• Embark on a Japanese sake-tasting journey in Nada, Kobe, Japan's top sake-producing area, known for its renowned Junmai Sake "Pure Nada Sake" and its rich history of sake production since the Edo Period, where you can explore various sake breweries and receive a special souvenir of fresh spring water in a bottle shaped like Kobe Port Tower.
• Don't miss out on the special gift during this tour of Nada Gogo Sake Brewery—a solid bottle shaped like the iconic Kobe Port Tower, filled with fresh spring water sourced from Mt. Rokko, which not only serves as a refreshing beverage but can also be repurposed for various uses even after consumption, making it a unique keepsake to cherish.

This museum exhibits the process and tools used to make sake in Kiku-Masamune Sake Brewery. Almost all of the exhibitions are designated as Important Cultural Properties in Japan. Visitors can experience the craftsman's work and life, and the sake brewing process passed down through the tools used in the brewery. Taru Sake Meister Factory Tour This tour is held by Kiku-Masamune Sake Brewery Museum. You can learn about the charm of sake barrels, which have been passed down through the ages. After that, you can also taste two types of Japanese sake by having a tour of the Taru Sake Meister Factory at no extra charge. Please enjoy the traditional culture of sake production through this tour. You will spend at KikuMasamune Sake Brewery around 90 minutes. (30 minutes will be transfer from Hanshin Uozaki Station to there and return)