Sake brewer Nihonsakari opens shop at station in Osaka

Sake brewer Nihonsakari opens shop at station in Osaka

OSAKA, Japan - "Namazake," or unpasteurized Japanese sake, is bottled on the spot at a Nihonsakari Co. shop at the Hankyu Railway's Juso Station in Osaka, western Japan, on March 4, 2014. The shop is open for a limited period through April 3.

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