Why You'll Love It
- Inspired by the clear spring skies of Kujukuri
- Smooth and refreshing with a crisp finish
- Light, uplifting, and easy to enjoy
- Perfect for spring and summer drinking
- Pairs effortlessly with a variety of dishes
- Limited seasonal release from Kido Izumi's Flight Trilogy
Tasting Notes
Aroma
- Fresh and clean
- Light floral nuances
- Refreshing fruity notes
Palate
- Smooth and easy-drinking
- Crisp acidity
- Refreshing and well-balanced
Finish
- Clean and sharp
- Pleasantly dry
- Lingering freshness
Product Description
Kido Izumi Flight Series Part II "Arrival"
The second release in Kido Izumi's limited "Flight Trilogy," inspired by the airplanes soaring across the skies above Kujukuri. Following the winter-pressed "Departure," this seasonal sake captures the refreshing feeling of late spring transitioning into summer.
The vast blue skies of Kujukuri in late spring are endlessly clear and uplifting. This sake was crafted to evoke that same sensation, offering a bright, refreshing character that instantly lightens the mood with every sip.
Smooth and elegant on the palate, it delivers a crisp, clean finish while maintaining depth and structure. Its refreshing profile perfectly matches the concept and artwork of the label, making it an ideal sake for warmer seasons.
Whether enjoyed casually with friends, paired with a meal, or savored while admiring the open sky, this limited-edition release offers a taste of spring's refreshing breeze and the anticipation of summer ahead.
This year's expression presents a slightly sharper attack and an exceptionally clean finish, creating an even more vivid representation of the Flight Series concept. For the best experience, serve in a wine glass to highlight its delicate aromas, or enjoy in a colorful ceramic sake cup for a traditional touch.
About the product
| Product Name |
Kankiku OCEAN99 Soraumi -Inflight- 720/1800ml |
| Type |
Junmai Ginjo |
| Volume |
720ml/ 1800ml |
| Alcohol Content |
15%ABV |
| Ingredients |
Rice, rice mold |
| Rice Used |
Premium Sake Rice
|
| Rice Polishing Ratio |
55% |
| Sake Meter |
-5 |
| Others |
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| Brewery |
Kankiku-Meijo Co., Ltd. |
| Region |
Chiba |
Brewery introduction
Kankiku-Meijo Co., Ltd.
Our company is located in a mild, green-rich area on the outskirts of Tokyo, close to Kujukuri Beach overlooking the Pacific Ocean. In 1883, our founder, Gensaku Sase, began brewing clean, dry sake using the region's underground spring water and abundant rice. For over 130 years, supported by many people, we have upheld our philosophy of crafting sake that "fills the hearts of those who drink it." To date, we have continued to improve quality by connecting traditional techniques with the needs of modern customers, producing and selling 21 varieties across 5 main sake brands, as well as shochu. Moving forward, while remaining committed to the food culture of Kujukuri, the techniques we have inherited, and the flavors that have long been loved, we will continue striving to become a brand cherished not only throughout Japan but around the world. With gratitude, we will keep listening to the voices of our customers and business partners, and take on new challenges so that people can discover new ways to appreciate the appeal of our sake.
Tourist Attractions Near
①Kasamori Kannon Temple（Kasamori-ji Temple）/
笠森観音（笠森寺観音堂）
Kasamori Kannon Temple is a breathtaking spiritual landmark built atop a massive rock surrounded by lush forest. Its Kannon Hall, designated as a National Important Cultural Property, is the only surviving example of Japan's unique Shiho-Kakezukuri architectural style. From the elevated wooden walkway, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the Boso countryside and the protected natural forest below. The temple is especially beautiful from late March to early April, when peach blossoms add vibrant color to the landscape.
②Tsurigasaki Beach/釣ヶ崎海岸
Tsurigasaki Beach is one of Japan's premier surfing destinations, known for its consistent, high-quality waves that attract surfers from around the world. As the official surfing venue for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, it has gained international recognition while continuing to host top-level competitions. The iconic seaside torii gate and stunning Pacific Ocean views make it a popular photo spot, while the beach also serves as the ceremonial site for the historic Kazusa Junisha Festival, a tradition with over 1,200 years of history.
How to Get to Kasamori Kannon Temple from Tokyo Station
Tokyo Station → Kasamori Kannon Temple
🚆 Tokyo Station
↓ JR Lines to Mobara Station (Approx. 1 hr 15 mins)
🚉 Mobara Station
↓ Kominato Bus to "Kasamori" (Approx. 35 mins)
🚌 Kasamori Bus Stop
↓ 5-minute walk
⛩️ Kasamori Kannon Temple
Just about 2 hours from Tokyo Station, Kasamori Kannon Temple is a remarkable spiritual landmark nestled in the forests of Chiba. Famous for its unique cliff-top Kannon Hall, the temple offers breathtaking panoramic views and a glimpse into Japan's rich cultural heritage.Approximately 1 hour 15 minutes from Tokyo Station to Mobara Station, followed by a 20-minute taxi ride to Kasamori Kannon Temple.
