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TOKYO

Unlimited Sake Tastings at a Private Sake Salon in Tsukiji

Enjoy unlimited sake tastings at a private sake salon in Tsukigi. A sake sommelier will help you discover your perfect type of sake.
from ¥6,000
Free for kids
Tastings
TOKYO

Tokyo Bars and Mixology with Whisky, Sake, and Food Pairings

Experience the best of Tokyo nightlife with an expert-guided tour of the bars of Shinbashi and Ginza. Learn about whisky, sake, and food pairings, as well as Japanese drinking etiquette and customs.
from ¥32,000
With sake
Tastings
OKINAWA

Okinawa Tour: Awamori Cave Expedition & Local Okinawan Food

You’ll want to bring your adventurous spirit for this tour! A specialty Okinawan alcohol, see how awamori is produced at Matsufuji Distillery and join a tasting experience. Then, explore the caverns of the only awamori cave in the world!
from ¥10,000
Rain or shine
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TOKYO

Taste Seven Traditional Japanese Sake in Shinjuku

Through this experience, your guide will teach you about Japan's relationship with sake throughout its history and culture, serve 7 different sakes, and explain how each sake is prepared, should be enjoyed, and which foods have complimentary tastes.
from ¥8,000
With sake
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YAMAGATA

Shonai Sake Tasting in Tsuruoka City

Visit Tsuruoka, a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy, for a regional sake tasting and food pairing. Known for its high-grade rice and pure flowing spring water, the region has a reputation for incredible Japanese sake.
from ¥1,500
Near station
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TOKYO

Tasting Seven Different High Quality Sake with Food Pairing

Dive into the history and culture of Japanese Sake with the help of a sake expert and learn about the different types of sake and how to pair and serve them with meals provided by an expert.
from ¥14,300
Tastings
TOKYO

Japanese Sake Tasting Experience for Team Building

Food brings people together. Build connections with your team and improve communication skills during this Japanese sake tasting competition. In a casual environment, your teams will work together to identify different types of sake, and win prizes.
from ¥11,000
With sake
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YAMAGATA

Hirashimizu Artistries Tour: Pottery, Sake, and Silk

Join a pottery class in Hirashimizu, a peaceful Yamagata village that’s home to a variety of artisanal shops. Use regional pottery techniques to make your own dish, bowl, or sake cup! Then, join a sake sommelier for an in-depth workshop and tasting.
from ¥10,000
Tastings
MIYAGI

Sushi Pairing and Kesennuma Sake Brewery Visit

Tour a sake brewery in Kesennuma and learn about the sake brewing process and how the brewery got back on its feet following the Great East Japan Earthquake. Then, enjoy a delicious sake and sushi pairing at a local restaurant.
from ¥5,000
With sake
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MIYAGI

Shiogama Sake Tasting with Sushi Pairing

After a tour of Shiogama Shrine, visit a local sake brewery for a tasting, learning about the brewing process and how to appreciate the drink. Then, pair several styles of sake with different types of sushi, unlocking new flavor combinations!
from ¥15,000
With sake
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Sake Tastings in Japan

Japan’s national beverage, Japanese sake is a must-try beverage when you’re visiting Japan. Also known as nihonshu, sake is a fermented rice wine that has been enjoyed for centuries. During a sake tasting in Japan, you can learn all about the production process of delicious sake, from polishing the rice to steaming, making koji and fermenting, and sake pressing and filtering. Made with just rice, water, and koji, Japanese sake seems like a simple beverage, but there are subtle differences in grades of sake and a wide variety of types that vary in complexity and flavor. With insights from a sake expert, you will explore the different types of sake, trying a variety of samples during sake tastings in Japan. Learn all about namazake, the “raw” unpasteurized sake, as well as grades of sake such as ginjo-shu and daiginjo-shu. There are sake tastings in Tokyo, Kyoto, Miyagi and more! Japanese sake tastings will open your mind and perk up your tastebuds!