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~Unforgettable Sake~




From the blessings of nature and Earth,
With the passion for good Japanese sake
Unforgettable Sake
Takaisami

[Announcement] Shipping Schedule during Summer Holidays 2026

Thank you for always using our store.

We would like to inform you about deliveries during the summer holiday period in 2026.

 Summer holiday period
 Saturday, July 8, 2026 - Sunday, August 16, 2026

■ Order and shipping schedule
 Orders placed before the holiday closure will be shipped by 8:00 AM on Wednesday, August 5, 2026.
 Shipping after the holiday: Orders placed on or after 8:00 AM on Wednesday, August 5, 2026.
 *Orders will be shipped sequentially starting from Monday, August 17th, after our holiday closure.

■ ご注意点
 We are still accepting orders via our website even during our closure period.
 During the summer holiday period, you will not be able to specify a delivery date and time.
 During this period, delivery may be delayed due to an increase in the volume of packages handled by each delivery company.
 Please place your order with sufficient time in advance.

 We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, and we appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

[Apology and Gratitude] "Junmai Ginjo Ryo (Unfiltered Unpasteurized Sake)" is sold out, and we are pleased to announce our next limited edition sake (to be released in August).

Thank you for your continued patronage of our store.

Our limited-edition product, "Junmai Ginjo Ryo Unfiltered Unpasteurized Sake," which went on sale today, June 21st, was extremely well-received and sold out immediately.
We sincerely apologize to customers who were eagerly awaiting the release but were unable to purchase the product.
While "Ryo" has sold out this time, we plan to release two more limited-edition sakes simultaneously in August: "Hiyaoroshi Arabashiri" and "Hiyaoroshi Nagori".
This product allows you to enjoy two distinct types of hiyaoroshi (chilled sake) at the same time.
We will announce further details on our website once they are finalized.
We look forward to your continued patronage.
Our Thoughts
  
Established in Meiji 5 (1872). Otani Shuzo Co., Ltd. has been continuing tradition for over 150 years in Kotoura-cho, located in central Tottori.

The rich natural environment at the foot of Mt. Daisen, the cold winter winds, and the soil enriched with snowmelt water make it ideal for sake brewing. In addition, the raw materials are based on Yamadanishiki rice, along with Tamasakae, Gouriki (a sake rice variety unique to Tottori Prefecture), and other varieties. From in-house rice milling to sake brewing, the brewer's hand is evident, and they continue to produce dry sake with a focus on quality.

The name of the sake that represents Otani Shuzo, "Takaisami," comes from the original owner, a bird lover who was enchanted by the gallant figure of hawks soaring through the sky. This man, Shun Sakamoto, worked as the chief brewer until 2007, and was famous for being selected as a "modern craftsman" and receiving a yellow ribbon medal. His successor, Hiroshi Soda, also was selected as a "modern craftsman" and received a yellow ribbon medal.

Even now, the flavor of Takaisami continues to be handed down to the next chief brewer and the brewery staff. While upholding tradition, we also make use of our progressive spirit to actively pursue the development of new products.

Our sake, a hidden gem of the San'in Region, is very popular and often recieves high praise. We will continue in our efforts to stand with our customers and provide them with enjoyable sake, while remembering to have a heart full of gratitude and our moto of "quality first, from our heart and soul."
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Customer Reviews
  

Wataru Hase

"Takaisami" is an image of many tasty sake.Among them, I love unfiltered raw sake, and I like to drink it.
First of all, the rich taste and umami, and the fragrance that goes through the nose.You can feel a little sweetness in the loose mouth.
Take a sip and it's delicious!It is a delicious taste that comes out in the mouth.
Unfiltered raw liquor has a strong taste by itself, so you can enjoy it with just a light liquor, and even strong-tasting liquor such as Tottori beef, Daisen chicken, and fried food is GOOD.
When you want to combine sashimi, sushi, etc. with a little refreshing taste, combine "Nakadare" or "Strong".Whenever I stay at Misasa Onsen, I always choose "Takaisami".

Mr. Yasuhisa Matsumura

I had Takaisami's limited sake "Jungin Nakadare".
I love sake and order sake from sake breweries all over the country online.
This is the first sake I've ever had in Tottori prefecture, so I was looking forward to it.
I imagined Junmaishu coming intensely because it was unfiltered raw sake, but when I actually drank it, I did not feel any difficulty in drinking it, it was refreshing and the aroma was good and I could drink more and more. With a soft mouth, I quickly emptied about 2 go.
My wife also drank it because it was delicious, so I think it is recommended for women.

Hair Salon Naniwa

"Takaisami" is a local sake, so I felt that my father had been drinking it since I first remembered it, and that Takayu was always at home.
When I actually drank it, it tasted very good, and compared to other alcoholic beverages, it felt like it slipped into my body, which is indispensable for everyday evening drinks.
Especially, it goes well with the white squid sashimi from the local Sea of ​​Japan. Not to mention "Nakadare" and "Strong", my favorite Takayu sake is "Junmainigorizake" raw!I can't wait for December to be released every year.
Japanese narration
English narration
The Otani Shuzo edition of the "Tottori Sake Tour" is now open.
We discussed our thoughts on everything from rice preparation to sake brewing. Please feel free to take a look.
Otani Shuzo Co., Ltd.
President: Otani Shuko interviewed us about the reason for Takayu and his thoughts on sake brewing. Please take a look.
\Updates also posted on social media/
Contact Us
Please feel free to contact us by phone or email if you have any questions or consultations.
368 Urayasu, Kotoura-cho, Tohaku-gun, Tottori Prefecture 689-2352

 0858-53-0111 FAX: 0858-53-0112

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