Mitsuo Yamakawa is an ambitious unit formed by four breweries in Yamagata Prefecture. Each letter of the brand was taken and named, and life was breathed into it.
(Masamune Yamagata, Tatenogawa, Toko, Otokoyama)

Mr. Mitsuo Yamakawa, who has become interested in haiku, will be traveling around the world reading famous haiku (mistaken haiku?) this year. The second homage to the poet Matsuo Basho, the author of "Oku no Hosomichi", seems to be a poem about rice planting.

“Maybe Mitsuo planted a rice field and left.”
Indeed, it was originally a homage to the phrase that the farmers finished planting rice and went home while they were lost in deep emotion under the willow trees.
Actually, Mr. Mitsuo, the other day, during the rice planting of sake rice, he disappeared after the first photo. Apparently, he misunderstood that the rice planting was finished with one sheet and went somewhere else.
It's a phrase that makes you feel like you can hear the voices of your friends begging you, "Please come back!"
Mitsuo-san, isn't it a little too muddy?

Capacity: 720ml/1800ml
manufacturer: Tatenokawa Sake Brewery
Alcohol: 15%