HIDORI Junmai Daiginjo — the first sip of something finer.

HIDORI Junmai Daiginjo — key visual
Now Accepting Reservations

Floral on the nose. Soft on the palate. A clean, lingering finish.
A Junmai Daiginjo, raised by the land of Hagi.

Reserve HIDORI

¥9,800 (tax incl.) / 720ml

1887Established
GIHagiCertified Origin
100%Yamada Nishiki
40%Polishing Ratio
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A Sip to Begin

Sake asks nothing of you.
That it tastes good is enough.

No need for words. Just one quiet sip.
HIDORI is meant to be your way in.

Why HIDORI

Four reasons to choose it.

No. 01

130+years

A brewery since 1887

Five generations of brewing, kept alive in Hagi, Yamaguchi.

No. 02

GIHagi

A certified origin

Quality drawn from a land the nation itself has recognized.

No. 03

100%

Hagi Yamada Nishiki

A Junmai Daiginjo of Hagi-grown Yamada Nishiki, and nothing else.

No. 04

40%

Polished to 40%

The rice polished clean, for a taste that is clear and unclouded.

Three Scenes

Made for three kinds of evening.

From the everyday table to the evening that matters.
HIDORI quietly belongs to them all.

A toast for the occasion

Scene 01

For the occasion.

The moment the glasses meet, the evening turns a little finer.

A gift, brought by hand

Scene 02

As a gift.

When words fall short, the first rise of aroma says thank you.

A quiet weekend moment

Scene 03

A weekend pause.

One glass, and the shoulders ease. A quiet hour, kept for yourself.

The Name

Two characters: Hi, and Tori.

Two characters, each carrying the story of a place called Hagi.

A close study of the HIDORI label

A Story from Hagi

Hagi, in Yamaguchi — white-walled streets and a stillness that lingers.
Its rice, its water, and the hands that brought them together: from these, HIDORI was born.

Pour a glass, and the aroma unfolds; one sip, and a landscape lights up within.
A moment of Hagi, carried into your evening.

HI / Crimson

The deep red once reserved for the highest rank — the color of flame that lives in the seven transformations of Hagi ware.

TORI / Vessel

An ancient character shaped like a sake jar — a mark of good fortune, of harvest and celebration.

Tasting Note

A floral nose, a clean finish.

No expertise required — one sip says everything.

The HIDORI bottle, head-on

An aroma that unfolds.
A gentle sweetness.
A finish that clears.

Lovely chilled, lovely at room temperature.
At the table or on its own, it settles in with ease.

01

Aroma

Floral

02

Sweetness

Gentle

03

Finish

Clean

The Brewery

From rice to sake.

From the growing of the rice to the brewing of the sake — one unbroken craft stands behind HIDORI.

The streets of Hagi, Yamaguchi The streets of Hagi
Inside the brewery during brewing Kumiko Kaba, brewery owner
A detail of the brewing Brewing in progress
The finished pour The finished pour

No. 01

Founded 1887

A brewery that has been making sake in Hagi, Yamaguchi, since 1887.

No. 02

GI Hagi Certified

Brewed with the rice and water of GI Hagi, a certified geographical origin.

No. 03

Farm and Flask as One

From raising the rice to brewing the sake — held as a single craft.

Rice koji, up close

Let the explanations wait.
First, a glass.
And from there, perhaps, a way into the land of Hagi.

— Yachiyo Sake Brewery

Product

About HIDORI.

HIDORI — product image

HIDORI

緋酉

Junmai Daiginjo

¥9,800 (tax incl.)
100% Yamada Nishiki Polished to 40% GI Hagi Certified Junmai Daiginjo
Product
HIDORI Junmai Daiginjo
Type
Japanese Sake
Ingredients
Rice (domestic), rice koji (domestic rice)
Rice
100% Yamada Nishiki (Hagi region, Yamaguchi)
Polishing ratio
40%
Alcohol
15%
Volume
720ml
Reserve online

On sale May 10, 2026 (shipping from early June)
Shipping & returns → Commercial Transactions Act disclosure
Drinking under the age of 20 is prohibited by law.

FAQ

Questions, Answered

Online sales open May 10, 2026, with shipping from early June. Event releases will be announced on our official social channels and online store.

With a gentle sweetness and a clean finish, HIDORI is easy to love, even on a first encounter with sake. Lovely chilled or at room temperature.

It does — for milestones, or to bring to someone's table. Gift wrapping and noshi can be requested at checkout.

Shipping, delivery, and return terms are set out in the Commercial Transactions Act disclosure on our online store.
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HIDORI is the way in — an easy pleasure at ¥9,800. TOUSUI is the rare one: estate-grown Yamada Nishiki polished to 27%, limited to 1,000 bottles, by referral only (¥29,800).

Please reach the TOUSUI office at info@puresake-tousui.com — we'd be glad to hear from you.

TOUSUI — the bottle and its paulownia box

The Next Chapter

Beyond HIDORI lies
TOUSUI.

From the same brewery, the same Hagi earth —
a Junmai Daiginjo of Yamada Nishiki polished to 27%. One thousand bottles, by referral only.

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For Tonight

Make tonight a little finer.

One sip, and a landscape lights up.
A glass like that, waiting for you.

HIDORI Junmai Daiginjo — ¥9,800 (tax incl.)

Reserve HIDORI