Japanese sake tasting experience at brewery with a Private driver ～Introducing 6 Courses ～

Each course is held on scheduled dates.

Please refer to the table below for details.

コース名	Mon.	Tue.	Wed.	Thu.	Fri.	Sat.	Sun.	Japanese national holidays	The year-end and New Year period	The Obon holiday period
1.Sightseeing Highlights Course	〇	〇	〇	〇	×	〇	×	×	×	×
2. Classic History Discovery Course　※March to September	〇	×	〇	〇	〇	×	×	〇	〇	〇
2. Classic History Discovery Course　※October to December	〇	×	〇	〇	〇	〇	×	〇	〇	〇
3. Leisurely Sake Brewery Tour	〇	×	〇	〇	〇	〇	×	×	×	〇
4. True Sake Lover’s Course	〇	〇	〇	〇	〇	×	×	×	×	〇
5. Good Fortune & Power Spot Course	〇	×	〇	〇	〇	〇	×	×	×	〇
6. Short Highlight Course	〇	×	〇	〇	〇	〇	〇	〇	×	〇

Visit a farm, a bakery, and a shuzou (sake brewery)!

A fulfilling drive to enjoy with family and friends.

▼ Visiting Order
Shimizu Shuzo (Sake Brewery) → Hattori Bokujyo (Farm) → Kubota Shuzo (Sake Brewery) → Ogino Bakery → Izumibashi Shuzo (Sake Brewery)

▼ Departure & Arrival Point
　Ebina Station

＜13:40～：Shimizu Shuzo (Sake Brewery) ＞

▼ Duration
　About 30 minutes

▼Sake Tasting Availability

　✖

▼Accepted Payment Methods

　Cash

▼Facility Overview

　Shimizu Shuzou is a shuzou (sake brewery) founded during the Horeki era in 1751,with a proud history of more than 250 years.

　Since its establishment, the brewery has upheld the family principle of“Brew carefully, and sell carefully,” while refining its traditional techniques.

　In recent years, Shimizu Shuzou has gained high recognition both in Japan and internationally,including winning Gold Awards for five consecutive years at the Monde Selection,a prestigious international food quality competition.

▼Official Website
https://www.shimizusyuzo.com/

＜14:30～：Hattori Bokujyo (Farm) ＞

▼Duration
　About 30 minutes

▼ Facility Overview

　Located at the foot of the Tanzawa mountains, Hattori Farm, one of the largest farms in Kanagawa Prefecture,is a nature-rich destination where Holstein and Jersey cows, horses, sheep, and other animals live freely.

　The scenery of red barns and vast green pastures feels reminiscent of Europe or Hokkaido.From families to couples, everyone can enjoy a relaxing and soothing time here♪

▼ Highlights

The highlight you shouldn’t miss is the handcrafted gelato made with milk from Hattori Farm, available at Ice Workshop CASALINGA!With a wide variety of flavors, it’s perfect for sharing and enjoying together.

▼Official Website
https://kanagawa-hattoribokujou.com/

＜15:10～：Kubota Shuzo (Sake Brewery)＞

▼ Duration

　About 30 minutes

▼ Sake Tasting Availability

　✖

▼ Accepted Payment Methods

　Cash

▼ Facility Overview

　Founded in 1844, Kubota Shuzou is a shuzou (sake brewery) that produces the Japanese sake “Sagaminada” using pure spring water from the Tanzawa mountain range.

　Sagaminada sake is brewed based on traditional ginjo methods, with a focus on achieving a well-balanced taste that brings out the natural umami of rice and pairs well with meals.

　While preserving the long history of this traditional brewery, Kubota Shuzou is committed to continually pursuing a higher level of excellence in flavor.

▼Official Website
https://www.tsukui.ne.jp/kubota/index.html

＜15:50～：Ogino Bakery ＞

▼ Duration
　About 30 minutes

▼Facility Overview

　Founded in 1960, Ogino Bakery is a popular bakery brand from Kanagawa.Its signature fried bread, “Age-pan,” along with other nostalgic, handmade-style breads, has won great popularity.

　At the factory’s direct sales shop, you can also enjoy freshly baked and freshly fried bread, which is one of its biggest attractions.Loved by families and travelers alike, it is truly a beloved local favorite.

▼ Highlights

A factory tour where you can watch the bread-making process in action is highly recommended!

From dough preparation to packaging, visitors can observe every step of bread production—something rarely seen—free of charge.After the tour, don’t miss the chance to enjoy the famous “Age-pan.”

▼Official Website
https://ogino-pan.com/

＜16:50～： Izumibashi Shuzo (Sake Brewery)＞

▼ Duration
　About 45 minutes

▼ Sake Tasting Availability

　〇　※3 glasses for 220 yen

▼ Accepted Payment Methods
Cash・Credit Card・PayPay

▼ Facility Overview

Founded in 1857, Izumibashi Shuzou is a long-established shuzou (sake brewery) located in Ebina.

Guided by the philosophy of “Sake brewing begins with rice cultivation,” the brewery is known nationwide as a rare “cultivation and brewing brewery,”handling everything from rice cultivation to polishing and brewing within Ebina and neighboring areas.

Enjoy tasting sake from the sake servers and discover the unique character of each flavor.

▼Official Website
https://izumibashi.com/

A traditional journey featuring a visit to Samukawa Shrine,

the Ichinomiya of Sagami Province, and historic sake breweries!

▼ Visiting Order

Kumazawa Shuzo (Sake Brewery) → Samukawa Jinja (Shrine) → Koganei Shuzo (Sake Brewery) → Izumibashi Shuzo (Sake Brewery)

▼ Departure & Arrival Point

　　Ebina Station

＜13:30～：Kumazawa Shuzo (Sake Brewery) ＞

▼ Duration

　About 50 minutes

▼ Sake Tasting Availability

　〇　※ 2 glasses for 300 yen

▼ Accepted Payment Methods

　Cash・Credit Card・PayPay

▼Facility Overview
　Founded in 1872, Kumazawa Shuzou is the only remaining shuzou (sake brewery) in the Shonan–Chigasaki area, where it has long crafted the Japanese sake “Ten-sei.”
　By honoring the local climate of Shonan and working closely with regional rice and water, the brewery continues to pursue a clean, crisp finish with a smooth and refreshing taste.

▼Highlights

In the underground direct sales cellar located beneath mokichi cafe, you will find Japanese sake, beer, and craft gin brewed and distilled by Kumazawa Shuzou, with tasting available.

At mokichi cafe, light meals such as bread and sausages are offered, while MOKICHI TRATTORIA and Kuramoto Ryori Ten-sei (Brewery Cuisine Restaurant) allow you to enjoy carefully selected food and sake pairings.

Feel free to spend your time as you wish, according to your schedule and mood.

▼Official Website
https://kumazawa.jp/

▼Information on On-site Shops
Underground direct sales cellar：https://kumazawa.jp/mokichi/chikashitsu/
mokichi cafe ：https://kumazawa.jp/mokichi/mokichi-wurst-cafe/
MOKICHI TRATTORIA：https://kumazawa.jp/mokichi/trattoria/
Kuramoto Ryori Ten-sei ：https://kumazawa.jp/mokichi/tensei/

＜14:35～： Samukawa Jinja (Shrine) ＞

▼Duration

　About 40 minutes

▼Facility Overview
　With a history spanning approximately 1,600 years, Samukawa Shrine has long been revered as the Ichinomiya of Sagami Province.
　It is known nationwide as the only guardian deity endowed with the blessing of “Happo-yoke” (protection from misfortune in all directions), believed to ward off calamities related to land, direction, and unlucky years, attracting worshippers of all ages and genders.
　The shrine grounds, rich in greenery, form a sacred space where simply visiting brings a sense of calm and peace.

▼ Highlights

　The straight approach leading from the third torii gate symbolizes the power of Happo-yoke, and walking along it alone can be a serene experience.The stately main hall and the beauty of nature throughout the seasons are also highlights, allowing for a deeply satisfying visit even in a short time.
　After your visit, receiving protective amulets and goshuin (shrine stamps) is highly recommended.

▼Official Website
https://samukawajinjya.jp/

＜15:45～： Koganei Shuzo (Sake Brewery)＞

▼Duration

　About 30 minutes

▼ Sake Tasting Availability

　×

▼ Accepted Payment Methods

　Cash・Credit Card・PayPay

▼ Facility Overview

　Founded in 1818, Koganei Shuzou is a long-established shuzou (sake brewery) located in Nanasawa, Atsugi City, with nearly 200 years of sake-making history.
　Best known for its signature brand “Sakakarimasu,” the brewery produces sake using carefully selected rice and spring water from the eastern Tanzawa region, and in recent years has also expanded into diverse creations such as the craft beer “Sagami Beer” and craft gin.

▼Official Website
https://koganeishuzou.com/

＜16:45～： Izumibashi Shuzo (Sake Brewery) ＞

▼ Duration
　About 30 minutes

▼ Sake Tasting Availability

　〇　※3 glasses for 220 yen

▼ Accepted Payment Methods
Cash・Credit Card・PayPay

▼ Facility Overview

Founded in 1857, Izumibashi Shuzou is a long-established shuzou (sake brewery) located in Ebina.

Guided by the philosophy of “Sake brewing begins with rice cultivation,” the brewery is known nationwide as a rare “cultivation and brewing brewery,”handling everything from rice cultivation to polishing and brewing within Ebina and neighboring areas.

Enjoy tasting sake from the sake servers and discover the unique character of each flavor.

▼Official Website
https://izumibashi.com/

A calm, tasting-focused journey with time to unwind at a brewery café！

▼ Visiting Order
Kumazawa Shuzo (Sake Brewery) → Izumibashi Shuzo (Sake Brewery) → Oya Takashi Shuzo (Sake Brewery)

▼ Departure & Arrival Point

　Ebina Station

＜13:30～：Kumazawa Shuzo (Sake Brewery) ＞

▼ Duration

　About 60 minutes

▼ Sake Tasting Availability

　〇　※2 glasses for 300 yen

▼ Accepted Payment Methods

　Cash・Credit Card・PayPay

▼Facility Overview
　Founded in 1872, Kumazawa Shuzou is the only remaining shuzou (sake brewery) in the Shonan–Chigasaki area, where it has long crafted the Japanese sake “Ten-sei.”
　By honoring the local climate of Shonan and working closely with regional rice and water, the brewery continues to pursue a clean, crisp finish with a smooth and refreshing taste.

▼Highlights

In the underground direct sales cellar located beneath mokichi cafe, you will find Japanese sake, beer, and craft gin brewed and distilled by Kumazawa Shuzou, with tasting available.

At mokichi cafe, light meals such as bread and sausages are offered, while MOKICHI TRATTORIA and Kuramoto Ryori Ten-sei (Brewery Cuisine Restaurant) allow you to enjoy carefully selected food and sake pairings.

Feel free to spend your time as you wish, according to your schedule and mood.

▼Official Website
https://kumazawa.jp/

▼Information on On-site Shops
Underground direct sales cellar：https://kumazawa.jp/mokichi/chikashitsu/
mokichi cafe ：https://kumazawa.jp/mokichi/mokichi-wurst-cafe/
MOKICHI TRATTORIA：https://kumazawa.jp/mokichi/trattoria/
Kuramoto Ryori Ten-sei ：https://kumazawa.jp/mokichi/tensei/

＜15:00～： Izumibashi Shuzo (Sake Brewery) ＞

▼ Duration
　About 60 minutes

▼ Sake Tasting Availability

　〇　※3 glasses for 220 yen

▼ Accepted Payment Methods
Cash・Credit Card・PayPay

▼ Facility Overview

Founded in 1857, Izumibashi Shuzou is a long-established shuzou (sake brewery) located in Ebina.

Guided by the philosophy of “Sake brewing begins with rice cultivation,” the brewery is known nationwide as a rare “cultivation and brewing brewery,”handling everything from rice cultivation to polishing and brewing within Ebina and neighboring areas.

Enjoy tasting sake from the sake servers and discover the unique character of each flavor.

At the café attached to the shop, the tasting set is also highly recommended♪(Last order at 4:00 PM)

▼Official Website
https://izumibashi.com/

＜16:25～：Oya Takashi Shuzo (Sake Brewery) ＞

▼ Duration

　About 35 minutes

▼ Sake Tasting Availability

　×

▼ Accepted Payment Methods

　Cash

▼ Facility Overview
　Founded in 1830, Ooyataka Shuzou is a long-established shuzou (sake brewery) located in Aikawa Town, Kanagawa Prefecture, with nearly 200 years of history.Using spring water from the Tanzawa river system for brewing, the brewery is dedicated exclusively to producing junmai sake as a “100% Junmai Brewery,” offering its signature brands “Zansou Hourai” and “Shoryu Hourai.”

　Rooted in the natural surroundings of Aikawa, Ooyataka Shuzou continues to craft richly flavored local sake meant to be enjoyed alongside meals.

▼Official Website
https://oyatakashi-shuzo.com/

Perfect for true sake lovers!

A deep dive into four of Kanagawa’s most respected shuzou (sake breweries).

▼ Visiting Order
Kawanishiya Shuzo (Sake Brewery)→ Nakazawa Shuzo (Sake Brewery) →Roadside Station Ashigara – Kintaro no Furusato→ Inoue Shuzo (Sake Brewery) → Ishii Jozo (Sake Brewery)

▼ Departure & Arrival Point

　Hon-Atsugi Station

＜13:40～：Kawanishiya Shuzo (Sake Brewery)＞

▼ Duration
　About 25 minutes

▼Sake Tasting Availability

　×

▼ Accepted Payment Methods
　 Cash・Credit Card・PayPay

▼ Facility Overview
　Founded in 1897, Kawanishiya Shuzou is a long-established shuzou (sake brewery) located in Yamakita Town, Kanagawa Prefecture, surrounded by the natural beauty of the Tanzawa mountain range.Its signature brands, “Tanzawasan” and “Ryu,” are known for their philosophy of harmony with food, featuring flavors that enhance the natural deliciousness of dishes.

　By working closely with local farmers to cultivate rice and employing ginjo-style brewing with restrained aromas, the brewery continues to craft deep, junmai sake that can also be enjoyed warm.

▼Official Website
https://kawanishiya.wixsite.com/kawanishiya

＜14:15～：Nakazawa Shuzo (Sake Brewery)＞

▼ Duration

　About 25 minutes

▼ Sake Tasting Availability

　〇　※1 glass for 200 yen,3 glasses for 500 yen

▼Accepted Payment Methods

　Cash

▼ Facility Overview

　Founded in 1825, Nakazawa Shuzou is a long-established shuzou (sake brewery) located in Matsuda Town, Kanagawa Prefecture, with nearly 200 years of sake-making history.Its signature brands, “Matsumidori” and “Ryo,” are brewed entirely by hand using spring water from the Tanzawa mountain range.

　They are known for a soft, gentle sake profile with flavors that harmonize beautifully with food, and are cherished as local sake that reflects the character of Matsuda.

▼Official Website
https://www.matsumidori.jp/

＜14:55～：Roadside Station Ashigara – Kintaro no Furusato＞

▼ Duration
　About 35 minutes

▼ Facility Overview

　“Roadside Station Ashigara – Kintaro no Furusato,” located in Minamiashigara City, Kanagawa Prefecture, is a roadside station built on land associated with the legend of Kintaro.
　Centered around a direct sales market offering fresh local produce and specialty products from the Ashigara area, visitors can also enjoy meals made with regional ingredients.It is a convenient stop for resting and shopping between visits to sake breweries.

▼ Highlights

　A local favorite is the “Ashigara Kintaro Milk Soft-Serve,” made with locally produced milk.Rich yet refreshingly light, it’s perfect for a quick refresh during your sake brewery tour.
　The farmers’ market also features seasonal vegetables, fruits, and processed goods, making it ideal for souvenirs or everyday shopping.Enjoy the flavors of the region with ease.

▼Official Website
https://www.michinoeki-ashigara.com/

＜15:45～：Inoue Shuzo (Sake Brewery) ＞

▼ Duration
　About 15 minutes

▼Sake Tasting Availability

　〇　※Free

▼ Accepted Payment Methods
　 Cash・PayPay

▼ Facility Overview

　Founded in 1789, Inoue Shuzou is a long-established shuzou (sake brewery) located in Oi Town, Kanagawa Prefecture, with more than 200 years of sake-making history in the Ashigara Plain along the Sakawa River basin.
　Its signature brand, “Hakoneyama,” is brewed under the guiding belief that “sake reflects the character of the brewer,” using fresh air from Hakone, spring water from the Tanzawa mountains, and carefully selected rice.With its gentle flavor profile that pairs beautifully with food, it is enjoyed not only locally but also by fans across Japan and around the world.

▼Official Website
https://www.hakoneyama.co.jp/

＜16:05～： Ishii Jozo (Sake Brewery)＞

▼ Duration
　About 25 minutes

▼Sake Tasting Availability

　×

▼ Accepted Payment Methods
Cash・Credit Card

▼ Facility Overview

Founded in 1870, Ishii Jozou is a long-established shuzou (sake brewery) located in Oi Town, Kanagawa Prefecture, in a tranquil area near the Soga Plum Grove.Using spring water from the Tanzawa mountain range, the brewery produces the sakes “Soga no Homare” and “Hakone Kaido,” crafted with a traditional mochi-rice four-step brewing method.

Characterized by a rich body and deep umami, these sakes are cherished as local expressions of the region’s terroir.

▼Official Website
https://ishiijozo.com/

A visit to Izumo Taisha Shrine, famed for matchmaking blessings,

and indulgent tastings of Shonan’s renowned sake — a power spot journey

▼ Visiting Order
Kikkawa Jozo (Sake Brewery)→ Kanai Shuzo (Sake Brewery) → Izumo Taisha Sagami Bunshi (Shrine) → Kumazawa Shuzo (Sake Brewery)

▼ Departure & Arrival Point

　Ebina Station

＜13:30～：Kikkawa Jozo (Sake Brewery)＞

▼ Duration
　About 30 minutes

▼Sake Tasting Availability

　〇　※1 glass for 100 yen

▼Accepted Payment Methods
　Cash・Credit Card・PayPay

▼ Facility Overview

Founded in 1912, Yoshikawa Jozou is a long-established shuzou (sake brewery) located at the foot of Tanzawa–Oyama in Isehara City.The brewery uses pristine groundwater and brews sake with rare hard water derived from Afuri Mountain (Mt. Oyama), a characteristic seldom found in Japan.

Its signature brands, “Kikuyu” and “Afuri,” are crafted with respect for tradition while continually embracing modern sensibilities in sake brewing.

▼Official Website
https://kikkawa-jozo.com/

＜14:25～：Kanai Shuzo (Sake Brewery) ＞

▼ Duration
　About 30 minutes

▼ Sake Tasting Availability

　〇　※3 glasses for 300 yen

▼ Accepted Payment Methods
　 Cash・Credit Card・PayPay

▼ Facility Overview
　Founded in 1868, Kanai Shuzouten is a long-established shuzou (sake brewery) located in Hadano City, Kanagawa Prefecture, an area blessed with the famed waters of Tanzawa.Known for its signature labels such as “Shirasasa Tsuzumi” and the “Mozart” series, the brewery uses groundwater from Hadano that has been selected as one of Japan’s Top 100 Famous Waters for its brewing water.

　While carrying on tradition, Kanai Shuzouten continues to take on modern challenges, evolving as a brewery that “brews for the future.”

▼Official Website
https://www.kaneishuzo.co.jp/

＜15:05～： Izumo Taisha Sagami Bunshi (Shrine) ＞

▼ Duration
　About 30 minutes

▼ Facility Overview

Izumo Taisha Sagami-bunshi is a shrine located in Hadano City, Kanagawa Prefecture, established in 1888 after welcoming a divided spirit from Izumo Taisha in Shimane Prefecture.The enshrined deity is Okuninushi-no-Okami, the god of matchmaking, and the shrine has long been affectionately known as “Izumo-san of Kanto.”

With its lush natural grounds and distinctive shrine architecture, including a wing-like elongated hei-den (offering hall), it serves as an important center of local faith and tourism.

▼ Highlights

In addition to prayers for matchmaking and good relationships, the shrine is widely known for blessings that connect all kinds of meaningful “en” (connections), including work and human relationships.

Within the grounds, visitors can enjoy the renowned spring water known as “Yuzuri no Mizu,” as well as seasonal flowers and trees, making it a pleasant place for strolling alongside worship.

Seasonal events such as the Setsubun Festival and the cherry blossom and plum blossom seasons are held throughout the year, adding to the shrine’s charm.

▼Official Website
https://www.izumosan.com/

＜16:20～：Kumazawa Shuzo (Sake Brewery)＞

▼Duration

　About 50 minutes

▼ Sake Tasting Availability

　〇　※2 glasses for 300 yen

▼ Accepted Payment Methods

　Cash・Credit Card・PayPay

▼Facility Overview
　Founded in 1872, Kumazawa Shuzou is the only remaining shuzou (sake brewery) in the Shonan–Chigasaki area, where it has long crafted the Japanese sake “Ten-sei.”
　By honoring the local climate of Shonan and working closely with regional rice and water, the brewery continues to pursue a clean, crisp finish with a smooth and refreshing taste.

▼Highlights

In the underground direct sales cellar located beneath mokichi cafe, you will find Japanese sake, beer, and craft gin brewed and distilled by Kumazawa Shuzou, with tasting available.

At mokichi cafe, light meals such as bread and sausages are offered, while MOKICHI TRATTORIA and Kuramoto Ryori Ten-sei (Brewery Cuisine Restaurant) allow you to enjoy carefully selected food and sake pairings.

Feel free to spend your time as you wish, according to your schedule and mood.

▼Official Website
https://kumazawa.jp/

▼Information on On-site Shops
Underground direct sales cellar：https://kumazawa.jp/mokichi/chikashitsu/
mokichi cafe ：https://kumazawa.jp/mokichi/mokichi-wurst-cafe/
MOKICHI TRATTORIA：https://kumazawa.jp/mokichi/trattoria/
Kuramoto Ryori Ten-sei ：https://kumazawa.jp/mokichi/tensei/

Top highlights, all in one!

A premium highlight tour you can enjoy in just 3 hours

▼ Visiting Order

Izumibashi Shuzo (Sake Brewery) → Samukawa Jinja (Shrine) → Kumazawa Shuzo (Sake Brewery)

▼ Departure & Arrival Point

　Ebina Station

＜13:05～：Izumibashi Shuzo (Sake Brewery) ＞

▼Duration
　About 30 minutes

▼ Sake Tasting Availability

　〇　※3 glasses for 220 yen

▼ Accepted Payment Methods
Cash・Credit Card・PayPay

▼ Facility Overview

Founded in 1857, Izumibashi Shuzou is a long-established shuzou (sake brewery) located in Ebina.

Guided by the philosophy of “Sake brewing begins with rice cultivation,” the brewery is known nationwide as a rare “cultivation and brewing brewery,”handling everything from rice cultivation to polishing and brewing within Ebina and neighboring areas.

Enjoy tasting sake from the sake servers and discover the unique character of each flavor.

At the café attached to the shop, the tasting set is also highly recommended♪(Last order at 4:00 PM)

▼Official Website
https://izumibashi.com/

＜14:00～： Samukawa Jinja (Shrine) ＞

▼ Duration

　About 30 minutes

▼Facility Overview
　With a history spanning approximately 1,600 years, Samukawa Shrine has long been revered as the Ichinomiya of Sagami Province.
　It is known nationwide as the only guardian deity endowed with the blessing of “Happo-yoke” (protection from misfortune in all directions), believed to ward off calamities related to land, direction, and unlucky years, attracting worshippers of all ages and genders.
　The shrine grounds, rich in greenery, form a sacred space where simply visiting brings a sense of calm and peace.

▼ Highlights

　The straight approach leading from the third torii gate symbolizes the power of Happo-yoke, and walking along it alone can be a serene experience.The stately main hall and the beauty of nature throughout the seasons are also highlights, allowing for a deeply satisfying visit even in a short time.
　After your visit, receiving protective amulets and goshuin (shrine stamps) is highly recommended.

▼Official Website

https://samukawajinjya.jp/

＜14:45～：Kumazawa Shuzo (Sake Brewery) ＞

▼Duration

　About 30 minutes

▼ Sake Tasting Availability

　〇　※2 glasses for 300 yen

▼ Accepted Payment Methods

　Cash・Credit Card・PayPay

▼Facility Overview
　Founded in 1872, Kumazawa Shuzou is the only remaining shuzou (sake brewery) in the Shonan–Chigasaki area, where it has long crafted the Japanese sake “Ten-sei.”
　By honoring the local climate of Shonan and working closely with regional rice and water, the brewery continues to pursue a clean, crisp finish with a smooth and refreshing taste.

▼Highlights

In the underground direct sales cellar located beneath mokichi cafe, you will find Japanese sake, beer, and craft gin brewed and distilled by Kumazawa Shuzou, with tasting available.

At mokichi cafe, light meals such as bread and sausages are offered, while MOKICHI TRATTORIA and Kuramoto Ryori Ten-sei (Brewery Cuisine Restaurant) allow you to enjoy carefully selected food and sake pairings.

Feel free to spend your time as you wish, according to your schedule and mood.

▼Official Website
https://kumazawa.jp/

▼Information on On-site Shops
Underground direct sales cellar：https://kumazawa.jp/mokichi/chikashitsu/
mokichi cafe ：https://kumazawa.jp/mokichi/mokichi-wurst-cafe/
MOKICHI TRATTORIA：https://kumazawa.jp/mokichi/trattoria/
Kuramoto Ryori Ten-sei ：https://kumazawa.jp/mokichi/tensei/

Find the course that suits you best,

and join us on a fun and memorable Japanese sake tour♪

Japanese sake tasting experience at brewery with a Private driver
～Introducing 6 Courses ～

Contents

Dates for Each Course

1. Sightseeing Highlights Course

Course Route & Spot Overview

2. Classic History Discovery Course

Course Route & Spot Overview

3. Leisurely Sake Brewery Tour

Course Route & Spot Overview

4. True Sake Lover’s Course

Course Route & Spot Overview

5. Good Fortune & Power Spot Course

Course Route & Spot Overview

6. Short Highlight Course

Course Route & Spot Overview