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Shiso E-Bike Tour: Cycle Harima's Sake History!

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Overview

Quotes Logo E-bike Cycling through the naturally rich Shiso region lets people see old places where sake was first made in Harima. It's a fun bike ride through the pretty countryside.

Folks will visit Ichinomiya Shrine, where the oldest sake recipes are written. They'll also see Niwata Shrine and Iwa Shrine, which are important to the area's history. The tour uses electric bikes, so it's easy to ride through the quiet countryside. People can expect a yummy lunch with local, healthy, fermented foods. At the end, the tour goes to a sake place. There, people can learn how sake is made the old way. This tour is great for anyone who likes history and yummy food!

The tour includes a guide, a helmet, and the use of an electric bike. Lunch at Sake Brewery, visits at Sake no Furusato no Jinja (Sake Hometown Shrine), and Iwa Jinja Shrine are included. It does not include private transportation or tips. Quotes Logo

Highlights

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Explore Historic Sake Sites: See where sake brewing started in Harima at important shrines.

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Easy E-Bike Ride: Ride through the countryside without getting too tired on an electric bike.

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Taste Local Food: Enjoy a healthy lunch made with foods from the area.

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Learn About Sake: Visit a sake brewery and see how they make sake the old way.

Sentiment Analysis

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Customers generally had a very positive experience, appreciating the beautiful scenery, knowledgeable guides, and unique cultural insights. They especially loved the ease of using e-bikes and the sake brewery experience. Quotes Logo

  • Positive Highlight Icon Customers enjoyed the scenic views and peaceful atmosphere of the countryside.

    Positive Highlight Icon Many reviewers highlighted the knowledgeable and friendly guides who made the tour engaging.

    Positive Highlight Icon The electric bikes were praised for making the cycling easy and enjoyable for all fitness levels.

    Positive Highlight Icon The sake brewery visit and tasting were a favorite part of the tour for many visitors.

  • Negative Highlight Icon Some found the lunch portion small.

    Negative Highlight Icon A few reviewers wished for more time at certain stops.

The Journey

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Sake no Furusato no Jinja (Sake Hometown Shrine)

Visit the revered "Sake Hometown Shrine," a sacred site deeply connected to the art of sake brewing. This shrine is believed to safeguard and bless the sake-making process, making it a pilgrimage site for brewers and sake enthusiasts alike. Immerse yourself in the spiritual essence of sake production, where tradition and craftsmanship intertwine.

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Iwa Jinja Shrine

Explore Iwa Jinja, the premier shrine (Ichinomiya) of Harima Province, steeped in history and spiritual significance. Wander through the serene grounds, admire the traditional architecture, and connect with the deep cultural roots of the region. Experience the profound sense of peace and history that permeates this sacred site, a testament to centuries of tradition and reverence.

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Sake Brewery Lunch

Indulge in a unique culinary experience at a local sake brewery, where you can savor a delightful lunch expertly paired with the brewery's finest sakes. Immerse yourself in the world of sake, learn about the brewing process, and enjoy the harmonious blend of flavors in a traditional setting. Discover the art of sake appreciation and treat your palate to an unforgettable gastronomic adventure.

Know Before You Go

This tour includes a guide to show you around, a helmet to keep you safe, and an e-bike to ride. You'll also get a ticket for local noodles. What's not included is how you get to the meeting spot and back, and tips for the guide. Be sure to meet your guide at the designated meeting point. The tour does not offer private transportation.

Hot Tip

Some people say the lunch isn't very big, so it might be a good idea to bring a snack. Also, wear comfy shoes for riding your bike.

From ¥13000 Price

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