Arrange your visit to Harushika — stay nearby, get there, taste with a guide, or take a bottle home.
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le-name">Harushika Chokarakuchi 超辛口
The first-rank shrine of ancient Yamato — and the home of Ōmononushi-no-Kami,
worshipped throughout Japan as the deity of sake itself.
Every November, brewers from across the nation gather here
to receive the year's sacred sugidama (cedar ball) — the very symbol that hangs above every kura.
Of all sake-shrine pairings, this is the one.