Komatsu Brewery is a small brewery located in the mountains of northern Saga Prefecture. Founded around 1850, it has 5 members, including the current director Daisuke Komatsu, 7th in line, who also serves as Toji (master brewer).

The small Koimari sake brewery was founded in 1909 by the Maeda family, who have been running the business for 11 generations now. As its name suggests, the brewery is located in the city of Imari, a port city in Western Japan famous for its colorful porcelains, highly prized in Europe since the 18th century.

Sachihime Brewery was founded in 1934 in Kashima City, Saga. The name Sachihime, 'princess of happiness,' was chosen by the master brewer in honor of his daughter.

Founded in 1688, The Mitsutake Brewery have a long history, and its influence in the region's sake production is undeniable. "Innovation in Tradition".

Founded in 1716, Matsuuraichi Brewery has been producing sake for over 300 years in Imari, a small town famous for its ceramics, which have been highly valued in the West for centuries.

Located at the eastern end of Saga Prefecture, on Kyushu Island, Kiyama Brewery was founded at the beginning of the Meiji era by an association of landowners who decided to try brewing sake.

Munemasa Brewery was founded in Imari, a city in Saga renowned for its porcelain for centuries. In March 2002, the main premises were relocated to Arita Porcelain Park.