Kyoto Sake Tour: 3 Breweries, 18+ Tastes!
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Overview
Kyoto: Top Sake Region Tour dives headfirst into Fushimi's famous sake district! This 2.5-hour walking tour is perfect for adults who love to discover new flavors and learn about Japanese culture.
The adventure begins at the Gekkeikan Okura Sake Museum. Here, learn how sake is made through cool exhibits and old-timey tools. Taste some of Gekkeikan's best sakes and grab a souvenir to remember the trip. Next up is Kizakura Country, known for its smooth and easy-to-drink sakes. Say hello to the Kizakura's fun kappa mascot while tasting sake in a historical setting. The last stop is Fushimizu Sake Brewery Alley, where you can try over 18 different sakes. From strong to light, there's a sake for everyone in this flavor-packed alley.
Included in the tour is the guide fee and all alcoholic beverages for the tastings. Not included is brunch and transportation to or from the stations. Get ready for a fun and flavorful sake adventure!




Highlights
Taste premium sake: Sample a wide range of sake at three distinct breweries.
Explore sake history: Discover the secrets of sake-making at the Gekkeikan Okura Sake Museum.
Meet the Kappa: Visit Kizakura Country and meet their playful kappa mascot.
Discover Fushimi Alley: Savor over 18 different sakes at Fushimizu Sake Brewery Alley.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally enjoyed the tour, praising the knowledgeable guides, the variety of sake tastings, and the cultural experience. Some felt the tour could be improved with more food options and longer stops.

Customers say the tour guides are very knowledgeable and friendly.
Visitors enjoyed learning about the sake-making process at each brewery.
Many reviewers highlighted the variety of sake available for tasting.
Several customers mentioned that the tour provided a great introduction to sake for beginners.
Some visitors felt that the tour could have included more food options.
A few reviewers wished there was more time at each location to explore further.
The Journey
Gekkeikan Okura Sake Museum
Step into the world of Gekkeikan, a venerable sake brewery with a history spanning centuries. At the Gekkeikan Okura Sake Museum, uncover the secrets behind their time-honored brewing methods through captivating exhibits showcasing traditional tools and techniques. Indulge in a dynamic tasting session, sampling a diverse selection of their finest sakes, from classic blends to innovative flavors, offering a true taste of Fushimi's sake heritage. Discover why Gekkeikan is not just a sake, but a legacy.
Kizakura Country
Immerse yourself in the whimsical charm of Kizakura Country, where the pure waters of Fushimi meet exceptional sake craftsmanship. Tour the Kizakura brewery and witness firsthand the meticulous process behind their high-quality sake. Be captivated by the enchanting Kappa, the mythical water sprite who serves as Kizakura's mascot, a symbol of their unique blend of tradition and playful innovation. Complete your visit with a tasting of three distinct sakes, each reflecting Kizakura's unwavering commitment to perfection. Explore the captivating blend of tradition and cultural charm at Kizakura Country.
Fushimizu Sake Brewery Alley
Venture into Fushimizu Sake Brewery Alley, a bustling hub in the heart of Fushimi, where the spirit of sake comes alive. More than just a place for delicious Kyoto cuisine, this vibrant alley is a sake lover's paradise. Sample an astounding array of 18 different sakes, each a unique expression of the Fushimi terroir and the artistry of its brewers. Challenge your palate and discover new favorites as you navigate the diverse flavors and stories behind each brew. Experience the energy and passion of Fushimi's sake culture in this lively and unforgettable destination.
Know Before You Go
The Kyoto Sake Tour includes the guide fee and all alcoholic beverages for the sake tastings. Brunch and transportation to and from the stations are not included. Make sure to meet your tour guide at the designated meeting point to begin your sake adventure!
Hot Tip
Many past visitors recommend eating a good meal before the tour, as the sake tastings can be quite generous. It's also a good idea to take your time at each brewery to fully appreciate the different flavors and learn about the brewing process.