• Nishinomiya Shrine - Nishinomiya Shrine is the head shrine dedicated to Ebisu-sama, who is revered as a god of good fortune.
  Ebisu-sama is worshipped as the god of prosperity and business, and has become prosperous along with the famous sake from Nishinomiya, one of the five Nada districts.
  It is also said that Ebisu-sama appeared from the sea, and is said to bring great blessings to foreign visitors who cross the sea to visit the shrine.

The main shrine, a national treasure, was burnt down in an air raid in 1945, but has been restored to almost its original state and retains its beauty.
(It is currently under renovation until November 2024.)

• Hakushika Memorial Museum - This sake museum was built on the land where an old sake brewery once stood, using part of the building used at the time, along with tools and kiln space. We hope visitors can feel the sake brewing traditions that have been passed down through the ages, and we hope to convey the “spirit of Japan” to the world of sake brewing in a broad and deep way.
• Hakushika Classics - Let’s make a toast.（Kampai）
  After learning about sake, the tasting will be more flavorful.

We will stop at two recommended sake breweries to sample approximately 10 different types of sake. Your guide will pick out the sake that he/she recommends (Nama-shu, Shin-shu, old Junmai-Ginjo-shu, etc.)

In the sake brewery, you can enjoy not only sake, but also food that goes well with sake, sake glasses, and other items for shopping.

• English speaking guide
• Sake tasting (approximately 10 cups) from at least 3 bottles of sake (including DASSAI)
• Food pairing

• Cost of tastings and refreshments at breweries and BARs.

Bono, an international sake taster, will guide you. Everything you need to know about the sake experience is here. What do you want to know about Sake? The process? The taste? History and culture? Want to find out what you like? Want to know what dishes go best with sake? Want to buy a special gift? Or maybe you just want to talk with other sake lovers? Guides who love sake will talk about the history, culture, and sake making process in this city, where the history of sake brewing is said to have started in Nishinomiya, and help you find the sake of your choice and the food that goes best with it. This tour is suitable for those who are interested in sake and even for experts such as sake tasters. Category : Sake Breweries and Tasting and food pairings Tour Duration : 4 hours 1:00 pm – 17:00 pm English speaking guide / Sake tasting（Approximately 10 cups）from at least 3 bottles of sake( including DASSAI)/ Food at pairing ※Please write a review when the special price is applied.

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