Japanese Beer
The Kirin Brewery Company, Ltd. is Japan's largest and most famous brewery. Kirin has about a 50 percent market share in Japan and is World-famous for its Amagi-Nijo malting strain that is now used to produce approximately half of the beer in the World.
Shortly after World War II, allied forces split the Dai Nippon Brewery into the Asahi and Sapporo Breweries, who have produced beers that are featured in our library of photomicrographs. The thumbnail photomicrographs below provide links to the Japanese beers in our collection.
Windows 95, 98, and NT
Point and click your mouse on the background of interest and download it directly into your C:\WINDOWS directory. Then right click on the desktop then left click on properties. Click on the Background tab then select the file that you downloaded in the Wallpaper box, click on OK and your wallpaper will be installed.
Windows 3.1
Point and click your mouse on the background of interest and download it directly into your C:\WINDOWS directory. Then select Control Panel from the Main icon, and open the Desktop dialog box. Select the wallpaper file that you downloaded in the Wallpaper box, click on OK and your wallpaper will be installed.
Asahi Draft
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| Light Gray | Dark Gray | Light Blue | Dark Blue | Yellow |
Kirin Lager
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Sapporo Draft
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