The unfolding laurel leaves logo mark was adopted as our new corporate logo in 2002. It was chosen to symbolize the tradition of the laurel symbol with a new and dynamic look to represent both the diversification of consumer needs as well as Gekkeikan's dedication to development and growth. This logo is used to represent activities and businesses at a corporate level.

The crown of laurel (“Gekkeikan” in Japanese) was adopted as our corporate logo in 1905. As a traditional symbol of victory and merit, it was chosen to represent Gekkeikan's achievement of becoming one of Japan's leading sakes. Today, this logo continues to be used in the promotion of sake.

Head Office

• Address

247 Minamihama-cho Fushimi-ku,
Kyoto 612-8660 Japan

• Access Map

(Head Office, Gekkeikan Okura Sake Museum)

Capital

¥496,800,000

Employees

560（2008）

Sales

¥31.6 billion yen（2006)

Main Business

Sake, plum wine, shochu, mirin, amazake production and sales. Wine and beer importation and sales. Cosmetic sales.

Situated in the same area where Gekkeikan's original brewery, “Kasagiya” was located, the Okura Museum has on display various tools and artifacts acquired throughout the company's history. The adjoining retail shop features the latest products for the Japanese domestic market.

• Gekkeikan Okura Sake Museum