Experiência de Meio Dia na Cervejaria de Saquê Kobe Nada com Comida

¡Me lo pasé en grande en el Klook Discover Nada's Sake Heritage Tour! Fue como adentrarse en el paraíso de los amantes del sake, con historias fascinantes sobre la historia y las tradiciones del sake de Nada. Las sesiones de cata de sake fueron una aventura llena de sabor, donde pudimos probar una variedad de deliciosas cervezas e incluso descubrir nuestros favoritos personales. El ambiente animado del tour, combinado con las visitas a las cervecerías, lo convirtió en una experiencia inolvidable que recomiendo encarecidamente a cualquiera que busque una aventura impulsada por el sake.

Our guide was very nice, and we enjoyed watching the cedar barrel crafting at one of the breweries. We booked the tour during Golden Week, and sadly 2 of the 4 breweries we were supposed to go to were closed. We were unaware they were closed until we followed our guide to both. He apologized for that, but I would recommend booking during a regular week for a chance to see all of the breweries.

Yuko-san était incroyablement bien informée, éloquente et tout simplement agréable à côtoyer. Il y avait de nombreux types de saké à déguster, dont plusieurs n'étaient disponibles que dans ces brasseries particulières.

We had a great time, the staff was very pleasant. We highly recommend this activity.

The tour name was "Private Customization" and the tag was "Private Guided Tour." I assumed that for a guided tour, the guide would have basic knowledge or explanations about sake, but there was none. The guide's explanations during the sake tour were full of errors. The Chinese-speaking guide's performance that day was very unprofessional. Perhaps having lived in Japan for over 20 years, the guide had largely forgotten Chinese. When visiting the Kikumasamune barrel-making factory, the Japanese staff spoke, but the Chinese guide barely translated their words into complete sentences, stumbling over every phrase. Often, the guide would directly use Japanese kanji as Chinese words and even asked if we would prefer to just listen to the English translation from the English tour next to us (?). (I paid you, not the guide of the group next to us!) Not to mention, while moving between the various sake breweries, the guide offered little introduction to the local culture. Instead, the guide kept prying into my and my friend's privacy, asking about where we worked, if we had boyfriends, how old we were, why we weren't married yet, and so on. For a private tour costing over 5,000 NTD, I felt completely unserved. It was truly terrible.