• Saijo - Meet in front of the Tourist Information Center at Saijo Station (located just outside the ticketing gate) https://maps.app.goo.gl/9LB144EpRfWEvhKi9

• Kamotsuru Sake Brewery - Kamotsuru is a trailblazer in Ginjo sake brewing. Watch a 10-minute video on sake making and taste the Daiginjo-Type, “Daiginjo Gold Kamotsuru,” in the Kamotsuru Visitor Room.

• Fukubijin Sake Breweries - Known as the Saijo Brewing School, Fukubijin has produced many exceptional master brewers. Taste “Fukubijin Junmai-Shu.” Warm sake is available during the winter season!

• Kamoizumi Sake Brewery - Kamoizumi was among the first in Japan to brew junmai-shu (pure rice sake) using only rice and koji mold. Sample their signature product, “Junmai Ginjoshu 朱泉 Honjikomi.”

• Saijo Sakaguradori Tourist Information Center - Provides brochures, information about Sakagura-dori Street, and offers souvenirs. Take a restroom break here.

• Kirei Sake Brewery - Kirei Shuzo is known for its dry taste compared to other Saijo sakes. Taste “Yoshidaya’s Sake,” a limited edition sake blended by the brewery and ready to drink that month.

• Saijotsuru Brewery - Saijotsuru uses traditional techniques passed down through generations of Hiroshima sake brewers. Taste “Junmai Daiginjo Genshu Shinzui,” which has received multiple awards from Monde Selection.

• Hakubotan Brewery - One of the oldest sake breweries in Hiroshima Prefecture, founded in 1675. Taste “Hyoka,” an unfiltered sake that has been fresh frozen in a special way, and plum wine soaked in Daiginjo-shu.

• 山陽鶴酒造株式会社 - Sanyotsuru is the only sake brewery west of Saijo Station. Try cloudy sake and purchase sake ware.

• Alcoholic beverages
• English guide

• Services other than the above

Saijo is renowned as one of Japan’s top three sake brewing regions. Within a convenient one-kilometer stroll from Saijo Station, visitors will find seven sake breweries. In just two hours, guests can enjoy a guided tour with an English-speaking guide who shares insights into the history and unique sake offerings of each brewery. Visitors have the opportunity to sample a variety of sake, including Daiginjo, Junmai, and Cloudy sake. Since some breweries typically do not offer tastings on weekdays, this tour provides a rare chance to experience sake from all the breweries.

If there is availability on the day of the tour, registration is open up to 4 hours before it begins. Come and discover your favorite sake!

Please note, according to Japanese law, the legal drinking age is 20. Participants under 20, including infants, are not permitted to join. This is a tasting tour, and the sake brewing process will not be observed.

• More than 15 minutes late of the tour start time will be treated as a cancellation. The amount you paid will not be refunded.
• If the event is suddenly canceled due to bad weather, etc., We will contact you on your registered email by 5pm the day before.
• Tour schedules and cancellation policies are based on local Japan time.
• This tour group is not responsible for any injuries or thefts within the tour.
• The tour schedule above is an example. The order of the sake breweries visited may change depending on the number of groups on the day.
• Even if you decide to not drink alcohol, the tour fee will remain the same.
• Please keep in mind that a part of the course on the day is subject to change
• Spanish-speaking guides can also be arranged. If you require one, please inquire in advance.
• This is a tasting tour. Please note that you will not be able to observe the sake brewing process.
• According to Japanese law, the legal drinking age is 20. Participants under 20, including infants, are not allowed to join.
• This tour features a 2-hour walking tour visiting seven breweries. As you will walk approximately 1.5 km while tasting Sake, we recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.