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The centuries-old method of making sake is unique for its three-step preparation, or “San-Dan-Jikomi”, of allowing multiple fermentation processes to progress simultaneously in a single container.

But Nakano, now 63, refused to give up. “Sake can be served hot, cold or at room temperature,” he said. “This versatility constitutes a unique characteristic of Japanese sake and cannot be ...