama

TennojiKansai International Airport

Fushimi Inari Taisha
ShrineKintetsu-Tambabashi

Fushimi Momoyamaryo
Kintetsu-Nara

Yodoyabashi

From Keihan Kyobashi Station to
Chushojima Station

TokaidoShinkansen
SubwayTozai Line

Tofuku-ji Temple

FushimiSake Map Tambabashi

Osaka

Kobe Airport

TofukujiTo-ji
TempleTrain (Keihan): About 30 min.

Kiyomizu-dera Yamashina
TempleKeihanKeishin Line

Kyoto

Momoyamagoryomae
Osaka International
AirportFushimi-momoyama

Getting to Fushimi from Osaka

Gion-shijo

Keihan Main Line

Shinkansen Line
JR LineKeihan Rail Way
Kintetsu Rail Way
Hankyu Rail Way
Nankai Rail Way
Osaka Metro
Midosuji Line
Osaka Metro
Sakaisuji Line
Others•Restaurant •Shop •Famous site or shopping arcade
Hospital

ShrineTempleSchool3

Park

4
To Kyoto

Shoutoku Shuzo

A

To
Demachiyanagi

Kinshi Masamune

Nishitanba Bridge

Masuda Tokubee Shoten

Tanbabashi-dori St.

24

Line

JR N a r a L i nn Maine

Shin’ote Bridge 35

KintetsuTambabashi

Keiha

Otenishi

Kizakura Kappa Country
Fushimi Ward Office
Kizakura Sakaba
Fushimi Central Library
Daishinji Bridge
Fushimi Sake Shop
Kyo no Shiki
Heiwa Fujioka Shuzo
AMAZAKE HOUSE
Shuzo En Sake Bar
Fushimi Sake Village
Matsumoto Shuzo
Fushimi Otesuji
Okinaya
Shopping Arcade
Nayamachi

Gokonomiyajinja Shrine

Fushimi Furoyamachi
Shopping Arcade

1

MIYAKOTSURU SHUZO

Takeda-kaido St.

Aburanokoji-dori St

B

Tambabashi

Hori River

Toyosawa Honten

Mikumo Bridge

Higashi-takase River

Dainikeihan Road

TAKARA SHUZOTAMANOHIKARI
Sake Brewing Matsuyama Sake

Momoyamagoryomae

Shopping
ArcadeFushimiGinjo Shubo Aburacho momoyama
Yamamoto Honke
Fushimi Kagura Main Store
Saito Shuzo
Torisei Honten
Shinsei Brewery Shop
Nawate Bridge
Ryoma-dori
ToyodaVesselsfor
Sake
Aburakake
Shopping Arcade
Shopping
Kyoto Kitchen: Tsuki no Kurabito
Teradaya
Arcade Fushimi Yume Hyakushu
24
Kyohime Shuzo
Mizu no Miyabi
Gekkeikan
Higashiyama Sake Brewery
Gekkeikan Okura Sake Museum
Chushojima Yanagimachi Prosperity Association
Choken-ji Temple
Jukkokubune boat boarding area
Kitagawahonke

13

Kizakura
Fushimigura

C

Chushojima Prosperity Association

Okobu Kitase

Misu Bridge

Kyoto Outer Loop Routersi onKeih a n

Chushojima

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Fushimi Momoyama

han

Kei

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M

JR

Uji RiverraNa

Misu Lock Gate Museum
To Yodoyabashi
and Nakanoshima

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Joyo Shuzo

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Misu Lock Gate

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24
200m

0

200m
To Kintetsu-Nara

Unmarked breweries may not be open to the public. Please check in advance.
*Prices in this pamphlet include tax. *This pamphlet was published using subsidies from a program that helps companies export Japanese sake overseas. *The information in this pamphlet is current as of August 2023.

Publish by Fushimi Sake Brewers Association with the cooperation of Keihan Holdings Co., Ltd.

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River diveHigo Bridge