Japan's sake industry seeks to expand exports

Japan's sake industry seeks to expand exports

SAITAMA, Japan - Naotaka Miyasaka, president of Miyasaka Brewing Co. in Suwa, Nagano Prefecture, central Japan, speaks about his company's overseas business strategy at a symposium aimed at promoting exports of sake and other made-in-Japan alcoholic beverages on Dec. 10, 2014, in Saitama north of Tokyo. The brewery is known for its "Masumi" brand of sake.

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