Distilling shochu spirit in Hawaii

Distilling shochu spirit in Hawaii

HAWAII, United States - In his North Shore facility in Hawaii, Ken Hirata makes his own koji rice using koji spores from Japan and premium California-grown short-grain rice from Koda Farms. Photo was taken Nov. 3, 2014. (Kyodo)

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