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SAKE DAY 2022

Learn about our attendance at Sake Day 2022 in San Francisco and discover some great sake!

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International Sake Day

"International Sake Day" is held every year in Japan and around the world on October 1st to celebrate and enjoy Japanese sake, which is at the heart and soul of Japanese culture and cuisine. If you love sake, or even if you've never had it before, come join the fun.

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Opening Message

International Sake Day is celebrated on October 1st.

In Japan, rice is harvested in the fall around October. Breweries across every region of Japan begin their sake production as soon as they acquire the new rice. In 1978, the Japan Sake and Shochu Makers Association designated October 1st as Sake Day, being the day that the new season of sake production begins. Now, it is a day in which many Japanese sake lovers around the world yell "kanpai", making it "International Sake Day".

 

Normally we would want to celebrate the new season of sake production by actually having a kanpai with everyone in Seattle in person. However, this year we will be sending everyone International Sake Day messages online. 

 

We will show you a video connecting several video messages from people both in the US and Japan involved in sake. Each of them will convey their great love of Japanese sake in their respective messages. So pour yourself a glass of the Japanese sake you've chosen, and while enjoying each of the messages in this video, please join us in saying "International Sake Day, Cheers! Kanpai!"

 

-Hyogo Business & Cultural Center

Special Thanks to

Marcus V. Pakiser, Sake Samurai, Republic National Distributing


Saké One

Forest Grove, Oregon

Hakutsuru Sake Brewing Co., Ltd.

Kobe, Hyogo

Ozeki Corporation

Nishinomiya, Hyogo

Kiku-Masamune Sake Brewing Co., Ltd.

Kobe, Hyogo

Kobe Shushinkan Breweries, Ltd.

Kobe, Hyogo

Nishiyama Shuzojo Co., Ltd.

Tamba, Hyogo

King Brewing Co., Ltd., Hinode Holdings Co., Ltd.

Kako, Hyogo

Yaegaki Corporation of USA

Vernon, California

Tatsuuma-Honke Brewing Co., Ltd.

Nishinomiya, Hyogo

Consulate-General of Japan in Seattle

Seattle, Washington

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