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The locally beloved sake "Daisekkei" from Azumino
is characterized by its rich flavor and crisp dryness, made using the snowmelt from the Northern Alps
From everyday drinking favorites to high-class varieties that receive high praise at competitions, there is a wide selection available
At the directly managed store "Kamon Daisekkei," which has been renovated from an old house from the late Edo period, you can enjoy tastings and shopping in a relaxed atmosphere.
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