Daily
3hrs
11.00 am (please arrive 20 minutes prior to tour start time)
Make your way In front of SoftBank Fushimi Address: 4-291-1 Ryogaemachi, Fushimi-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto-fu, Japan, 612-8082.
Fushimi Momoyama Station area
Discover the rich heritage of sake brewing in Kyoto’s historic Fushimi district, renowned for its pure spring water and centuries-old brewing traditions. Guided by a local sake expert, stroll through charming streets lined with traditional breweries and modern tasting rooms, each offering a unique glimpse into Japan’s beloved national drink.
Immerse yourself in the aromas of fermenting rice as you sample a variety of sake styles—from light and crisp to rich and full-bodied—learning to recognize delicate notes of umami, sweetness, and acidity. Enjoy insightful stories about generations of dedicated brewers and their time-honored techniques. While the brewing process remains behind closed doors, engaging displays and expert commentary reveal the artistry behind each bottle. Kanpai to an unforgettable cultural experience!
Ready to drink some Sake? Thought so, you will be in Japan after all. This is a tour that will take on a sake tasting journey. Learn the processes and production techniques, taste the different varieties and savour the surroundings. Well, you are in Kyoto.
Beginning in the Fushimi district of Kyoto, your expert guide will take you through the streets of this stunning town to visit various traditional and modern Sake breweries. You’ll get a real sense of the 400-year-old tradition and perhaps learn some of the secrets that help make this area among the top Sake producers. You’ll also see the sake vendors and bars that serve this eloquent drink. Don’t worry you’ll soon be tasting some.
At the Gekkeikan Okura museum, you’ll learn the history and see the sake brewery. Then along with lunch and a browse through the shops you’ll be able to taste different varieties, that’s why you’re here right? There’s a reason why sake is so loved. You’re going to find out exactly why. Cheers!
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We recommend wearing comfortable shoes for walking. On rainy days, please bring an umbrella.
If you have dietary issues or allergies (e.g., nuts, shellfish, gluten), mention them in the Special Requests section when booking. You can also call or email us. Please book and specify your needs well in advance, as last-minute changes may not be possible
For Vegetarians:
Some of the dishes contain dashi, a soup stock made from kelp and bonito, which is essential in Japanese cuisine. If you cannot consume dashi, we may not be able to fully accommodate your dietary needs. Please also inform us if you can eat eggs and dairy product.
If dashi is not suitable for you, we recommend booking a private tour where we can offer some alternatives. However, completely avoiding fish stock may still be challenging
This activity is adults (and older children) only. Little ones under the age of 20 years will have to sit this one out, we’re afraid.
A minimum of 2 people per booking is required
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