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Karuizawa “36 Views of Mount Fuji” Full Collection – 1999–2000 Vintages | Fugaku Sanjurokkei Series (36 Bottles)

A once-in-a-lifetime collection uniting all 36 releases from the legendary Karuizawa Fugaku Sanjurokkei (“36 Views of Mount Fuji”) series, inspired by Katsushika Hokusai’s iconic 19th-century woodblock prints. Distilled between 1999 and 2000 and bottled from single sherry casks at natural cask strength, these whiskies represent the final era of Karuizawa Distillery - a masterpiece of Japanese craftsmanship, art, and heritage.

Each bottle in the collection is adorned with a unique label depicting one of Hokusai’s 36 Views of Mount Fuji, making this set not only a whisky lover’s dream but also a complete artistic statement - a bridge between Japan’s cultural past and its modern distilling legacy.

The series showcases natural cask strength whiskies ranging between 59.2% and 61.4% ABV, distilled from Japanese malted barley, aged in sherry casks, and bottled by Karuizawa prior to its closure. With only a few complete sets known to exist, this is among the rarest and most collectible whisky collections ever produced.

Releases (Complete Set of 36 Bottles):

1st (61.0%) • 2nd (59.5%) • 3rd (60.5%) • 4th (60.1%) • 5th (59.6%) • 6th (59.7%) • 7th (59.2%) • 8th (59.2%) • 9th (60.8%) • 10th (60.9%) • 11th (60.5%) • 12th (60.7%) • 13th (60.8%) • 15th (60.6%) • 16th (61.0%) • 17th (60.8%) • 18th (60.5%) • 19th (60.2%) • 20th (60.1%) • 21st (61.0%) • 22nd (60.8%) • 23rd (60.9%) • 24th (60.7%) • 25th (60.8%) • 26th (60.7%) • 27th (60.4%) • 28th (61.1%) • 29th (60.8%) • 30th (61.2%) • 31st (61.0%) • 32nd (60.9%) • 35th (61.4%) • 36th (60.8%)

Specifications

Type: Single Malt Whisky
Distillery: Karuizawa
Bottler: Distillery Bottling
Series: Fugaku Sanjurokkei – “36 Views of Mount Fuji”
Vintage: 1999–2000
Bottled: 2012–2014
Number of Bottles: 36 (Complete Set)
Cask Type: Sherry Cask
Strength: 59.2% – 61.4% ABV
Size: 700ml each

About the Distillery

Founded in 1955 at the foot of an active volcano, Karuizawa Distillery produced whisky in limited quantities with a focus on sherry-cask maturation and Japanese precision. Its small-scale production, use of Scottish barley, and traditional pot stills resulted in a spirit of unparalleled richness and intensity. Since the distillery’s closure in 2000, Karuizawa bottlings have become some of the most sought-after and valuable whiskies in the world, treasured as liquid time capsules of Japan’s golden whisky age.