KURA ONE® PAC-MAN Collaboration Sake Genovese Can

コラボレーションデザイン

KURA ONE® PAC-MAN Collaboration Sake Genovese Can

Dry・Rich

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Alcohol: 15%
Rice polishing ratio: 65%
Brewery: Yonetsuru Sake Brewery
Area: Takahata, Yamagata

Title

Volume: 180mL
Size: 5.8 × 5.8 × 9.9 cm

Why should you take it?

The sake gently wraps around the juiciness of grilled meat.

 

パックマンとともに「世の中の常識を食べ尽くせ、新市場を開拓だ！」のビジョンを目指しコラボレーションが実現。「パックマン」のクリエイティブの原点の1つ「ピザ」をモチーフの基点に「女性やカップルにも楽しんでもらえる」デザインを考案しました。

 

ピザの代表的なメニューである「マルゲリータ」「ジェノベーゼ」「クワトロフォルマッジ」、そして個性的なメニューの「エビグラタン」の計4種類をモチーフに限定パックマン＆ゴーストの特別デザインが誕生！

 

ジューシーで濃厚なお肉とその味わいを引き立てるバジルの葉を使ったソースの「ジェノベーゼ」。この絶妙なバランスを損なわない日本酒を選びました。「ジェノベーゼソース」と「肉」のカラーから個性的なゴーストの登場です。

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Brewery

Yonetsuru Sake Brewery

Founded in 1697 during the Genroku era, Yonetsuru Sake Brewery has more than 300 years of brewing history. The brewery once served as an official sake supplier to the Yonezawa Uesugi domain, whose lineage traces back to the renowned warlord Uesugi Kenshin.

 

Yonetsuru practices sake brewing from the rice field onward. It cultivates sake rice on around 20 hectares of its own fields and brews with locally grown rice. The resulting sake is known for its balance of aroma, flavor, and clean finish, with a direct and refreshing character.

 

The brewery has received more than 30 gold awards at the Annual Japan Sake Awards and more than 35 top honors at the Tohoku Sake Awards, with over 150 awards across sake competitions. Its sake has also been served on international flights by JAL and ANA.

Area

Takahata | Yamagata

Takahata lies in southeastern Yamagata Prefecture, spreading across an alluvial fan at the foot of the Ou Mountains. Its mineral-rich soils support thriving fruit production.

 

This natural environment has also made Takahata known for high-quality fruit and wine; local wines have earned Gold at the International Wine Challenge in the UK. Takahata is also regarded as one of the birthplaces of organic farming in Japan, with producers committed to exceptional rice.

 

From the stately former Takahata Station built with local Takahata stone to the current station inspired by a storybook world, the town has a way of making an everyday walk feel quietly extraordinary.