[G7 Hiroshima Summit] Special feature on local sake treated by prime ministers

Offered Japanese sake [Ryusei Kankokujoshu]
It is Japanese sake made in Takehara, which is blessed with good quality water. The brewery located in the “Takehara Townscape Preservation District,” also known as the Little Kyoto of Aki, has opened up that corner as a communication space full of emotion, and there are not only free tasting corners and alcoholic beverages unique to the brewery, but also souvenirs such as carefully handmade miscellaneous goods.

Offered Japanese sake [Junmai Daiginjo Hiroshima Nishiki/Daiginjo Gold Kamo Tsurukaku bottle]
It is Japanese sake made by the brewery “Kamotsuru Brewery,” which pioneered daiginjo brewing. They continue to create traditional flavors that are particular about quality, such as receiving numerous awards at the National Shinshu Kanpyokai. The traditional white-walled brewery still manufactures high-class sake such as daiginjo, etc., and there are also tour room direct sales offices that have been renovated from some breweries.

Whiskey provided [SINGLE MALT JAPANESE WHISKY SAKURAO/SINGLE MALT JAPANESE WHISKY TOGAUCHI]
At the summit, in addition to the two types of whiskey, the gin “SAKURAO GIN LIMITED” and the plum wine “SAKURAO whiskey barrel-aged plum wine” were offered. At the distillery “SAKURAO DISTILLERY” located at the factory in Hatsukaichi City, you can see pure domestic craft gin using carefully selected raw materials from Hiroshima prefecture, the distiller that makes single malt whiskey, etc., and there is also a tasting at the end. You can also buy exclusive products and original goods at the Visitor Center.