Nihonsakari Sakaguradori Rengakan
- Tourist attractions
- Specialty Products
Established in 1889, Nihonmori recreates the image of the brick-built sake breweries that were prevalent during the Meiji period, influenced by the trend of modernization and Westernization. It's a recommended spot for photography.
Inside the premises, there's a shop offering a wide selection of sake, liqueurs, and sake utensils. There's also a restaurant called "Hanasaki" where you can enjoy authentic Japanese cuisine paired with sake. Additionally, there's a glass studio where you can experience glassblowing.
After enjoying making your own original sake utensils and glasses, you can indulge in sake and Japanese cuisine at the restaurant and purchase your favorite sake from the shop.
Furthermore, they sell "Nama Genshu," sake that has not undergone any heating or dilution processes after its production.
Nihonsakari Sakaguradori Rengakan
By presenting the KANSAI ONE PASS card
service of 1 mini glass of namagenshu at the restaurant
- Expiration date
- Until March 31, 2027
Information
| Address | 4-28 Yogaicho, Nishinomiya-shi 662-0921 |
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| Access | JR Kobe Line (Tokaido Main Line) Get off at Nishinomiya Station and walk south for 15 minutes/ Hanshin Electric Railway Get off at Nishinomiya Station and walk southeast for 15 minutes Get off at Imazu Station and walk southwest for 15 minutes/ Hanshin Electric Railway Get off at Imzau Station and walk southwest for 15 minutes *5 minute taxi ride from each station |
| Hours | From 11:00 to 21:00 (Business hours may vary depending on each store. Please check the website for details.) |
| Regular holiday | Every Tuesday (Closed days may vary depending on each store. Please check the website for details.) |
| Fee | Free |
| URL1 | http://www.rengakan.com/ |
