By JUNKO MIYASAKO/ Staff Writer
July 4, 2024 at 07:00 JST
The 12th-generation brewery owner, Hiroyuki Yoshikubo, left, tells Ibaraki Prefecture Governor Kazuhiko Oigawa of Ippin Junmai Ginjo’s addition to the Dodger Stadium VIP seat menu on May 30. (Junko Miyasako)
MITO--“Cracking open a cold one” is a tradition among baseball fans in the stands, but a 234-year-old sake brewery here in Ibaraki Prefecture is gunning to serve the next drinks at Dodger Stadium. [Read More]
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