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The Art of Japanese Sake: A Journey Through Tradition and Craftsmanship

Explore the intricate process of sake production, from polishing rice to fermentation, and the harmony of water and koji. This comprehensive overview highlights essential steps such as washing, steaming, and saccharification, culminating in the creation of crude sake. Discover the cultural significance of sake in Japanese life, including its role in celebrations like weddings and summer festivals. Gain insight into tasting techniques and storage practices that enhance the enjoyment of this traditional beverage.

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The Art of Japanese Sake: A Journey Through Tradition and Craftsmanship

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  1. J A P A N E S ES A K E - An Art of Harmony -

  2. 2,000

  3. Producing SAKE

  4. Overview of Sake-Making Polishing Fermentation Rice Water Washing, Steeping, Steaming Water Adjuncts (optional) Separation Steamed Rice Sake Cake Koji Making Koji Spores Crude Sake Filtration, Pasteurization, Storage Koji Starter Culture Prep. Bottling and Shipment Yeast Water

  5. Sake Steamed Rice Koji Water saccharification + fermentation Multiple Parallel Fermentation

  6. Rice Koji Polished Rice

  7. Cooling the Steamed Rice

  8. もろみ1 Adding KOJI andKOBO

  9. もろみ2 Diluting the air

  10. Tasting

  11. Wedding Ceremony

  12. Summer Festival / NATSU MATSURI

  13. Cherry Blossom Banquet / HANAMI

  14. SAKE and Japanese Life

  15. Enjoying SAKE

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