Nihonshu Mizutori

Mizutori (日本酒 みずとり) offers an exceptional introduction to the world of Japanese sake, welcoming both beginners and seasoned enthusiasts. The bar features around 100 regional sake labels from across Japan, while its cellar holds over 800 rare bottles rotated weekly based on peak drinking condition. Every detail, from glassware selection to precise temperature control, is calibrated to bring out each sake’s fullest expression. Seasonal dishes crafted with fresh Hokkaido produce and premium seafood are designed to pair harmoniously with the sake, creating a dining experience where food and drink elevate one another.

【Signature Dishes】

Regional Sake Selection: With recommendations tailored to your preferences, you can explore everything from classic breweries to rare limited-edition bottles, discovering new favorites each visit.

Seasonal Pairing Dishes: Crafted with Hokkaido’s best seasonal ingredients and fresh seafood sourced nationwide, each dish is designed to complement the nuances of Japanese sake.

Warm Sake Specialties: Sake gently warmed using a custom copper warmer enhances aroma and depth, perfect for enjoying during Sapporo’s colder nights.

House Oden: A comforting surprise at a premium sake bar, offering delicate flavors that pair beautifully with a wide range of sake styles.

【Customer Reviews】

Boasting a 4.2 rating on Google, Mizutori is widely praised for both its sake selection and food quality. Guests often highlight memorable experiences such as tasting rare bottles like Ryusen and discovering unexpectedly delicious oden. The attentive service and carefully crafted pairings leave visitors feeling truly welcomed.

【More to Recommend】

Located just two minutes from Susukino Station and five minutes from Odori Station, Mizutori is easily accessible. The interior features a refined, intimate atmosphere with counter seating and private spaces, and décor inspired by traditional “sugidama” motifs. Whether for solo tastings, date nights, business gatherings, or celebrations, this is one of Sapporo’s must-visit destinations for sake lovers.