Top Asia Sake Tasting and Brewery Tours

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Tokyo Food Tour - Sangenjaya Back Alleys - Izakaya Experience - Private Tour

• Savor authentic Tokyo food on this "izakaya" tour of Sangenjaya, a vibrant neighborhood that’s away from the city tourist trail. You’ll tour the Japanese pubs, known as izakaya, where after-work drinkers and friends go to socialize over local snacks and beer. Giving you an insight into Tokyo culture, the experience is perfect for those looking for a taste of local life with delicious Japanese food that won’t be found on any tourist menus.
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Sushi Pairing with Premium Japanese Liquor

• Understanding sushi with taste, knowledge and feelings The best possible pairing tour dedicated for Sushi with veterans of Tsukiji Fish Market. Includes Sake, Japanese Whisky, Japanese Wine, Japanese Craft Gin, Japanese Craft Beer and so on.This is aimed at those who want to deepen the understandings and the knowledge of Japanese craft liquors and its combination with Good Sushi.
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3 Hours Kyoto Insider Sake Experience

• Gain a better understanding of sake during this tour that explores the Fushimi Sake District of Kyoto. During this tour, visit Gekkeikan Okura Sake Museum, one of the largest sake breweries in Fushimi, and end your visit with a sake-tasting session. Not only will your guide be able to explain the basics of sake and introduce you to new kinds you may have never tried, but your tastings will also be paired with Japanese snacks that enhance the tasting experience. 
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Tsukiji and Asakusa - 2 major complex

• In Tsukiji fish market, you can enjoy fat tuna. 70% of store in the market deal with tuna, because tuna is king of Sushi.You can eat not only sashimi (raw fish), but also grill ones in street stand. If it's sunny, I will take you to beautiful Japanese garden, next to Tsukiji market. At teahouse there, you can drink powdered Japanese tea (Matcha), used at tea ceremony.Asakusa is traiditonal fancy town, and you are looking for Japanese traditional items as suvenior (folding fan, Chopstick, wind bell Japanese lantern and so on), it has big shopping street good enough for you. Then you can see Sensouji temple, very If you have an interest in wearing Japanese traditional clothes (Kimono), you can use the service of rental kimono (3000 yen).Please enjoy Japanese cultural experince in Tokyo!
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Kyoto sake tasting near Fushimi Inari

• Sip sake near the Fushimi Inari Shrine in Kyoto during this afternoon tasting tour. You’ll learn about the different grades of sake, visit breweries and liquor stores, and discover why the area around the shrine is known for its production of high quality, sweet-tasting sake. More more than 30 types of sake are available for you to try, so you’ll be sure to leave the tour with a favorite in mind.
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Made In Kyoto Shopping Tour with a Local: Tastes of Tea, Sweets and Sake

• With so many shopping choices in Kyoto, it can be overwhelming as a tourist to know which are the best places to visit. Take the stress out of shopping, by going on a shopping tour with a local. You’ll have multiple tastings, including tea, sweets, and sake. You’ll also learn about the history of the artisan products you see, meet local artisans, and wander through Fushimi Momoyama shopping area, and Gion.
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Ogawamachi: The Land of Washi Paper and Sake Brewing

• [Private Tour] Visit the historic town of Ogawamachi, also known as "Small Kyoto". Learn about traditional Japanese paper; washi and Japanese sake in Ogawamachi, a town built around a river, roughly an hour away from central Tokyo. Ogawa, meaning small river, is where the name of this town comes from, and the water of this river is what is used in creating Ogawamachi's washi and sake. The creation process of washi in this town is registered as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, and on this tour you will get the chance to try it yourself! You will also visit a sake brewing factory and a 100% locally produced and consumed craft beer shop where you can taste local drinks. Make sure to explore the old back streets of Ogawamachi that have stayed unchanged for centuries!
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Sake Brewery Tour and All-you-can-drink Sake in Tokyo

• Sake (rice wine) is one of the things that Japanese people take pride in and a lot of people, both locals and tourists, are in love with this drink. If you have ever been curious about how Japanese people make this delicious drink then the Toshimaya Shuzo Sake Brewery Tour is perfect for you. In the Toshimaya Shuzo Sake Brewery Tour, you will visit one of the many breweries in Tokyo that specialize in the art of brewing sake.  As you tour the brewery, our local guide will help you learn and understand the process that happens when making sake; you will also learn about the brewery’s history. After that, ready yourselves as you partake in all-you-can-drink sake while tasting some of the best sake in the country. Compare their tastes and you can always ask everything about it to our local guide.
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Shanghai Foodie Walking Tour B

• It is a 4hour foodie and walking tour.Economic and interesting.Going by metro line,you will experience local life.People square is our city center.There are a group of magnificent buildings like museum, the exhibition hall, and the grand theater. Yunnan Road,Shanghai's oldest food court.Our tour guide will let you taste steamed dumpling,poached chicken and Onion Noodles(at least 3 dishes) .In Tianzifang,you can find the special architecture of old shanghai city. Peoples, who lived in shanghai in their life, still live here. it’s also a good shopping area. There are a lot of beautiful, special and unique goods. The stores are little, but very characteristic with full of art beauty.
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Join in Sake Making Process in Historical Sake Brewery

• Go into a sake brewery and experience one of the process of sake making！ Normally it is not allowed for outsiders to go in the sake brewery during the winter season, when they are in the progress of sake making. However, with this program, you can go into a traditional sake brewery and experience sake making! The sake brewery has an adjoining restaurant which serves casual French cuisines with local ingredients. Enjoy tasting and great paring of sake and delicious French! Highlight-Experience Sake Brewery -French lunch and Sake Tasting-Enjoy tasting and great paring of sake and delicious French-A bottle of original sake will be given
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Sake Tasting Class with a sake sommelier

• Join our sake lesson to discover new styles and sample sake pairings with a sommelier for 2 hours. Demystify sake through learning and exploring your taste buds. 
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Kyoto Night Bar hopping tour in Nishiki and Pontocho

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• Enjoy an action-packed evening in Kyoto learning about Japanese food and drink. You won’t have to worry about navigating or getting lost as a guide will lead the way. By traveling in a small group, you’ll have better access to your guide for questions. Explore Nishiki Market together, visit a secret bar, restaurants, and learn about Kyoto’s Geisha culture in Pontocho. You’ll enjoy food and drink tastings along the way, making it a fun and interactive experience.
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Sake & Classy Rakish Tour Tokyo Style

• The tour area is Ryogoku. The spirits of the the emir culture. New ideas or new things keep being created from the old embraced there. Man, fine sake brands brewed in other prefectures are transported to a largest and the capital city, Tokyo. So, Ryogoku too as a Part of it. We visit to a local sake shop and two sake places for tasting of neat quantity at each place. Fun visiting to a history museum to come across to the vigorous Edo period. of a feudal lord residence to walk around with a view of the Tokyo SkyTree Tower up over there. A refined tour in Tokyo style.
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Tokyo Food Tour - Retro Akabane Tour - Izakaya Experience

• Akabane, a residential neighborhood in Northern Tokyo, is a popular evening destination for locals. Let your English-speaking guide walk you through the retro charm of its narrow alleys, glowing with red paper lanterns, as you eat and drink your way through 3 traditional izakayas. Enjoy the nightlife in a relaxed way as you try at least 10 Japanese delicacies and 3 drinks like sake, shochu and hoppy.
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Tokyo Essential Tour by car

• You can enjoy three must-see spots for 6 hours by private luxury car. Quite comfort and east.After the tour you can go for yourself with practical knowledge for tourists. Great cost for value and this is the best-practice tour for surely.
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Kyoto Temple, Shrine, Geiko & Sake Tour

• Visit ancient shrines and temples of Kyoto-- Nanzen-ji Temple, Kiyomizudera Temple, and Yasaka Shrine. Your guide shows you how to respectfully cleanse yourself and offer prayers before entering the sacred places. This small group tour includes information about each stop and history of the area going back 2,677 years. Lunch is included, and the tour ends with shopping and sake tasting in the Gion district, where you may see Geisha and Maiko (apprentice Geisha).
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Tokyo Local Bar Hopping

• 1. We will go to three different styles of izakaya on this tour: standing bar style, snack bar style, and public style. These each have different purposes, and in visiting them we can feel the change in atmosphere between each, and fully understand the concept of the key aspect of the Japanese lifestyle known as the izakaya.2. We can drink ‘koshu’, aged Japanese sake!3. These are all regular bar hopping stops for us. They are not made to cater to tourists, but have their own style maintained for years.4. We want to help you share a common friendly atmosphere with regulars and locals at the places we visit, and create a local bridge so you can be a participant, not an observer in the action.5. We’ll try the drinks and food that are representative of the izakaya style.6. We’ll analyze the night town of Shinbashi from a sociological perspective, and draw a full understanding of Tokyo nightlife as a whole.
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Osaka Donut & Lunch Making, Culture & Drinking Tour

• Me. You are going to spend the day with an awesome Guide that has been in Japan since 1983, been an ex-Assistant F&B Director for Hotels and Restaurants in Japan for many years and knows Japan's history & culture like no other.You will learn a lot with me while having an awesome time. I want you to feel as if you are hanging out with your friend in Japan and we are just making the rounds, while having a lot of memories made for your trip!Kind regards,Richard
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1.5 Hours Kyoto Insider Sake Experience

• Sake—traditional rice wine—is Japan’s most famous drink and Kyoto’s Fushimi District is renowned for its sake production, home to over 30 breweries. On this tour, find out how sake is made, discover the many varieties, and learn which sake suits each occasion. Sample seven different sakes, accompanied by tasty Japanese snacks, and leave with a cheat sheet to help you order your favorite sakes while in Japan.
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Sake and Food Experience at Brewery

• Let's go deep into Japanese sake culture with our unique experience!-Pick you up by unique vehicle Tuktuk and go through the rice fields in the countryside -Take you inside the brewery and give a instruction by a knowledgeable staff of the brewery with English guidance -Try some sake and select one or more that you like at brewery shop after you look at the real brewing facilities -Experience putting a fire on an old Japanese stove at the dining kitchen -Enjoy food and sake pairing in the Japanese old house which has a history of 300 years We start the brewery tour and see the facilities that are now actually used to brew sake and then move to the brewery shop. After you select one sake each at the shop, we walk to a Japanese old house where you enjoy sake and Japanese food pairing. This combination makes this experience so unique. It's only here you can experience brewery tour, sake tasting, use of old kitchen, and enjoying sake with Japanese food.
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All-you-can-drink Sake Tasting in Tokyo

• Get a crash course in sake with this guided tasting in Tokyo. Choose from over 100 kinds of sake and learn about how this popular rice wine is made including the fermentation and aging processes. Sample hard to find regional and seasonal sake from all over Japan. Get advice on how to shop for sake in Japan and at home.
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Sake Tasting

• You will have the chance to taste the famous japanese rice alcohol, Sake. You will taste 9 different Sake coming from all over Japan. Sake is a traditional alcoholic beverage in Japan. It's made through fermentation, like beer and wine. Sake is made from rice, a staple food in Japan. Sake is an important part of the japanese daily life and culture. Less than 2,000 sake breweries exist in Japan today. The modern trends includind the notion of local production lead to the development of new varieties of Sake, different varieties of sake rice, and type of yeats used in fermentation. Japanese appetizer will be offered to fully enjoy the experience.
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Visit the Largest Cave Storehouse of Sake and Taste the Sake Aged in the Cave

• *PLAN NAME      Visit the Largest Cave Storehouse of Sake and Taste the Sake Aged in the Cave*OUTLINE　Visit the natural storehouse of Japanese sake said to be the largest in Japan. Welcome to the brewer's VIP room! Enjoy tasting a wide variety of sake starting from the aged Daiginjoshu matured in the cave.　　　　　　　　
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Sake Brewery Visit and Tasting Tour in Hida

• If you’re interested in learning how sake is made, this is the tour for you. A guide will meet you at the station and take you to the brewery, so you won’t have to worry about getting lost. Visit the historic Tenryo Sake Brewery, which is one of the oldest sake breweries in Hida region. A sake brewer will show you the step-by-step process of making sake. A highlight is being able to taste 5 or more different sakes, and conveniently, tastings are included.
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