Exterior view/ photo by ©FASHION HEADLINE

Exterior view/ photo by ©FASHION HEADLINE

Exterior view/ photo by ©FASHION HEADLINE

Decorative sake barrels/ photo by ©FASHION HEADLINE

Meiji Brewery Building/ photo by ©FASHION HEADLINE

Brewing tanks lined up (upper numbers indicate tank serial numbers; lower numbers show tank capacity)/ photo by ©FASHION HEADLINE

Wooden cask/ photo by ©FASHION HEADLINE

Aged sake matured in tanks, then bottled and stored within the brewery/ photo by ©FASHION HEADLINE

The Iwashimizu cave, visible during Ozawa Shuzo’s brewery tour/ photo by ©FASHION HEADLINE

A large sugidama — a traditional cedar ball hung at sake breweries to signify freshly brewed sake — suspended under the eaves/ photo by ©FASHION HEADLINE

Across from the brewery, an area featuring dining spaces, a shop, and a sake tasting corner/ photo by ©FASHION HEADLINE

The Tama River flowing just beside Ozawa Shuzo/ photo by ©FASHION HEADLINE

Morning brewers (photographed in 1956)/ Courtesy of Ozawa Sake Brewery

Ozawa Sake Brewery in 1937/ Courtesy of Ozawa Sake Brewery