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Archeology
Discovered the oldest sake brewery in the world
A 600-year-old sake brewery in the middle of the courtyard of an ancient temple in Kyoto was discovered by accident during a construction project.
World celebrity
Dean Mahomed Sake: The person who unites British and Indian culture
Dean Mahomed Sake was born in 1759 in Patna, India, which at the time was part of Bengal, the colony of the British Empire.
Discover science
The most gruesome human experiments in history
Experiments were originally carried out for the sake of science, for the benefit of mankind, so that human life improved. However, that is not the goal of the experiment…
Photo library
Stunning images that you don't know of familiar wines
If you've ever looked at the negatives that capture stimulants and narcotics, the image of the wine and cocktail that crystallizes below will still surprise you.
Science Events
2,500 scientists attend the 2012 space research conference
On July 14, more than 2,500 scientists from 75 countries will gather in the city of Mysore, southern India to conduct a week-long international conference, discussing to…
Medicine - Health
See all bacteria clearly with the naked eye
With the eyes of 49-year-old Ukaine Sake Ao, tiny bacteria, viruses, and bacteria all become clear.
Technology
Japanese company successfully produces underwear using fabrics made from rice wine
Quite surprisingly, traditional Japanese rice wine, or sake, can become a special ingredient to produce women's underwear.
New technology
The car is running ... sake
One day, Japanese drivers can pump sake into their cars to run. A project to produce sake from fermented rice, which is made from fermented rice, is being tested in Shin…