Hojyo winery
A Japanese winery in Tottori Prefecture producing unique wines from grapes grown on the Houjou Sand Dunes.
Last updated September 2, 2026
Overview
Hojyo winery is a winery located in Tottori Prefecture, Japan. It produces wines from grapes grown in the Houjou Sand Dunes, emphasizing quality over quantity and local grapes. The winery is known for its unique wines that reflect the climate and soil of the San'in region.
History
The official website provides a history of the winery, including its founding in 1944 as '北条ワイン醸造所' (Hojyo Wine Brewery) by Sadanori Yamada, who obtained a wine brewing license. The history also mentions the introduction of Muscat Berry A grapes in 1953, the first Nouveau sale in 1991, the release of 'Tottori SKY' sparkling wine in 2012, and damage from the 2016 Tottori earthquake.
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