Zouken Matou (間桐 臓硯, Matō Zōken?) is the Master of True Assassin in the Fifth Fuyuki Holy Grail War of Fate/stay night's Heaven's Feel scenario. Head of the Matou family, he is the "grandfather" of Shinji Matou and Sakura Matou. Originally known as Makiri Zolgen (マキリ・ゾォルケン, Makiri Zoruken?), he...

The Matou (間桐, Matō?) family, previously known as the Makiri (マキリ, Makiri?) family, and originally known as the Zolgen (ゾォルケン, Zoruken?) family, is a Magus lineage situated in Fuyuki City, Japan.

Makiri is made with KIMOTO traditional method. Clean and deep flavor. Sharp aftertaste with extra dryness. Perfect pairing with seafood or sushi.

This sharp, super dry sake sports the name Makiri, which translates to "Demon Cutter". Inspired by the blades of fishermen in Sakata City, which were said to dispel evil forces, Makiri will dispel bad energy from your soul and fill you with inner warmth.

Taking inspiration from local Sakata traditions and cuisine, Makiri is the word in local Yamagata dialect for a fisherman’s knife, and reflects the ability of clean, sharp and dry sake to cut through and pair with the bounty of local seafood.

The Makiri (マキリ, Makiri?), later known as Matou (間桐, Matō?), a lineage that dates back over 500 years ago, they were chased out of their homeland in Russia. [13] They eventually took refuge in Japan, where they changed their name to Matou.

Makiri Zolgen (マキリ・ゾォルケン, Makiri Zoruken?) is the Master of Caster Bluebeard in the System Grail War in the Inner World of Paper Moon during the Ordeal Call operation of Fate/Grand Order.

Super premium dry with light Ginjo aroma and a crisp clean character. Balanced acidity and a sharp clean aftertaste.

This rich flavor and well balanced acidity allow it to pair very well with Yakitori and any hot pot dishes. Also like original Makiri, this seasonal sake pair perfectly with sushi and sashimi. Helps to clean pallet and provides content enjoyment.

Makiri Junmai Ginjo Extra Dry Sake - 720ml is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock. MAKIRI literally means “Demon Cutter”. In Sakata City, Yamagata, local fishermen call their knife ”Makiri,” believing it can protect against evil forces which cause unfortunate events and natural disasters. Made with KIMOTO traditional method.