Thuha Ng
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🎼🎹 SONG OF THE SWEETNESS OF RICE AND SMOOTH FLAVOR
🥂Located on a street in Kobe, a region famous for its expensive Kobe beef, the Hakutsuru Sake Museum is known for its cultural value as well as the origin of this unique museum.
🥂Originally, Hakutsuru was the leading Sake production brand in Nada (Kobe) founded in the 18th century. With nearly 300 years of creating and distributing Sake products throughout Japan, Hakutsuru wants to make a difference, leaving its mark in the traditional Sake production industry.
🍹And they decided to establish a separate museum that only exhibits Japanese sake right on the factory that used to operate. So when you visit the Hakutsuru Sake Brewery Museum, you will see it located next to a brewery of the same name that is still operating day and night without stopping. This does not bother any visitors, but also brings a nostalgic feeling as well as the most authentic feeling of a museum introducing the "national wine" of Japan.
🎧Entering the museum, you will hear traditional "folk" songs of the Sake brewers from ancient times playing in the exhibition room. Brewers often sing these songs to encourage their spirit while working.
🎸Not only that, all the traditional Japanese wine production processes will appear right before your eyes. No different from a real wine factory of the 18th-19th century. The mannequins are arranged no different from real workers. From clothes, shoes to typical wine making movements, all are simulated extremely delicately.
🎬To create a wine with a smooth flavor, full of the sweetness of rice, but hidden deep inside is the characteristic strength of the Japanese people, the craftsmen spent countless hours at the factory.
