Daiginjo Junmai Sake Kohzan Named for Takai Kohzan, the man who invited the painter Katsushika Hokusai to Obuse at the end of the Edo period. A dry and mellow sake with a +8 density. 500ml: 2,625 Yen 1800ml: 9,450 Yen	Daiginjo Junmai Sake Hekiiken Hekiiken, named for Hokusai's atelier, is an easy to drink Junmai Daiginjo sake with a lively and fruity Ginjo fragrance. 500ml: 3,150 Yen 1800ml: 10,500 Yen	Junmai Sake Square One Square One has the meaning of going back to the beginning, the fundamentals. A dry Junmai sake made adhering to traditional methods. 375ml: 1,260 Yen 750ml: 2,100 Yen 1800ml: 5,250 Yen
	Junmai Oke-Brewed Sake Shu The sweet sake called Sakuragawa which was loved by the people has been revived after 60 years. 500ml: 1,365 Yen 1,800ml: 4,725 Yen	Junmai Yamahai Sake Roku This sake made with moromi scooped up in a rough bag has been revived at this brewery after 100 years. 1,800ml: 4,725 Yen	Junmai Yamahai Oke-Brewed Sake Hakkin The original method of sake brewing, using wooden Oke barrels has been restored at this brewery after a 50 year absence. This sake masterpiece is now revived in the present time. 500ml (Aged): 3,150 Yen 750ml: 10,500 Yen 1800ml: 10,500Yen