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Akebono Shuzo Brewery Apron - “Tenmei” (White)

Akebono Shuzo Brewery Apron - “Tenmei” (White)

酒蔵前掛け「曙酒造株式会社 天明」白

Akebono Shuzo is a long-established brewery in Aizubangemachi, Fukushima, with a history of over 200 years. Brewery aprons like this were originally produced as promotional items for liquor shops and restaurants, so they were rarely available to the general public—making them quite hard to find even within Japan.

With the growing global popularity of Japanese sake, these traditional designs have become sought-after items overseas as well. Tenmei—meaning “daybreak” or “the moment the sky begins to lighten”—is the brewery’s flagship brand, now recognized nationwide.

※The white version is especially rare.※Limited quantities available.

Regular price ¥8,600 JPY
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Material Cotton 100%
Country of Origin MADE IN JAPAN
Length
70cm (27.6inch)
Width 45cm (17.7inch)
Weight 189g
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Umeemon Aizu

Umeemon Aizu

As a sake distribution services, we have built relationships with sake breweries across Japan.Among those connections, we encountered the "maekake". “Maekake” is an apron that symbolize sake brewing culture. Originally, it was intended to be work attire, worn by people working in sake breweries and sake shops. It was intended to serv as protective gear, shielding clothing and strengthening back support for heavy lifting. Its powerful logo and traditional design are filled with the history and charm of sake culture.