KOBE Sake Walking Tour in Japan's Top Sake Breweries
Kobe, Japan
3 hours
Food & Drinks
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Good for Groups
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Family Friendly
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Walking Tours
What You Will Do
Hey there! Ever heard of Nada Gogo, the ultimate sake haven in Japan? Picture this – over 10 incredible sake breweries offering tours and tastings along the Hanshin train line. The road is flat, making it a perfect stroll around town. If you find yourself in Kansai, you've got to give it a shot!
They use top-notch sake rice and pristine underground water with rich minerals. The city has a rich history, thriving since the Edo period, thanks to its port.
Join me on this city walking tour around Nada's sake breweries, the absolute best in Japan!
Get ready to explore the fascinating world of sake making – trivia, history, and all! Plus, you'll get to taste about 10 different sakes. Just a heads up, though – don't go overboard!
What's Included?
- The admission fees for various museums
- About 10 cups of sake tasting at each brewery
What's Not Included?
- Eating and drinking tickets at Nada Gogo Sake Restaurant JPY 3,000
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
Meeting Point
Meet at the only exit of Hanshin Uozaki Station. Once you exit, gather in front of the white sign that reads 'Nada, Japan's Top Sake Locale.
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Hamafukutsuru Ginjo Brewery
45 minutes
This sake brewery may not be the largest in size, but it boasts numerous awards from various contests. Here, artisans prioritize quality over quantity, showcasing a commitment to craftsmanship. We invite you to savor the world-renowned sake that has clinched top honors in competitions, a testament to the dedication and skill of these artisans. Experience the excellence that surpasses mere quantity and revel in the taste of award-winning Japanese sake
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Additional Information
This activity is operated by 888tour
- Wheelchair accessible
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Japan's summer can be quite hot, especially in August when temperatures often exceed 35 degrees Celsius. Given the nature of our walking tours, which involve spending time outdoors, we strongly recommend taking measures to prevent heatstroke. Please ensure you stay hydrated and consider using items like parasols for shade.
Guide Options
- Guide - Mandarin
- Guide - English