Things to do in Gekkeikan Ōkura Sake Museum

highly recommend this experience it was very fun

March 10th Kyoto & Nara & Kiyomizu-dera Temple & Fushimi Inari-taisha Shrine & Nara Park --> Our tour guide, David (G157), was fantastic! He was very friendly, excellent at introducing the sights, and even told some funny jokes. ^^

it was a great experience doing it so I suggest to come and plan ahead a day or so this was a quick stop for me but worth my time but would have enjoyed it more with more time and with someone it was a very stimulating experience both eyes mind and for body… everyone would love it and I say must try every exhibit don’t get shy and don’t mine anyone but go for it!!!

We participated in a day tour on February 28th. The tour experience was very enjoyable! Our guide, Mia, arrived early at the meeting point to confirm the number of participants and arrange bus seating. She was friendly, always smiling, and very energetic, providing commentary in both Chinese and English throughout the trip, which felt very professional and thoughtful. We are a family of four with two children, and this itinerary is truly suitable for family travel. The overall arrangement was very convenient. Traveling by tour bus was easy and hassle-free, eliminating the need to plan our own transportation. The itinerary also included pre-arranged boat and cable car tickets, making the entire journey smoother. The cable car experience was great, with beautiful scenery, and the children were very excited. Additionally, the seagull feeding activity was very interesting and a memorable experience. Although the weather wasn't ideal that day, with a bit of drizzle, we still had a lot of fun on the overall trip. We highly recommend this tour and are very grateful for our guide Mia's dedicated leadership!

The add-on items looked so good that all three gentlemen purchased them! 🤣🤣🤣

The staff were very kind and spoke both Chinese and Japanese. We had a bit of trouble deciding and there were quite a few of us, so it took two hours to get dressed in kimonos and have our hair styled. Thank you to the teachers for your patience!

I really enjoyed it. There were many light projections, interactive experiences, and visual effects. However, the venue's layout, flow, and lighting were a bit of a disadvantage. When it gets crowded, the flow management can't handle the volume, and the spaces are generally dim, which might not be suitable for those with claustrophobia. You can expect to spend about two to three hours enjoying the exhibits and interactive elements.

Fantastic experience for anyone to have. Highly recommended!!!!