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Sharaku

[shah-rah-koo]

noun

  1. Tashusai flourished 18th century, Japanese printmaker.



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And Miyaizumi Meijo’s flagship brand Sharaku has become one of Japan’s most famous.

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Miyamori launched Sharaku, known for its crispness, well-balanced acidity and sweetness, in 2008.

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Now that his Sharaku has matched Hiroki in popularity, the two brewers drink together and tease each other about reviews of their alcohol.

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Kenji Hiroki says of Miyamori, “you can brew better sake if you have a rival you can respect. Without Sharaku, Hiroki would not be as good as it is.”

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Strolling courtesans, Mount Fuji and a popular actor crossing his eyes appear in woodblock prints by leading 18th- and 19th-century artists — Kitagawa Utamaro, Toshusai Sharaku and Katsushika Hokusai.

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