Himonoya Senkonari Honjōzō Genshu Kurozuka

Himonoya Senkonari Honjōzō Genshu Kurozuka (千功成 本醸造原酒黒塚) is named after the legend of Ōshū Adachigahara Oniba (奥州 安達ケ原), a local demon that also appears in a famous Noh play. It is made of Gohyakumangoku rice milled to 50% and has a strong ginjō aroma. It can be consumed chilled or on the rocks with ice for a milder taste.

Himonoya Brewery is the smallest of the four sake breweries in Nihonmatsu, Fukushima Prefecture. Founded in 1897, the Senkounari brand was named after the Sennari gourd of Toyotomi Hideyoshi , the predecessor of the Niwa clan that ruled the Nihonmatsu Domain subsequently. Senkounari (千功成) means "Thousand Merits".

The brewery offers tours to groups of up to ten people that must be reserved at least one day in advance, Sundays and holidays only by appointment. The tour takes about 30 minutes and includes a sake-tasting (500 JPY).