Moritake Shuzo

Ancient brewery of Sake

It is a historical monument near Shimabara station. It used to be a brewery, but now they don’t make Sake anymore. As I visited, the shop was closed.

Full Suzo!

Original Text

Very interesting place. Here we with my son on - real managed eee ... what is called to pull and enough to shoot from the real onion. Enjoy, I will tell you - unforgettable! Wonderful osh ...

i'm not brewing any sake.

Original Text

3 minutes walk from Shimabara Station. The store with a taste of wooden tile roof was built in 1906. It is designated as a national registered tangible cultural property, but its display board is "Miyazaki Shoten Store". Sake brewing was not already done, and the store was closed on a regular holiday.

Building of national registered tangible cultural property in moritake shopping street

Original Text

A sake brewery in the Moritake shopping street in Shimabara. It is a large black-painted building and is a historic building designated as a national registered tangible cultural property. This place used to be one of the gates of Shimabara Castle, so you can see Shimabara Castle beautifully in front of you from the side road.

a heavy black painted building.

Original Text

Located between Shimabara Station and Shimabara Castle, the castle turret seen from here is quite tasteful. It is a heavy black painted building and has a taste.