Tokyo: Award-Winning Sake Tasting with a Specialist in Asakusa
- Award-winning experience: Recognized with Omotenashi Selection for hospitality
- Learn sake basics and tasting techniques from an English-speaking expert
- Choose from two styles: lesson with sommelier, guided 10-sake tasting
- Discover the stories and traditions behind Japan’s national drink
- Enjoy a relaxed, beginner-friendly experience in the heart of Asakusa
What to expect
Recognized with the prestigious Omotenashi Selection award for exceptional Japanese hospitality, this friendly and educational tasting session lets you dive into Japan’s sake culture just minutes from Asakusa Station. Led by an English-speaking sake expert, this experience welcomes both beginners and enthusiasts to explore the craftsmanship and stories behind Japan’s national drink.
Choose from two tasting styles: • Guided Sake Tasting with a Sake Specialist (Standard) – Sample up to 10 varieties and discover your favorite with expert recommendations. • Learning Sake Basics and Tasting with Sommelier (Advanced) – Learn from a certified sake sommelier in a guided workshop that explains sake production, flavor profiles, and regional differences.
- The legal drinking age in Japan is age 20. Please bring a valid ID for proof of age
- Merchants can not serve alcohol to anyone who will be driving a vehicle
Reviews
Rio was the very knowledgeable curator. understanding the way sale is made and all of the components that impact the flavour profile made an exceptional experience for identifying and finding the sake that was perfection to my palate. thank you for answering my questions, remembering my ratings and even recommending a great ramen place for after. So happy!
This was an amazing experience. I never knew Sake came in so many variations. The owner was amazing with us, and really took the time to explain everything about Sake.
This was my best sake tasting ever.
Already left a review on google, but glad to do one more. Fantastic service. I had the luck to have a private session with an. It was very nice! She introduced me to the sake world. The selection of the sake is very nice. As a foreigner I would definitely recommend this event! Absolutly worth it!
A very informative saki tour and interesting to learn all the intricacies of making saki. I ended up buying a few bottles I liked during the taste testing.
Tip notch experience. Would highly recommend to anyone. The staff were amazing. Would do again on our next trip.
AMAZING CLASS!!! a lot of information and drinking… She was outstanding
I learned alot about SAKE the experience was worth it and fun
A must-do! Great tasting and explanation :) I'll be back!
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