Japanese
Kyoto Fushimi
Gekkeikan
Objects and Photographs
The History of Gekkeikan in Objects and Photographs
The Early Years (1637~)
Kasagiya, Born in Fushimi, Kyoto
Kasagiya Tokkuri (Flask)
Bold Designs Decorating Sake Barrels
The Original Design for the Tama no Izumi Sake Barrel Cover
Oldest Daifukucho Type of Sake Brewer Ledger in Japan
Kanjocho (Japanese-style Ledger)
Oryu-sui
Ever Vigilant Against Fire
An Edo Period Brewery Existing Today
Ridge-end Tiles from Kasagiya and Okura Residence
It's Gekkeikan! Here Making a Delivery!
Workman's Livery Coat
Uchigura Sake Brewery
A Waterside Brewery Beloved as a Fushimi Landmark
Sugidama (Cider Ball)
The Shop Sign that Announces New Sake
Rapid Expansion (1900~)
Becoming the King of Sake:
The Gekkeikan Trademark , Symbolizing Victory and Glory
Western-style Bookkeeping:
Changing from Daifukucho to Modern Accounting
Introducing Science and Technology to Sake Brewing
Okura Sake Brewing Research Institute (Original Site)
Portrait of Tsunekichi Okura as a Young Entrepreneur
Decorative Shelving in the Sake Brewing Research Institute
Popular with Urban Salaried Workers:
Taisho Period Train Ads for Preservative- Free Sake, Gekkeikan
How about a drink with your Bento box ?
Small Sake Bottles with Cups that Pioneered Station Sake Sales
Using Brown Colored Bottles to Ensure Sake Quality
Western-style Bottled Sake
Innovative Sake Product by an Eminent Designer
Demonstrating our High Quality:
Awards and Medals Won at Contests
By Appointment to the Imperial Court:
Old Photos of the Enthronement Ceremonies for the Emperors Taisho and Showa
Become a Bird to See Over the Breweries
Bird's-Eye-View Screen Paintings of Sake Breweries
Western-style Reinforced-Concrete Air-Conditioned Sake Brewery Completed
Old Photos of Showagura Brewery
Changes to the Bottling Factory:
From Hand-Bottling to Automation
Bottled Sake, Now for Sale
Shop Sign
I wanna be the Home-Run King!
Yakyu Kozo (Baseball Kid)
Bottles Behind a Kimono-clad Lady
Original Painting for an Advertising Poster
Sake and Dolls Collection
Flask with Doll Design and Music Box
Stable Production of Quality Sake Year-Round:
Japan's First All-Season Brewing System (Otegura Brewing Plant)
Sake Culture and Gekkeikan
Sake Servers (Tokkuri) Miniaturized for Pubs and Evening Drinks Sake Server with a Laurel Leaves Design
Stacked Red Lacquered Sake Cups for Elegant Ceremonies on Formal Occasions
Sharing a Cup Together Haisen (Sake Cup Basin)
Tools Actually Used by Brewers that Tell of Sake-Making Techniques
Sake-Making Work Songs
Sakauta, the Chant of the Sake-Makers