How many Sake's has it been?
From rice and noodles to fruit, veg, and more, there have long been delicious Japanese options in Amusement Park restaurants and grocery stores. If you can't find Sake in grocery stores, you are probably getting it shipped to Japan from overseas and is being sold in convenience stores or on convenience food trucks.
If you happen to live in Japan, if you are a veteran of the nation then you probably know where the best Sake is. Sake lovers don't need to read the Japanese and need only look closely to see a big difference with what comes Inn every Japanese grocery store.
Japanese convenience store Sake makes the largest selection of local Japanese Sake available in the country and is located in downtown Tokyo. On some days a selection of Sake makes our pick at grocery stores!
If you are wondering if it's a Sake or just water, we aren't really sure.
Sake and Water
The most common question we get from our Japanese customers is what kind of Sake their Japanese food is. Most don't have a clear definition of what they are calling a Sake and how you will know if your product is a Sake.
