Private Tour in the Largest Sake Brewery in Japan

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1. The Hakutsuru Sake Brewery Museum was opened by remodeling the main brewery No. 1, which was actually used for sake brewing until the mid-1960s. Inside, the traditional sake brewing process is preserved and the work is recreated. The process of making sake is displayed in a three-dimensional and easy-to-understand manner, including life-sized dolls. There are free and paid tastings. Multilingual audio guide available.

   1 h

2. Developing the world of sake that freely moves through the present, past, and future, It is a space where you can fully experience the idea that ``Knowing is fun.'' There are free and paid tastings.

   1 h

3. In our desire to convey the traditional culture of sake brewing to as many people as possible, we have installed equipment that allows visitors to observe the entire process behind glass. There are free and paid tastings.

   1 h

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How it compares in Kobe

• Its from-price is 54% below the median of the 198 experiences we list in Kobe.
• Its length is typical for the group.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Kobe

Kobe is a port city on Osaka Bay, set between the sea and the Rokko mountains, known for its beef, foreign-style hillside houses and hot springs.

Kobe is a long, narrow city squeezed between Osaka Bay and the Rokko Mountains, which rise steeply behind it. It opened as a treaty port in 1868, and its foreign merchants left a hillside district, Kitano, of European-style mansions, churches and cafés. Nankinmachi is a compact Chinatown. At the harbour, the red Port Tower and the Meriken Park waterfront look out over the bay.

Top-ranked sights in Kobe: Kobe Harborland, Kobe Port Tower, Kobe Maritime Museum.

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