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Japanese Sake Infographics – Free to Download!

Free Sake Infographics: Download them today and start learning and extending your Japanese sake vocabulary.

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Here are some infographics to help you learn more about sake! Feel free to download and use them freely. We’d love to hear how you’re using them or how they’re making your sake life more enjoyable. Let us know at our contact page, or via the SAKETIMES Twitter of Facebook.

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Kampai!

infographics of what is sake⬇︎Download⬇︎
Learn more : The Blueprint of Sake

sake-grade-designations⬇︎Download⬇︎
Learn more at our Glossary: Junmai / Ginjo / Daiginjo / Honjozo

Rice-Polishing-Ratio_SAKETIMES_infographics⬇︎Download⬇︎
Learn more at our Glossary: Seimaibuai

infographics of sake alcohol content. Infographics of average alcohol content: Beer-5%, Champagne-11%, Wine-15%, Sake-15-16%, Shochu-250-30%, Whiskey-40%, Vodka-40%, Tequila-40%.⬇︎Download⬇︎
Learn more at our “LEARN” Contents: Sake Alcohol Content

An infographics about hotsake⬇︎Download⬇︎
Learn more at our Article:Hot Sake Warms You Up and Brings Out New Flavors in Your Favorite Drink

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Learn more at our Glossary: Hiyaoroshi

sake-vessels⬇︎Download⬇︎
Learn more at our Glossary: Ochoco

volume-measurements⬇︎Download⬇︎
Learn more at our Glossary: Go

Tokkuri manner⬇︎Download⬇︎
Learn more at our Glossary: Tokkuri

 

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Learn more at our Glossary: Shikomi-sui

Stalk Height & Grain Weight of sakamai, sake rice⬇︎Download⬇︎
Learn more at our Glossary: Yamada Nishiki / Gohyakumangoku

ermentation-process⬇︎Download⬇︎
Learn more at our Glossary: Koji

infographics of types of pasteurization⬇︎Download⬇︎
Learn more at our Glossary: Nama-zake

Arabashiri, Seme, Nakadori⬇︎Download⬇︎
Learn more at our Glossary: Nakadori

muroka sake⬇︎Download⬇︎
Learn more at our Glossary: Muroka

infographic of genshu⬇︎Download⬇︎
Learn more at our Glossary: Genshu

Uses for Sakekasu⬇︎Download⬇︎
Learn more at our Glossary: Sake kasu

major-toji-guilds⬇︎Download⬇︎
Learn more at our Glossary: Toji

transformation of sake in kanji⬇︎Download⬇︎
Learn more at our “LEARN” Contents: Sake or Sake?

 

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Terms of Use

2018/08/23

  • – SAKETIMES infographics may be downloaded and used following these terms of service.
  • – All use of the infographics in promotional or educational materials is permitted. Sale, republising, or otherwise profiting from the direct sale of SAKETIMES infographics is strictly prohibited.
  • – Alteration of SAKETIMES infographics without permission from SAKETIMES is prohibited. Any translation or alteration of the infographics require permission from SAKETIMES.
  • – Any use of SAKETIMES infographics that violates the law, public policy, or is otherwise deemed by SAKETIMES to be contrary to company principles and intent is prohibited.
  • – Use of SAKETIMES Infographics does not imply any business relationship, contract, or other professional association with either SAKETIMES or its parent company Clear Inc.
  • – SAKETIMES and Clear Inc. are not responsible for any difficulties or negative repercussions that may arise from the use of SAKETIMES infographics.
  • – The following uses are permitted and recommended: seminar/class materials, social media, restaurant menus.
  • – The following uses are permitted: printing on merchandise for sale, product labels, any use promoting a specific product for profit, reuse with claim of originality i.e. claiming SAKETIMES infographics are the creation of an entity or person other than SAKETIMES. *Examples only; other uses that violate terms of use may not be listed herein.
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