Kinzan-gura shochu brewery

Kanayamazo was surprisingly fun

Original Text

Use the site of Kanayama as a museum where you can learn about the history of potato shochu and the brewery of shochu. First of all, I was surprised at the magnificent wooden building. Although it is a countryside in the Kitasatsuma area of Kagoshima, it is worth a visit as it is near the wintering area of cranes in the river. The highlight is a tour of the brewery on a trolley inside the San Francisco premises. When you enter the inside, you will smell shochu.

I can get in the truck.

Original Text

It seems that Hamada Sake Brewery bought the place where it was a former gold mine and made it a shochu brewery. You can ride the trolley for 720 yen, which takes about an hour. There seems to be a service where you can buy and store shochu.

The arrival of the truck is messy.

Original Text

The trolley was tense. The destination is dark and slippery. I wonder if I'll go anymore.

I'm making shochu after the gold mine.

Original Text

After the gold mine, take a trolley to the mine. Shochu is manufactured and stored at the end point. In addition, since the temperature is constant, it is suitable for storage and there is a service that stores the purchased shochu. I think it's cold in winter. It takes about an hour, so I recommend it to those who have time.

Last day of current Trotco

Original Text

１ I was able to take a bus from Kawauchi on the 28th of March. When I thought that a lot of people were coming, there was no one and the door opened at the opening time. The operation time of the trolley is 10:30,11:30,13:30,14:30 and the boarding time is about ８ minutes. It takes about 50 minutes to include a tour in the tunnel per ride. The boarding fee is 650 yen. There are photos and dioramas about the mine in the warehouse. There is also a newspaper article that gives a notice of the final operation of the trolley. At the time of operation, the driver opens the door and the ticket gate. ... from the tunnel side