Travel through the streets of this stunning town and explore a 400-year-old sake brewing tradition. During the tour, you will spend time at the Gekkeikan Okura sake museum where a brief history of sake will be explained.
About this ticket
- Free cancellation
- Cancel up to 24 hours in advance to receive a full refund
- COVID-19 precautions
- Special health and safety measures apply. Learn more
- Mobile ticketing
- Use your phone or print your voucher
- Duration 3 hours
- Instant confirmation
- Host or greeter
- English
Experience
- Visit both a small and large sake brewery to get a sense of the differences of scale and try their sake and other produce
- Explore the Gekkeikan Okura sake museum to see the historic tradition and techniques in making rice wine
- See how a brewery works and get a sense of what goes into the production of the world’s best sake
- Enjoy sake tastings at various spots during the tour, different breweries and different styles
- Explore Fushimi area with a local guide
- Several sake tastings
- Local lunch in restaurant
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Gratuities (optional)
- Food and drinks, unless otherwise specified
Customers must book this activity online because the ticket office is closed
- All areas that customers touch are frequently cleaned
- Customers must keep distance in vehicles
- The number of visitors is limited to reduce crowds
- Customers are required to bring and wear masks
- Customers will get a mandatory temperature check
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Prepare for the activity
At the front of the SoftBank shop. Address: 4-291-1 Ryogaemachi, Fushimi-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto-fu, Japan, 612-8082. Staff will be there holding an "Arigato Japan" sign.
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- Passport
Know before you go
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
- Minimum drinking age is 21 years
- Please advise supplier of any specific dietary requirements at the time of booking
- A minimum of 2 people per booking is required
- Guests will have a chance to learn about all the ins and outs of the sake brewing process, but due to sanitation and brewing laws in Japan you will not be able to see the actual sake brewing areas
- A passport copy is required for children aged 10 and older