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Otokoyama Sakezukuri Museum
7-1 Nagayama2jyo, Asahikawa 079-8412, Hokkaido
Open today: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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“Interesting visit if you have 30 mins”
hsienhuit
, Singapore, Singapore
“Free Tasting Sake”
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scoot69
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Some free tasting is available. Some need to be paid for. Small museum showing the process of sake brewing. There are some costumes available for visitors to dress up in and take photos. Also a small slope outside for kids (and adults) to slide down on tyres.
Date of experience: December 2018
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pkh_travels
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Went for sake tasting at Otokoyama Sake Factory. Tasted sparkling sake, No 4 sake and No 1 sake. Bought some rice biscuits and sparkling sake to try. Nice place to visit.
Date of experience: December 2018
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JTANS
Singapore
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It's a very small place. It was on our way, thus we dropped by. Interesting that they had a place where locals came with containers to bring back the spring water (complimentary). The same water they used to produce the sake. Those water must have some good health effect. The surrounding setting gave some very nice picture shots.
Date of experience: November 2018
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Amelia G
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This was a great Sake brewery to visit. There is a museum upstairs and you can watch the history of the brewery on video (in english and other languages) before taking a look at the brewery itself and try its Sake on site. The staff could speak English which was very helpful to us as we had limited Japanese language skills and made it very enjoyable as were were able to learn a lot.
Date of experience: September 2018
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Teratai H
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The place where sake is manufactured in Asahikawa since the samurai era.
Sake tasting is available. There is a nice garden infront for photshot.
The place also have a small museum upstairs.
Different types of sake is sold here. Highly recommended.
Date of experience: October 2017
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