[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin

[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin

[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin
[Niigata / Furumachi] Private Sake tasting in the heart of a Shinto shrin

Important Information

  • . Age limit: 20~100
  • . Activitty cancellation: Cancelation may occur due to natural disaster or store circumstances
  • . Notices: Please let us know if you are uncomfortable sitting on the floor. If that is the case, we can prepare chairs for you!

Experience details

Included
  • Tour fee, alcohol fee, meal fee, tax
Not Included
  • Transportation Fee
Meeting Point

Please enter your desired time when applying for the plan. 9: 00-17: 00 Please come 10 minutes before your reservation time.
Furumachi Shinmei-Gu Arrive to the location yourself

Venue Address

500 Furumachidori, Chuo-ku, Niigata City, Niigata 951-8063

Provided by

EDGE OF NIIGATA

Schedule
  • 1 to 2 hours
  • 1 hour and 30 minutes

Booking (3 steps)

1
Check availability and select date
2
Choose your start time
3
Select participants or quantity

Description

Sake has a long history in Japan. Since 700 AD it was used in religious ceremonies. For almost 1000 years, sake was mainly produced in Shrines and temples. Even now, Sake is one of the main offerings left for Shinto Gods.

Learn all about the history of this ancient relationship, while tasting the delicious Niigata Sake in the heart of a Shinto Shrine.