Walking tour exploring the sake-brewing town of Fushimi (Kyoto)

Walk Fushimi’s historic sake district, visit Gekkeikan and Kizakura, taste local drinks, and learn how to choose sake with an English-speaking guide.

Walk Fushimi’s historic sake district, visit Gekkeikan and Kizakura, taste local drinks, and learn how to choose sake with an English-speaking guide.

Taste up to 10 sakes in Asakusa with an English-speaking specialist, or book a sommelier-led class on sake styles and production.

Tour Himeji Castle with a private guide, then visit Nadagiku Brewery for a guided look at traditional sake making and a tasting set.

Explore Yame’s tea fields, make matcha, enjoy a traditional lunch, and taste sake on a guided full-day trip in Fukuoka Prefecture.

Compare three sake styles, then sample 50-plus regional bottles at a friendly Shibuya bar near Crossing. Includes an English-speaking guide and 45 minutes of tasting.

Walk Takayama’s Sanmachi Suji, taste local treats and sake, and make a rice cracker with a guide in this two-hour food tour.

Taste Japanese sake with a certified sommelier in Shinjuku, learn food-pairing tips, and get more confident ordering at Tokyo taverns.

See sumo demonstrations, learn the sport’s rules, and enjoy Japanese dinner at HIRAKUZA Ginza, a lively 2-hour-15-minute Tokyo show.

Taste Japanese sake from across Japan in a cozy Asakusa bar, with friendly English-speaking guidance and the option to order local food.

Compare two Asakusa sake experiences: a guided tasting of up to 10 varieties or a sommelier-led lesson with 11 pours.

Visit Zenko-ji, taste Nagano sake, and walk a forest trail to Jigokudani’s wild macaques on this guided day trip.

Make nigiri sushi, prepare ramen and taste sake in a three-hour, English-language cooking class in Tokyo.

Taste Saijo sake at three historic breweries in 90 minutes, with an English-speaking guide, regional specialties, and practical tips before you book.

Learn sake basics, taste six small-brewery pours, and test food pairings and serving styles in a two-hour Tokyo class with a sake professional.

Taste more than 100 Japanese sakes in Tokyo, with self-service pours, friendly staff, and the option to bring your own food.

Taste five or more local sakes at Takayama’s historic Hirase Brewery, with an English-speaking guide explaining brewing, flavor, and local sake culture.

Taste seven Kyoto sake styles with Japanese otsumami, learn to read labels, and leave with practical tips for ordering sake with confidence.

Taste three sakes at Hakata’s only brewery, take home a sake cup, and use a ¥300 voucher toward a bottle at the shop.

Enjoy Tokyo Tower views, an omakase sushi course, five seasonal dishes, and a sparkling sake toast at a welcoming Azabu-Juban counter.

Visit Osaka’s 1716 Naniwa Sake Brewery for a 90-minute look at traditional brewing, award-winning sake tastings, and a wooden masu cup to take home.

Visit rabbit-filled Okunoshima and taste sake in Saijo on a private, English-guided day trip from Hiroshima.

Ride a swan boat on Lake Yamanaka, visit Mount Fuji’s 5th Station, stop at Oishi Park and taste sake on a full-day tour from Tokyo.

Walk Kobe’s Nada sake district, visit four brewery sites, learn traditional brewing, and sample about 10 sakes with an English or Chinese guide.

See Nagano’s snow monkeys, cedar-lined Togakushi Shrine, a historic sake brewery and Zenkoji Temple in one practical day trip.