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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
“Well worth a visit”
...especially if you have never been to a sake brewery before and would like to taste the... read more
Carl B
, Kaminoyama, Japan
Loekito1824
Jakarta, Indonesia
165113
Free Tasting Sake
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Date of experience: June 2018
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Carl B
Kaminoyama, Japan
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...especially if you have never been to a sake brewery before and would like to taste the differences between sweet and dry. There is a good selection of samples and of course to be able to buy from a wide variety.
Date of experience: March 2019
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anglolisa
Les Houches, France
834
This is the Otokoyama sake brewing facility, with a tasting area and 2 floors of exhibits. The exhibits are interesting. I think they have insufficient explanation, for example of all the fascinating wooden tools on the top floor.
I suspect it’s a lot more interesting during the brewing season (October or November?)
Date of experience: February 2019
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Mel13H
Gold Coast, Australia
8347
If you have an hour or so spare. Pop in and browse the exhibits. No admission cost. Most exhibits are only in Japanese, however there is a short video in English which makes the visit worthwhile. Downstairs you are welcome to try Sake for free or upgrade to their ‘Gold Sake’ for 200 yen,
Date of experience: February 2019
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scoot69
Singapore
6736
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
Singapore, Singapore
658327
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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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