Nihonsakari of Nada, Hyogo, one of Japan's top sake regions, makes a canned ready-to-drink nama genshu line: unpasteurized, undiluted higher-strength sake using new enzyme-removal technology that makes the cans shelf-stable at room temperature. This innovation lets fresh nama genshu travel, ideal for export. It is distributed in the US by N.A. Sales Co. and carried by MTC Sake, Genji Sake and The Art of Sake. Honjozo and Junmai Daiginjo can formats target casual on-the-go premium sake occasions.
The supplierNihonsakari Co., Ltd., Nada, Hyogo; major Nada brewery; shelf-stable canned nama genshu RTD innovation (enzyme removal)
Why it sells abroadShelf-stable nama genshu in a can; fresh undiluted sake that travels; premium RTD format
Buyer's brief ✓ SOURCES VERIFIED
CertificationsHalal: not publicly verified. Organic-JAS: not publicly verified. Kosher: not publicly verified. HACCP/FSSC 22000: not publicly verified. (confirmed) Nihonsakari (Nada, Nishinomiya, Hyogo) uses an original non-heating/enzyme-removal process to make a SHELF-STABLE canned nama-genshu (storable at room temperature). Corporate QA assumed; specific cert filings not individually published.
Market demandGrowing; novel premium canned-sake format for US retail and casual occasions
How to source itNihonsakari -> US importers/retail (The Art of Sake, MTC Sake, Genji Sake) -> retail (confirmed presence; 'N.A. Sales' not verified as sole importer)
Available inUnited States, Singapore, United Kingdom
HandlingAlcohol
Price tierMid
ChannelMass
Export readinessGrowing export
HS code2206.00
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