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6 saijo sake brewery tours travellers rate highest in Hiroshima. Each entry covers what is included, who is running it and what it costs, so the comparison sits in one place.
Walk Saijo’s brewery streets for 2 hours, tasting eight sake styles at seven breweries with an English guide and easy pace.
“We had a great time with the brilliant Ione as a guide. Learnt a lot about the Saijo area and the history and brewing techniques for sake. I would recommend this tour over those that visit only a couple of locations, much more complete and more fun!”
Guided Saijo sake tasting across 7 nearby breweries near Hiroshima. Learn brewing history, sample clean gentle styles, and choose favorites in 2 hours.
Walk between three Saijo breweries in 90 minutes, taste daiginjo and junmai styles, and learn how Hiroshima sake fits its place and season.
“A very concise yet in-depth overview of the sake making process, learning what makes it unique and how more premium styles of sake are made. Our guide was enthusiastic, incredibly knowledgable and a lot of fun to be with. ThougRead more”
Tour Saijo’s breweries with tastings, visit Mitate Shrine, and make your own spring-water ink sake label at Sanyotsuru.
“The sake tour I took was a rich experience. The tour guide was knowledgeable about Japan's history and how sake intertwined with it. The sake tour was great got to see the tools used and was explained from the owner about the proceRead more”
Walk Saijo in Hiroshima with an English guide, visit historic sake breweries, taste multiple styles, and enjoy lunch plus dessert. 3 hours.
“Masa was a kind, patient, and affable tour guide who introduced us to some wonderful sake breweries and local favorite restaurants. Highly recommended if you have any interest in how sake is made or want to try a few with a knowledgeable guide and translator (especially the unique Hiroshima brews with their special soft mountain…”
Hiroshima Saijo sake tasting visits seven breweries in about two hours with guided tastings, history, and an easy walk from Saijo Station.
“Ram was a wonderful guide & very knowledgeable for this saki tour. he gave us history and entered all of our questions, the other father and son in the group from Australia were fun and filled out the tour.. Ram also was very attentive and helpful to me being a senior man 87 years old.…”
