Wakatake - Onikoroshi - Tenugui Akagisan and taking their local region

and taking their local region by storm

or even have a tasting party to share the sake experience

Brewed using methods passed down within the brewery since ancient times

It is a very dry sake

The dark polished look and soft edges bring an air of calm that settles your soul with every pour

Wakatake - Onikoroshi - Tenugui Akagisan and taking their local regionTenugui, made of cotton kimono scraps, were commonly used during the Edo period (1603 1868). Coming from the words te (hand) and nuguu (to wipe), the tenugui was originally worn as an accessory during Shinto rituals for centuries. These Wakatake Onikoroshi (demon slayer) tenugui are imprinted with a phrase about the founder, Jubee, making sake that could slay a demon, make a woman cry (in a good way) and allow the Wakatake brand to flourish. Tenugui