This tour offers a special opportunity to experience the deep sake culture and traditions of Saijo, Hiroshima. For over 120 years, Saijoturu has crafted sake using time-honored methods passed down through generations. On this tour, you'll explore the brewery, learn about the production process and historical context, and gain a true appreciation for the depth of sake making.

Following exploring the brewery, enjoy a relaxed tasting session with your guide, where you'll learn how to savor sake like a local, along with insights into the region's brewing knowledge.

Your guide, Ione, originally from the Basque region of Spain, has lived in Hiroshima for over 20 years. As a certified SSI Nihonshu (Sake) Navigator with a profound understanding of Japanese culture, Ione is passionate about the microorganisms and craftsmanship involved in sake production and will introduce you to the world of sake in an accessible way.

Spend a special time in a traditional sake brewery. Immerse yourself in Hiroshima's sake culture and savor exquisite Japanese sake on the Saijoturu Brewery Tour.

Saijo in Hiroshima is known as one of Japan's ‘Big Three’ Sake-Producing Regions. Just steps from Saijo Station, this picturesque town is home to seven unique sake breweries, all nestled within walking distance. Stroll through its charming, historic streets, an English-speaking guide will lead you on an immersive journey into the history, tradition, and craftsmanship that define Saijo’s legendary sake culture. This efficient 2-hour tour takes you to all seven breweries.

A true highlight of the experience is the opportunity to taste carefully curated sake selections at each brewery – including exclusive, locally brewed varieties you won’t find anywhere else. Some breweries that don’t usually offer tastings on weekdays open their doors just for this tour. Whether you're new to sake or a devoted sake lover, you’re bound to find a new favorite.

Same-day bookings are available up to 4 hours before the tour, subject to availability.

Join us for a journey that delights all five senses – and experience the beauty of Japanese culture and the art of sake brewing firsthand.

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of sake with our special tour, where you'll experience the rich nature and culture of Saijo, Hiroshima, through all five senses. Accompanied by an English-speaking guide, you’ll visit three sake breweries, taking time to enjoy the unique traditions and flavors each brewery proudly offers. This is a journey to connect with the local sake-making heritage and the passion of the people behind it.

The experience includes a calligraphy session where you can create your own artwork with a brush, which will then become a unique, personalised label for your sake bottle – a perfect travel memento and special souvenir.

To wrap up the day, enjoy a pairing dinner at a local restaurant, where carefully selected Setouchi cuisine is matched with local sake. It’s a moment to savor the perfect harmony between food and sake, while immersing yourself in the heart of Japanese culture and hospitality.

Saijo in Hiroshima is known as one of Japan's ‘Big Three’ Sake-Producing Regions.This tour takes you to three of the seven breweries located within walking distance of Saijo Station, allowing you to explore efficiently in just 1.5 hours. With an English-speaking guide, you’ll learn about the sake-making process and the history behind each brewery.

During the tour, you’ll have the opportunity to sample each brewery’s recommended sake. From Daiginjo and Junmai to plum wine, you'll taste a wide variety of brews—perfect for discovering a sake you truly enjoy. Plus, you’ll have the rare chance to try sake from breweries that typically don’t offer tastings on weekdays.

This tour is a great way to experience the charm of Japanese sake in a short amount of time, making it ideal to fit into your sightseeing plans. We invite you to enjoy a memorable sake brewery tour in Saijo!

Join a relaxed and beginner-friendly sake tasting experience in the heart of Asakusa, Tokyo, just minutes from Asakusa Station. Enjoy unlimited tastings of over 50 types of sake from across Japan—drink as much as you like!

No prior knowledge is needed. Your English-speaking host will guide you through the world of sake, introducing the basics and explaining the unique characteristics of different varieties.

Explore the rich diversity of Japan’s national drink, from traditional brews crafted by historic breweries to innovative styles made by modern producers. Each sake has been carefully selected by an expert to showcase the best of Japan’s regional and artisanal brewing.

After the tasting, you’ll also have the chance to purchase your favorite bottles to take home.

Discover the flavors, stories, and culture behind sake in a welcoming and educational setting—perfect for both first-timers and enthusiasts alike.

Sake is a key part of Japanese culture, from its traditional brewing methods designated an Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO to the many celebrations where it's served, enjoyed and shared. With countless varieties and subtle nuances, however, exploring the world of sake can be overwhelming at first. That's where the guidance and knowledge of a professional proves invaluable.

Hide, your host is an English-speaking sake sommelier who uses his extensive experience living abroad to share his passion for the sake of the world. With contagious enthusiasm, he will show you what makes sake so special, how to differentiate between varieties, and how to find the best variety to suit your tastebuds.

You'll start with a 30-minute workshop led by Hide on all things sake. Learn about how it's made, its many varieties, and its impact on Japanese culture. What are the unique processes of making sake? What kind of rituals and ceremonies feature sake? Find the answers to all your pressing questions from Hide.

Next, enjoy tasting up to 10 varieties of sake from across Japan. Guided by Hide, you can choose from over 50 varieties, from dry to sweet, cloudy to sharp, sparkling or still. Your host will support you in finding your new favorite and even purchase a bottle to take home if you'd like.

Discover the drink that captivates a nation in this approachable, beginner-friendly sake workshop and tasting led by an expert in the field.

This workshop combines two of Japan’s most famous specialties, sushi and sake, which pair exceptionally well. Let an English-speaking guide lead you through making sushi rolls by hand, which you will then enjoy while tasting ten types of sake with guidance from your host.

You’ll first learn the basics of making sushi rolls and get hands-on rolling your sushi with fresh ingredients. You’ll assemble your sushi set with fresh ingredients like raw tuna, mackerel, Japanese omelet, tuna mayonnaise and cucumber.

Once all your sushi rolls are complete, you’ll move on to the tasting section of the experience, where you’ll enjoy your meal with ten different types of sake (non-alcoholic drinks and dessert are available as an alternative for participants under the age of 20.)

Discover how Japanese sake can enhance the flavors of sushi while learning about both in this beginner-friendly workshop in Asakusa, Tokyo.

Experience flow:

- Arrival and welcome from your host

- Brief explanation of hand-rolled sushi and how to make it

- Hand-rolled sushi-making session using fresh ingredients like raw tuna, mackerel, tuna mayonnaise, etc.

- Enjoy your sushi meal paired with ten types of sake (participants under 20 years of age will be served non-alcoholic drinks and dessert instead)

Discover the nuances and intricacies of Japanese sake in this tasting in Asakusa, Tokyo, led by a specialized native English speaker. With different colors, flavors and brewing processes, there are seemingly endless varieties, but if you want to truly understand the differences between each, let an expert fill you in on the details and guide you through the beginning of your sake journey.

You will learn about the basics of sake, its cultural significance and its different varieties, and taste up to 10 kinds (depending on your choices) out of over 50 options. If you've never had sake before or are unsure where to start, your host will provide guidance and share expert advice so you can find your new favorite.

The sake selection in this experience is meant to showcase and highlight breweries from all over Japan, from historical crafters that adhere to longstanding traditional methods to contemporary brewers with less orthodox ways. Sip through distinct varieties to savor their differences and deepen your understanding of Japan's national drink in a beginner-friendly, relaxed setting only a few minutes from Asakusa Station.

Explore Osaka, Kobe, and Kyoto, or other areas in Kansai your way with Have Fun in Kansai 1-Week Free Pass — a convenient digital pass valid for any 3 attractions, activities, or restaurants of your choice over 7 days from first use.

The pass has a QR code for simple admission, letting you skip the trouble of arranging tickets. It can be used at a wide variety of attractions, activities, and restaurants, so you can plan a Kansai itinerary that suits your style.

Popular options include:

Osaka Gourmet Walk Ticket

Umeda Sky Building Kuchu Teien Observatory

Kobe Nunobiki Herb Gardens & Ropeway

TOEI Kyoto Studio Park

Have Fun in Japan 2-Weeks Free Pass gives you access to 21 attractions across all 14 participating regions. From World Heritage sites and historic landmarks to authentic Japanese food experiences, explore the best of Japan in just two weeks.

A must-have digital pass for a smooth and unforgettable journey!

Explore Tokyo and its surroundings with this great-value pass! Choose any 3 facilities from a selection of top attractions and enjoy them all within one week. Highlights include popular destinations like Tokyo Joypolis, Small World Miniature Museum, Spa LaQua, Tokyo Dome City Amusement Park, and even shopping coupons for BIC CAMERA. Best of all, it’s super flexible—valid for up to 270 days from the date of purchase!

This pass lets you choose any three attractions, making it the ideal way to explore Hokkaido! Savour the island's famous yakiniku and Wajima beef with an exclusive ¥1,000 discount, and enjoy a special discounted package to the iconic Asahiyama Zoo. Come and experience the stunning beauty of Hokkaido with Have Fun in Hokkaido 1-Week Free Pass! 

Discover the stunning southern islands of Japan and immerse yourself in the rich Ryukyu culture with Have Fun in Okinawa 1-Week Free Pass. Enjoy unique experiences like a semi-submersible boat tour, the lush Southeast Botanical Gardens with over 1,300 tropical plant species, and the immersive DMM Kariyushi Aquarium—where you can get up close with otters and even feed sloths! Choose 3 exciting attractions from a wide range of options and discover Okinawa your way—with adventure, nature, and unforgettable memories, all in one easy pass.

Have Fun in Hiroshima 1-Week Free Pass offers access to top attractions in Hiroshima for one week. Enjoy free entry to popular sites like Hiroshima Orizuru Tower and the Yamato Museum, along with food and beverage vouchers at select restaurants and stores. The pass also includes access to various transportation options, such as cruise ships and high-speed boats, making your Hiroshima experience even more convenient and enjoyable.

Blue Symphony is a sightseeing limited express train connecting Osaka with Yoshino in Nara, known for its classic, calming design. Onboard, passengers can unwind in the lounge car while enjoying local sake brewed with Nara’s pristine water, all while taking in scenic views through large windows.

The railway journey reveals a tapestry of historical landscapes and seasonal beauty, from cherry blossoms in spring to vivid autumn foliage. The area is celebrated for its pure water, which supports a thriving sake-making culture. This area is perfect for those who wish to spend time leisurely in a serene atmosphere.

AONIYOSHI is a sightseeing limited express train connecting Osaka, Kyoto, and Nara, with a design reflecting the elegance of Japanese culture from over 1300 years ago. Travelling through Kyoto and Nara, once flourishing capitals of Japan, the train offers a unique opportunity to experience the country's deep history and cultural richness. From the train windows, you can enjoy scenic views of ancient palace ruins, peaceful landscapes, and timeless architecture such as shrines, temples, and traditional townscapes full of charm.

This region is also deeply connected to Japan’s sake-making heritage. In Fushimi (Kyoto), one of Japan’s most renowned sake-producing areas, you can enjoy a wide variety of local brews at nearby restaurants. Nara, known as the birthplace of sake, has preserved its ancient brewing traditions for centuries.

KINTETSU RAIL PASS is a digital unlimited-ride pass designed for international tourists. It comes in four types, tailored to different validity periods and travel areas. The most comprehensive “5day plus" allows unlimited rides on Kintetsu Railway lines covering major cities such as Osaka, Kyoto, and Nagoya, as well as Nara and Mie (Ise-Shima). It also includes access to buses within the designated areas in Nara and Mie.

In addition, the “5day plus”pass comes with discount coupons that can be used at approximately 70 affiliated facilities for sightseeing, dining, and shopping, making this a convenient and cost-effective pass for exploring the region.

HINOTORI is a limited express train connecting Osaka and Nagoya, featuring carriages designed for a comfortable two-hour journey. Offering two spacious seat types, complimentary lockers, and Wi-Fi, it ensures a relaxing travel experience, even on longer journeys.

While the Shinkansen (bullet train) also connects Osaka and Nagoya, the stations served by the "Hinotori" offer excellent access to airports and city centres, making it a convenient option for both tourists and business travellers.

Shimakaze is a sightseeing limited express train connecting three major cities of Osaka, Kyoto, and Nagoya with the popular tourist destination of Ise-Shima in just over two hours. Inspired by the beauty of the Ise-Shima coastline, the train features a sophisticated design.

Passengers can enjoy views through large windows along the route, and dine on meals made with local ingredients in the onboard cafe car with panoramic views. This train transforms travel itself into a special experience.

Blessed with rich natural landscapes of sea and mountains, Ise-Shima is home to enduring local traditions such as the Ise Grand Shrine and the unique Ama (female diver) culture. The region offers many facilities where visitors can experience these traditions firsthand. It is an ideal destination for those looking to escape the bustle of the city and immerse themselves in the tranquillity and authenticity of Japanese culture.

Universal Studios Japan, located in Osaka, ignites the senses with some of the world’s most thrilling and innovative entertainment experiences. The park boasts top-tier attractions, spectacular shows, and immersive seasonal events inspired by Hollywood blockbusters, beloved Japanese anime, and globally popular entertainment brands.

Visitors can plunge into thrilling, high-energy adventures throughout the park. A recent showstopper is Super Nintendo World™, a fully immersive land where guests can dive headfirst into the vibrant worlds of iconic Nintendo characters and experience the pure joy of play.

The park also showcases premier entertainment zones, including THE WIZARDING WORLD OF HARRY POTTER™, where guests can explore the enchanting magic of Hogwarts and ride the groundbreaking Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey. The awe-inspiring Jurassic Park area features The Flying Dinosaur, a cutting-edge roller coaster that sends riders on a breathtaking flight. And in Minion Park, guests of all ages can revel in the delightful chaos and laughter of Despicable Me Minion Mayhem, surrounded by mischievous Minions at every turn.

Whether you're captivated by fantasy, crave adventure, or simply seek pure fun, Universal Studios Japan crafts unforgettable memories for every visitor.

Images courtesy of Universal Studios Japan

HARRY POTTER and all related characters and elements © & ™ Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. Publishing Rights © J.K. Rowling.

MINIONS TM & © 2025 Universal Studios.

© Nintendo

TM & © Universal Studios. All rights reserved.

Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo is a brand-new walking tour that will take visitors behind-the-scenes of the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts films to learn about the remarkable world of film production.

Showcasing iconic sets such as the Great Hall, Diagon Alley and the Hogwarts Express on Platform 9 ¾, fans will also enjoy lots of fun activities including riding a broomstick, drinking a refreshing Butterbeer, appearing in a portrait by one of Hogwarts’ moving staircases and shopping from a huge range of products, many of which are only available at the Studio Tour.

This will be the largest indoor Harry Potter attraction in the world and visitors can expect to spend around four hours exploring the only Warner Bros. Studio Tour to open in Asia.  Building on the success of Warner Bros. Studio Tour London - the Making of Harry Potter which has maintained outstanding visitor ratings since opening in 2012, Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo will feature exclusive sets only available in this location.

The MotoGP™ (FIM Grand Prix World Championship) is the world’s premier motorcycle racing series. With 22 circuits across 18 countries and the world’s top 22 riders, the action is set to be more thrilling than ever.

2025 FIM MotoGP™ World Championship Round 17 MOTUL Grand Prix of Japan will take place from 26th to 28th September at the renowned Mobility Resort Motegi, located just 2 hours from Tokyo. Leading up to this, a pre-event will take place in Tokyo on 24th September.

Discover the nuances and intricacies of Japanese sake in this tasting in Asakusa, Tokyo, led by a specialized native English speaker. With different colors, flavors and brewing processes, there are seemingly endless varieties, but if you want to truly understand the differences between each, let an expert fill you in on the details and guide you through the beginning of your sake journey.

You will learn about the basics of sake, its cultural significance and its different varieties, and taste up to 10 kinds (depending on your choices) out of over 50 options. If you've never had sake before or are unsure where to start, your host will provide guidance and share expert advice so you can find your new favorite.

The sake selection in this experience is meant to showcase and highlight breweries from all over Japan, from historical crafters that adhere to longstanding traditional methods to contemporary brewers with less orthodox ways. Sip through distinct varieties to savor their differences and deepen your understanding of Japan's national drink in a beginner-friendly, relaxed setting only a few minutes from Asakusa Station.

This workshop combines two of Japan’s most famous specialties, sushi and sake, which pair exceptionally well. Let an English-speaking guide lead you through making sushi rolls by hand, which you will then enjoy while tasting ten types of sake with guidance from your host.

You’ll first learn the basics of making sushi rolls and get hands-on rolling your sushi with fresh ingredients. You’ll assemble your sushi set with fresh ingredients like raw tuna, mackerel, Japanese omelet, tuna mayonnaise and cucumber.

Once all your sushi rolls are complete, you’ll move on to the tasting section of the experience, where you’ll enjoy your meal with ten different types of sake (non-alcoholic drinks and dessert are available as an alternative for participants under the age of 20.)

Discover how Japanese sake can enhance the flavors of sushi while learning about both in this beginner-friendly workshop in Asakusa, Tokyo.

Experience flow:

- Arrival and welcome from your host

- Brief explanation of hand-rolled sushi and how to make it

- Hand-rolled sushi-making session using fresh ingredients like raw tuna, mackerel, tuna mayonnaise, etc.

- Enjoy your sushi meal paired with ten types of sake (participants under 20 years of age will be served non-alcoholic drinks and dessert instead)

Join a relaxed and beginner-friendly sake tasting experience in the heart of Asakusa, Tokyo, just minutes from Asakusa Station. Enjoy unlimited tastings of over 50 types of sake from across Japan—drink as much as you like!

No prior knowledge is needed. Your English-speaking host will guide you through the world of sake, introducing the basics and explaining the unique characteristics of different varieties.

Explore the rich diversity of Japan’s national drink, from traditional brews crafted by historic breweries to innovative styles made by modern producers. Each sake has been carefully selected by an expert to showcase the best of Japan’s regional and artisanal brewing.

After the tasting, you’ll also have the chance to purchase your favorite bottles to take home.

Discover the flavors, stories, and culture behind sake in a welcoming and educational setting—perfect for both first-timers and enthusiasts alike.

The MotoGP™ (FIM Grand Prix World Championship) is the world’s premier motorcycle racing series. With 22 circuits across 18 countries and the world’s top 22 riders, the action is set to be more thrilling than ever.

2025 FIM MotoGP™ World Championship Round 17 MOTUL Grand Prix of Japan will take place from 26th to 28th September at the renowned Mobility Resort Motegi, located just 2 hours from Tokyo. Leading up to this, a pre-event will take place in Tokyo on 24th September.

Explore Tokyo and its surroundings with this great-value pass! Choose any 3 facilities from a selection of top attractions and enjoy them all within one week. Highlights include popular destinations like Tokyo Joypolis, Small World Miniature Museum, Spa LaQua, Tokyo Dome City Amusement Park, and even shopping coupons for BIC CAMERA. Best of all, it’s super flexible—valid for up to 270 days from the date of purchase!

Have Fun in Japan 2-Weeks Free Pass gives you access to 21 attractions across all 14 participating regions. From World Heritage sites and historic landmarks to authentic Japanese food experiences, explore the best of Japan in just two weeks.

A must-have digital pass for a smooth and unforgettable journey!

Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo is a brand-new walking tour that will take visitors behind-the-scenes of the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts films to learn about the remarkable world of film production.

Showcasing iconic sets such as the Great Hall, Diagon Alley and the Hogwarts Express on Platform 9 ¾, fans will also enjoy lots of fun activities including riding a broomstick, drinking a refreshing Butterbeer, appearing in a portrait by one of Hogwarts’ moving staircases and shopping from a huge range of products, many of which are only available at the Studio Tour.

This will be the largest indoor Harry Potter attraction in the world and visitors can expect to spend around four hours exploring the only Warner Bros. Studio Tour to open in Asia.  Building on the success of Warner Bros. Studio Tour London - the Making of Harry Potter which has maintained outstanding visitor ratings since opening in 2012, Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo will feature exclusive sets only available in this location.

Sake is a key part of Japanese culture, from its traditional brewing methods designated an Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO to the many celebrations where it's served, enjoyed and shared. With countless varieties and subtle nuances, however, exploring the world of sake can be overwhelming at first. That's where the guidance and knowledge of a professional proves invaluable.

Hide, your host is an English-speaking sake sommelier who uses his extensive experience living abroad to share his passion for the sake of the world. With contagious enthusiasm, he will show you what makes sake so special, how to differentiate between varieties, and how to find the best variety to suit your tastebuds.

You'll start with a 30-minute workshop led by Hide on all things sake. Learn about how it's made, its many varieties, and its impact on Japanese culture. What are the unique processes of making sake? What kind of rituals and ceremonies feature sake? Find the answers to all your pressing questions from Hide.

Next, enjoy tasting up to 10 varieties of sake from across Japan. Guided by Hide, you can choose from over 50 varieties, from dry to sweet, cloudy to sharp, sparkling or still. Your host will support you in finding your new favorite and even purchase a bottle to take home if you'd like.

Discover the drink that captivates a nation in this approachable, beginner-friendly sake workshop and tasting led by an expert in the field.

KINTETSU RAIL PASS is a digital unlimited-ride pass designed for international tourists. It comes in four types, tailored to different validity periods and travel areas. The most comprehensive “5day plus" allows unlimited rides on Kintetsu Railway lines covering major cities such as Osaka, Kyoto, and Nagoya, as well as Nara and Mie (Ise-Shima). It also includes access to buses within the designated areas in Nara and Mie.

In addition, the “5day plus”pass comes with discount coupons that can be used at approximately 70 affiliated facilities for sightseeing, dining, and shopping, making this a convenient and cost-effective pass for exploring the region.

Blue Symphony is a sightseeing limited express train connecting Osaka with Yoshino in Nara, known for its classic, calming design. Onboard, passengers can unwind in the lounge car while enjoying local sake brewed with Nara’s pristine water, all while taking in scenic views through large windows.

The railway journey reveals a tapestry of historical landscapes and seasonal beauty, from cherry blossoms in spring to vivid autumn foliage. The area is celebrated for its pure water, which supports a thriving sake-making culture. This area is perfect for those who wish to spend time leisurely in a serene atmosphere.

Explore Osaka, Kobe, and Kyoto, or other areas in Kansai your way with Have Fun in Kansai 1-Week Free Pass — a convenient digital pass valid for any 3 attractions, activities, or restaurants of your choice over 7 days from first use.

The pass has a QR code for simple admission, letting you skip the trouble of arranging tickets. It can be used at a wide variety of attractions, activities, and restaurants, so you can plan a Kansai itinerary that suits your style.

Popular options include:

Osaka Gourmet Walk Ticket

Umeda Sky Building Kuchu Teien Observatory

Kobe Nunobiki Herb Gardens & Ropeway

TOEI Kyoto Studio Park

Universal Studios Japan, located in Osaka, ignites the senses with some of the world’s most thrilling and innovative entertainment experiences. The park boasts top-tier attractions, spectacular shows, and immersive seasonal events inspired by Hollywood blockbusters, beloved Japanese anime, and globally popular entertainment brands.

Visitors can plunge into thrilling, high-energy adventures throughout the park. A recent showstopper is Super Nintendo World™, a fully immersive land where guests can dive headfirst into the vibrant worlds of iconic Nintendo characters and experience the pure joy of play.

The park also showcases premier entertainment zones, including THE WIZARDING WORLD OF HARRY POTTER™, where guests can explore the enchanting magic of Hogwarts and ride the groundbreaking Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey. The awe-inspiring Jurassic Park area features The Flying Dinosaur, a cutting-edge roller coaster that sends riders on a breathtaking flight. And in Minion Park, guests of all ages can revel in the delightful chaos and laughter of Despicable Me Minion Mayhem, surrounded by mischievous Minions at every turn.

Whether you're captivated by fantasy, crave adventure, or simply seek pure fun, Universal Studios Japan crafts unforgettable memories for every visitor.

Images courtesy of Universal Studios Japan

HARRY POTTER and all related characters and elements © & ™ Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. Publishing Rights © J.K. Rowling.

MINIONS TM & © 2025 Universal Studios.

© Nintendo

TM & © Universal Studios. All rights reserved.

AONIYOSHI is a sightseeing limited express train connecting Osaka, Kyoto, and Nara, with a design reflecting the elegance of Japanese culture from over 1300 years ago. Travelling through Kyoto and Nara, once flourishing capitals of Japan, the train offers a unique opportunity to experience the country's deep history and cultural richness. From the train windows, you can enjoy scenic views of ancient palace ruins, peaceful landscapes, and timeless architecture such as shrines, temples, and traditional townscapes full of charm.

This region is also deeply connected to Japan’s sake-making heritage. In Fushimi (Kyoto), one of Japan’s most renowned sake-producing areas, you can enjoy a wide variety of local brews at nearby restaurants. Nara, known as the birthplace of sake, has preserved its ancient brewing traditions for centuries.

Shimakaze is a sightseeing limited express train connecting three major cities of Osaka, Kyoto, and Nagoya with the popular tourist destination of Ise-Shima in just over two hours. Inspired by the beauty of the Ise-Shima coastline, the train features a sophisticated design.

Passengers can enjoy views through large windows along the route, and dine on meals made with local ingredients in the onboard cafe car with panoramic views. This train transforms travel itself into a special experience.

Blessed with rich natural landscapes of sea and mountains, Ise-Shima is home to enduring local traditions such as the Ise Grand Shrine and the unique Ama (female diver) culture. The region offers many facilities where visitors can experience these traditions firsthand. It is an ideal destination for those looking to escape the bustle of the city and immerse themselves in the tranquillity and authenticity of Japanese culture.

HINOTORI is a limited express train connecting Osaka and Nagoya, featuring carriages designed for a comfortable two-hour journey. Offering two spacious seat types, complimentary lockers, and Wi-Fi, it ensures a relaxing travel experience, even on longer journeys.

While the Shinkansen (bullet train) also connects Osaka and Nagoya, the stations served by the "Hinotori" offer excellent access to airports and city centres, making it a convenient option for both tourists and business travellers.

Saijo in Hiroshima is known as one of Japan's ‘Big Three’ Sake-Producing Regions. Just steps from Saijo Station, this picturesque town is home to seven unique sake breweries, all nestled within walking distance. Stroll through its charming, historic streets, an English-speaking guide will lead you on an immersive journey into the history, tradition, and craftsmanship that define Saijo’s legendary sake culture. This efficient 2-hour tour takes you to all seven breweries.

A true highlight of the experience is the opportunity to taste carefully curated sake selections at each brewery – including exclusive, locally brewed varieties you won’t find anywhere else. Some breweries that don’t usually offer tastings on weekdays open their doors just for this tour. Whether you're new to sake or a devoted sake lover, you’re bound to find a new favorite.

Same-day bookings are available up to 4 hours before the tour, subject to availability.

Join us for a journey that delights all five senses – and experience the beauty of Japanese culture and the art of sake brewing firsthand.

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of sake with our special tour, where you'll experience the rich nature and culture of Saijo, Hiroshima, through all five senses. Accompanied by an English-speaking guide, you’ll visit three sake breweries, taking time to enjoy the unique traditions and flavors each brewery proudly offers. This is a journey to connect with the local sake-making heritage and the passion of the people behind it.

The experience includes a calligraphy session where you can create your own artwork with a brush, which will then become a unique, personalised label for your sake bottle – a perfect travel memento and special souvenir.

To wrap up the day, enjoy a pairing dinner at a local restaurant, where carefully selected Setouchi cuisine is matched with local sake. It’s a moment to savor the perfect harmony between food and sake, while immersing yourself in the heart of Japanese culture and hospitality.

Saijo in Hiroshima is known as one of Japan's ‘Big Three’ Sake-Producing Regions.This tour takes you to three of the seven breweries located within walking distance of Saijo Station, allowing you to explore efficiently in just 1.5 hours. With an English-speaking guide, you’ll learn about the sake-making process and the history behind each brewery.

During the tour, you’ll have the opportunity to sample each brewery’s recommended sake. From Daiginjo and Junmai to plum wine, you'll taste a wide variety of brews—perfect for discovering a sake you truly enjoy. Plus, you’ll have the rare chance to try sake from breweries that typically don’t offer tastings on weekdays.

This tour is a great way to experience the charm of Japanese sake in a short amount of time, making it ideal to fit into your sightseeing plans. We invite you to enjoy a memorable sake brewery tour in Saijo!

Have Fun in Hiroshima 1-Week Free Pass offers access to top attractions in Hiroshima for one week. Enjoy free entry to popular sites like Hiroshima Orizuru Tower and the Yamato Museum, along with food and beverage vouchers at select restaurants and stores. The pass also includes access to various transportation options, such as cruise ships and high-speed boats, making your Hiroshima experience even more convenient and enjoyable.

This tour offers a special opportunity to experience the deep sake culture and traditions of Saijo, Hiroshima. For over 120 years, Saijoturu has crafted sake using time-honored methods passed down through generations. On this tour, you'll explore the brewery, learn about the production process and historical context, and gain a true appreciation for the depth of sake making.

Following exploring the brewery, enjoy a relaxed tasting session with your guide, where you'll learn how to savor sake like a local, along with insights into the region's brewing knowledge.

Your guide, Ione, originally from the Basque region of Spain, has lived in Hiroshima for over 20 years. As a certified SSI Nihonshu (Sake) Navigator with a profound understanding of Japanese culture, Ione is passionate about the microorganisms and craftsmanship involved in sake production and will introduce you to the world of sake in an accessible way.

Spend a special time in a traditional sake brewery. Immerse yourself in Hiroshima's sake culture and savor exquisite Japanese sake on the Saijoturu Brewery Tour.

This pass lets you choose any three attractions, making it the ideal way to explore Hokkaido! Savour the island's famous yakiniku and Wajima beef with an exclusive ¥1,000 discount, and enjoy a special discounted package to the iconic Asahiyama Zoo. Come and experience the stunning beauty of Hokkaido with Have Fun in Hokkaido 1-Week Free Pass! 

Discover the stunning southern islands of Japan and immerse yourself in the rich Ryukyu culture with Have Fun in Okinawa 1-Week Free Pass. Enjoy unique experiences like a semi-submersible boat tour, the lush Southeast Botanical Gardens with over 1,300 tropical plant species, and the immersive DMM Kariyushi Aquarium—where you can get up close with otters and even feed sloths! Choose 3 exciting attractions from a wide range of options and discover Okinawa your way—with adventure, nature, and unforgettable memories, all in one easy pass.