Explorations: Heavenly Machine: Japanese Culture: Making 'sake'

Duration: 8 mins 18 secs
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Description: Background to the Channel 4 Millennium Series ‘The Day the World Took Off’, shown in 2000. With thanks to Windfall Films.

Sake is a drink of both commercial and ceremonial significance in Japan. In one of the oldest and most prestigious sake factories, near Kyoto, some stages in the process are shown and some of the consequences of sake production are discussed.
 
Created: 2018-03-10 16:59
Collection: A History of the World (The Day the World Took Off)
Publisher: University of Cambridge
Copyright: Prof Alan Macfarlane
Language: eng (English)
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