Types Sake

Uncover the little-known sake culture of Fushimi, Kyoto on a 90 min sake tasting and food pairing session with a certified Sake Sommelier.  Enjoy the samples of different types of sake, and learn about different varieties of sake with the personalized attention from your guide on this small-group activity.  This is a fun and educational experience to change your way of enjoying sake.    If you love sake but don't know what to select or want to know more about sake, join us and let's deep dive into the world of sake.  After this experience, you will know which type of sake you like, and you will be able to select your favorite sake from labels or restaurant menus even if they are all written in Japanese.

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 tour is run by a qualified International Sake Sommelier. Participants are able to taste sake that is unavailable outside of Japan.

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 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.

Sake is a key part of Japanese culture, from its traditional brewing methods designated an Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO to the many celebrations where it's served, enjoyed and shared. With countless varieties and subtle nuances, however, exploring the world of sake can be overwhelming at first. That's where the guidance and knowledge of a professional proves invaluable. You will: Learn about Japanese sake from a sake sommelier with ample international experience Discover the intricacies of sake, how it’s made, its historical and cultural significance in Japan, and the varieties that exist during an informational workshop Enjoy tasting up to 10 kinds of sake from more than 50 brands from across Japan, and find your new favorite flavor notes and types

PRIVATE TOUR (Your Group Only) Discover the REAL Shinjuku, Tokyo's vibrant heart. Explore hidden gems, savor juicy Yakitori (grilled skewers) in the nostalgic alleyways of Omoide Yokocho, and toast with premium Sake from across Japan. Dive into classic arcades and capture fun memories in photo booths (Purikura). Whether you’re a foodie, thrill-seeker, or culture lover, this tour is a MUST. Ready for your unforgettable Shinjuku experience? ***We will contact you through WhatsApp so please make to check your WhatsApp on the day of your tour for details!

This new private session is run by volunteer sake experts, therefore offered at a very low price compared to other events. However, the sake offered for the tasting is carefully selected from all over Japan and is ALL INCLUDED IN THE PRICE. Sake is a traditional Japanese drink that has been registered as a UNESCO Heritage Site, but it is difficult to understand due to many technical terms such as "Junmai", "Nigorishu", and "Ginjo". Sake experts will give a presentation and tasting session at Tsukiji Outside Market, the heart of Tokyo, so that everyone can increase their knowledge of sake. You will have the opportunity to taste three different types of sake carefully selected from all over Japan, with detailed instructions on how to drink them and traditional Japanese dry snacks that are perfect for pairing with sake. This is a fun and casual event with experts! The meeting will last approximately 60 minutes!

First, read the pamphlet and learn about the culture and history of sake and delicacies. After that, you will choose three types of sake from all over the country. Next, choose three delicacies that have been popular in Japan since ancient times. Then have them eat and drink and compare the tastes. You can drink a little at a time, so even those who don't like alcohol can participate. The staff will take photos of your memories, so you can share them on your way home.

One part of travelling is being able to take home with you something that represents the culture of a place to show your friends and family. Another part of travelling is understanding the people of the place you visited. Dance serves both purposes because on one hand, it is an intangible souvenir that you can go back home with and show your friends and family. On the other hand, Dance will also allow you to understand people in the township better because it is such a big part of township culture. It is how we feel joy, let go of our problems, experience freedom and express ourselves. I provide a platform not only for you to see the township but to learn an essential part of township culture, which is the way we dance. And the people will appreciate you more trying to relate to them in this way. Come interact with the township in a fun and interesting way. Come get down to the rhythm that has defined our unique quality. Come dance for dancing's sake

Beyond the Kyoto Insider Sake Experience covers sake brewed with a very different concept than the ones introduced in the basic sake tours. Sake you will taste in this experience is unique and exceptional: ones brewed using ancient methods that are different from modern methods, a new type of sake that utilizes the characteristics of microorganisms, and sake that is brewed using local wood, giving it a taste unique to the region. By tasting these types of sake, you will be fascinated by the profundity of sake and the possibilities of how different tastes can be created by the sake making process. Please note that in the Advanced Sake Tasting Experience, we also cover the basics of sake production and the sake categories. Even if you have no prior sake experience, you can enjoy the Advanced course.

Hokkaido boasts the highest production of soba in Japan You will enjoy making soba noodles, a tradition dating back to the Edo period using high-quality soba noodles. After the experience, the owner of the restaurant, who is a Japanese chef and a sake brewer, will serve you two types of seasonal sake. Japanese people have a habit of drinking sake when eating soba. In Japan, it is called soba-mae. After enjoying soba-mae, finish off with soba. It is also common to order tempura as a set with soba. This combination of tempura, sake, and soba goes very well together, making it a well-balanced dish. Our store is usually a popular handmade soba restaurant in Sapporo City. The soba craftsman will happily support you during the experience. Recommended for good memories of your trip. We accept reservations for 2 or more people.

Discover the rich tradition of Japanese sake in the heart of Tokyo's historic Asakusa district. Join us for an exclusive sake pairing experience held in Japan's oldest underground street, a hidden gem that preserves the charm and authenticity of old Tokyo. Tour Highlights: Guided Sake Tasting: Learn from our knowledgeable sake sommelier who will guide you through the nuances of various sake types, from dry to sweet, and help you appreciate the subtle flavors and aromas. Delicious Pairings: Enjoy a carefully curated selection of local delicacies that complement and enhance the flavors of the sake. Cultural Insights: Immerse yourself in Japan's sake brewing history and culture. Our guide will share fascinating stories and historical facts about the underground street and its significance in Tokyo's cultural heritage. Exclusive Venue: Experience the unique atmosphere of Japan's oldest underground street, where time seems to stand still, offering a nostalgic glimpse into the past.

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!

Thank you for visiting our page! We are a gallery-restaurant that regularly hosts exhibitions of works by Japanese artists. Asakusa is a historic area rich in Japanese culture, and we are passionate about sharing our love for kimono, Japanese paintings, sake, and other aspects of Japanese tradition. We sincerely hope to provide you with a memorable experience during your travels. It would bring us great joy to contribute to your journey. We look forward to welcoming you and sharing these moments together!

After the instructor’s demonstration, you make your own sushi, roll and two side dishes all by yourselves. All of the experiences are prepared to be one of the highlights in this class. No doubt that you will enjoy the class!! You'll also learn Japanese traditional seasonings and ingredients used in this cooking experience. Please let us know if you cannot eat fish. We will prepare vegetable options instead. Some memorable pictures will be taken during the class and you can get all of them after the class!

The guide takes you to Japanese sprits bar in "OKUROJI" is neat street, opposite atmosphere from 歌舞伎町 Kabukicho or 新橋 Shinbashi. The street ends up to 銀座 Ginza area. The bar is one of a kind for 酒 Sake, 焼酎 Shocyu. They have 酒 Sake, 焼酎 Shocyu course menu you can try amazing 酒 Sake. Certificated inbound tour guide, try to make it happen what you want to experience in Japan! Please let me know what you want to do! *There is vegetarian friendly restaurant in "OKUROJI"

You will make two rice balls guided by an experienced food journalist before tasting sake. You will learn about Japanese food and drink culture from the sake bar owner and the food journalist. You can enjoy the cozy atmosphere of a small hidden sake bar, sitting stools on a wooden counter.

Enjoy sake-tasting odyssey at a historic brewery run by very friendly owners. Immerse yourself in the nuances of local sake flavors, gaining insights into the meticulous brewing techniques that define Nagano's rich sake culture. Taste Japanese pickles made by the owners and you will be served nice hot green tea after Sake tasting. There is a fresh well water, which is used to make the Sake here just in front of the Sake brewery. You can draw up fresh water from the well and enojy it later in you hotel. Visit the lively Nawate Street, affectionately known as Frog Street to enjoy local street. After Nawate 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 and aslo you can explore more about Matsumoto city after this tour.