Sake Tasting

Sip your way through our sake tasting in Tokyo. Discover new sake tastes and build your own sake style with nicely paired Japanese snacks. Join our sake lesson to discover new styles and sample sake pairings with a sommelier for 2 hours. Demystify sake through learning and exploring your taste buds.  – Learn basic sake 101 to know the proper way to select and drink sake with food – Taste 6 high-quality sake from small family-owned breweries. Also, experience how sake flavors change depending on different temperatures and sake cup shapes. – Explore your tastebuds through sake and food pairings while learning how sake complements many kinds of flavors.

Enjoy cooking Osaka best street food Takoyaki with local guide's secret recipe and special ingredients including Wagyu and cheese. Making Takoyaki is really fun and your own cooked Takoyaki is more delicious than street vendors. Enjoy Japanese sake tasting with sake expert (your guide is a sake sommelier and former brewer.) You will have fun learning basics of sake such as history, culture and making process, also get tips how to choose sake at restaurants. There are more than 10 types of sake available. Tasting differences and find your favorite sake through the tasting. After this activity, you will be able to enjoy sake more on your trip in Japan. This is the unique activity combining tasting experience and cooking class together.

This experience is perfect for both newcomers to sake and enthusiasts alike! We source highly-rated sakes from across the country, offering a fun and accessible sake tasting experience. Sake can be enjoyed at various temperatures depending on the season and the dish, allowing you to explore its unique aromas, rich depth, and crisp flavors while pairing it with different foods.

You will enjoy walking through scenic old-town Takayama as you make the rounds of six sake breweries, sampling a variety of different styles. Remember to take it slow. That's a lot of sake! Your guide is an experienced brewery worker who can explain what gives each sake its unique flavor. By the end of the tour, you should have a good idea of what kind of sake you like, and how to find it. Adults only, please (20 years old or older). There is an optional behind-the-scenes tour of the production facilities at one of the breweries, for an additional fee (subject to availability).

We walk and the guide will explain about the local history of Takayama and let you taste Japanese local sake! One of the best in Takayama. Takayama and its surrounding with traditional houses and history and sake breweries all around. Here there are more than six within downtown. We are going to taste local sake, the history of sake and this town, how sake is made and much more. The guide will explain in detail how sake is made in a clear, simple and step by step explanation. For sake lovers, for Takayama lovers!

Discover the world of sake with Kenji, a certified international sake sommelier who spent many years working at a sake brewery in Hyogo. During the two-hour tasting, you'll have the opportunity to learn the ins and outs of sake production from a professional insider. We’ll cover how to order and enjoy this quintessential Japanese beverage while we taste several different kinds of sake. Please join Kenji for sake and snacks at a very cool standing bar in central Kyoto! Group size: 2 – 4 people

You will learn about the basics of sake, its cultural significance and its different varieties, and taste 10 kinds out of over 50 options. If you've never had sake before or are unsure where to start, your host will provide guidance and share expert advice so you can find your new favorite. The sake selection in this experience is meant to showcase and highlight breweries from all over Japan, from historical crafters that adhere to longstanding traditional methods to contemporary brewers with less orthodox ways. Sip through distinct varieties to savor their differences and deepen your understanding of Japan's national drink in a beginner-friendly, relaxed setting only a few minutes from Asakusa Station.

Come to Nagano and join this experience to taste one of the best Sake in Japan. The Sake maker we’ll explore has over 300 years history and you will taste the differences between Sakes of the highest quality, unfiltered, unpasteurized, and many other seasonable Sakes. Explore the streets of Nagano and the Zenkoji Temple area, then make your way back to Nagano Station. – Taste more than 5 local Sakes including Nagano’s plum wine with nibbles like soy source beans and some Japanese pickles. – Taste 3 different Amazake(non alcoholic sweet drink) -Complimentary photographs taken throughout the experience to be shared with you after the tour – You can have Nagano’s miso soup – Admission free to visit old sake factory – Explore Nagano’s laid back area around Zenkoji temple to visit some local shops – Learn and practice authentic Japanese eating style and discover other parts of Nagano – Connect with local business owners to learn the history and local culture.

We offer sake tours in Nara, the birthplace of sake, where you can experience its historical brewing and culture. Accompanied by a sake-loving guide, you can interact with locals, enjoy local sake and cuisine, and have the special experience of toasting in front of World Heritage sites. We promise you an unforgettable journey, fully immersing you in the charm of Nara.

Join us for an exclusive Sake Omakase Course, featuring a 4-course experiential menu of 7 sakes with unlimited refills and premium bites. Over 2 hours, WSET & JSS certified sommeliers deeply involved in the sake industry will host a curated journey through the world of modern sake. Experience sake in an upscale private tasting room while learning about tasting and flavor components, indulging in flavor differences from various brewing techniques, exploring different drinking vessels, infusing paired spices, and more. We are confident that we are among the most experienced providers when it comes to sake. Unlike other offerings, sommeliers with experience of over 2,500 sake tastings will guide a highly interactive tasting experience in native English/Japanese. As you enjoy a variety of the best Japan-exclusive sake, we will explain the production process and unique profiles of sake, help you discover your palate preferences, and answer any questions about sake and related gastronomy.

Through the experience of making and eating yakitori and onigiri, which have been gaining popularity in recent years, you can immerse yourself in Japanese food culture. Additionally, you will have the opportunity to taste five world-renowned Japanese sakes, including Dassai, Hakkaisan, and Kubota. These sakes are typically expensive, and offering them at this price would normally be difficult. However, we are passionate about spreading the appeal of Japanese sake worldwide, and thanks to our partnership with sake breweries that share this vision, we are able to offer this unique experience at an affordable price. We hope many people will join us.

Embark on an immersive cultural journey through the hidden treasures of Hitoyoshi, where you'll experience two unique aspects of Japan's deep heritage: sacred shrines and traditional spirits. This tour allows you to step off the beaten path, offering an authentic experience free from the crowds typically found in major tourist spots. Aoi-Aso Shrine Begin your experience at the 1,300-year-old Aoi-Aso Shrine, an ancient place of worship that embodies Japan's spiritual history. Learn about its rich history, the significance of its rituals, and discover the deep meanings behind the traditional customs. Kuma Shochu (Local Sake) Distillery Next, delve into the world of Kumamoto’s rare rice-based shochu. At a local distillery, you’ll have the chance to craft your own custom label for a bottle of shochu, then enjoy tasting four varieties of this iconic spirit. This tour provides an unforgettable opportunity to explore the untouched traditions of Japan in a quiet, peaceful setting.

Enjoy seven distinct kinds of sake from seven different regions paired with seven delicious complementary dishes in this experience specially curated by our sake and cookery experts. ◆ Taste 7 different varieties of sake from 7 different regions of Japan ◆ Try sakes specially chosen by a certified sake sommelier ◆ Enjoy your sake with 7 complementary dishes chosen by our cookery expert ◆ Learn all about the history, culture, and production of sake from internationally experienced national interpreter-guides ◆ Discover what types of foods go well with each type of sake

If you want to enjoy a sake tasting, please join our experience course. A sake sommelier will give a detailed lecture on the history of sake and the characteristics of each brand. You will discover a new side of Japan through different tastes and flavors. The comprehensive content is enjoyable for both beginners and enthusiasts alike.

Embark on a captivating journey through Nagano, where history, culture, and culinary delights converge. After meeting your guide at Matsumoto Station, step into the past at Matsumoto Castle, a national treasure dating back to the 16th century. Ascend its wooden halls, absorb the ambiance of tatami mat floors, and relish panoramic views from the castle keep, unraveling the tales of feudal Japan. Continue with a sake-tasting odyssey at a historic brewery run by seasoned owners. Immerse yourself in the nuances of local sake flavors. Savor 2 street foods (e.g. sweet rice dumplings, taiyaki, oyaki) on the the lively Nawate Street affectionately known as Frog Street. Delve into history at Nakamachi Shopping Street, an Edo-period avenue adorned with well-preserved merchant houses. Explore quaint shops and cafes, absorbing the echoes of Matsumoto's past. Reflect on a day filled with Matsumoto's medieval grandeur and modernity as the tour concludes at Matsumoto Station.

Get away from it all in the pristine countryside of Yamanashi, and while you’re at it experience the wide array of local flavors in this sake tasting and food pairing in Fujiyoshida. Sample four distinct types of sake from across Japan paired with traditional Yamanashi appetizers. As you’ll soon learn, many come to this area for the unparalleled views of Mt. Fuji, but stay for the wonderful food (and drinks!).

Enjoy a leisurely 7-hour tour of Kobe, a port town that developed and flourished after Japan opened its ports to the world in the mid 19th century with a local guide. From the north in nature rich Mt. Rokko, downtown Kobe City in the south where you can enjoy shopping and gourmet, and Japan's leading sake breweries in the eastern Kashiwa sake district, enjoy a varied atmosphere in this coastal city. This tour covers all the best Kobe has to offer. We also offer pick-up and drop-off at Kobe Port making this a convenient day trip for those visiting Kobe on cruise ships such as the “Diamond Princess” or the “Celebrity Millennium”.

-Ride the Swan Sightseeing Boat at Yamanaka Lake -Climb up to Mount Fuji 5th Station at 2300m high -Enjoy superb view of Mount Fuji, Kawaguchi Lake with flower blossom -Discover how Japanese sake is made and taste some samples

This experience is perfect for both newcomers to sake and enthusiasts alike! We source highly-rated sakes from across the country, offering a fun and accessible sake tasting experience. Sake can be enjoyed at various temperatures depending on the season and the dish, allowing you to explore its unique aromas, rich depth, and crisp flavors while pairing it with different foods.

This is a great opportunity to learn about sake and Japanese culture. Sake tasting and snacks from various regions of Japan will be served. Guides will provide explanations in English and Japanese, with additional translation equipment for explanations in other languages, so everyone is welcome to participate. During the tasting, you will learn about the different types of sake, how they are made, and how they pair with food. You will also have the opportunity to taste a variety of sake, including Daiginjo, Ginjo, and Junmai sake. The snacks served are carefully selected to complement the sake and enhance the overall taste experience. This experience is a great way to learn about Japanese culture and experience the unique flavors of sake. It is also a great opportunity to meet other sake enthusiasts. This experience will deepen your understanding of sake and add another layer of significance to your trip.