The leading brand of Japanese sake has a history. Its name originated from the traditional Japanese sumo wrestling. Its products cover a variety of wine products such as sake/sauce/plum wine/spark wine.

Daemon sake is a brand of Japanese sake with a history. The name of "Daemon" originated from the traditional Japanese sumo wrestling movement. Hundreds of years ago, brave strongmen from all over Japan gathered together to wrestle every year, and the winners were won. It will be given the title of "big gate".

About 130 years ago, the brand name changed from "10,000 taels" to "Daguan". It is not just because of the corresponding "rank" in sumo, the word "big mark" also has the meaning of "very outstanding" and "dominant". In the era of lack of mass entertainment in Japan, sumo wrestling can be said to be an event that has been empty. If you can have the same name as the highest rank of sumo, your brand value and recognition will also increase.

At the sumo wrestling conference held in Osaka in 1900, because the "Daguan" was awarded as a winning prize, its brand was quickly widely recognized among the people. Achieving the high level of the winemaking industry is the corporate spirit represented by the "big mark". Although the highest rank of sumo wrestling is "Yoshizuna", this name was not even called "rank" around 1800.

About 80 years ago, Daguan raised new signs in newspapers using a rare public reward. The final design was adopted by Kobaya Kobayashi, a Tokyo-based painter. The combination of the straw rope and the crotch cloth he designed was also refreshing. To this day, Daguan is still passing on this design style.