Visite privée : la plus ancienne brasserie de saké de Tokyo et promenade au bord de la rivière





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Évadez-vous de l'agitation de la grande ville lors de cette excursion d'une journée dans la plus ancienne brasserie de Tokyo et profitez d'une journée relaxante de saké. ・ Excursion d'une journée guidée privée dans la plus ancienne brasserie de Tokyo. ・ Profitez de l'air frais et des paysages magnifiques de la vallée de la rivière Tama. Découvrez les méthodes de production, les variétés et l'importance culturelle du saké. ・ Dégustez et goûtez une variété de sakés. ・ Déjeuner japonais gastronomique dans un restaurant traditionnel au bord d'une rivière. Visite au temple caché dans la forêt. La visite comprend tous les repas et les boissons. ・ Excellente journée pour le buveur averti.
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Itinéraire
À votre arrivée à la gare de Mitake, prenez soin de votre soif en vous promenant le long de la luxuriante rivière Tama jusqu'à la brasserie. Profitez de l'air frais, des paysages verdoyants de la vallée et de la magnifique rivière Tama.
La brasserie Ozawa Shuzo, avec son emplacement pittoresque niché dans les bois à côté de la magnifique rivière Tama, est la plus ancienne brasserie à saké de Tokyo. À la brasserie, vous en apprendrez plus sur la production, l'histoire et les différents types de saké. Faites une visite guidée de la brasserie actuelle avec votre guide et son personnel. Profitez d'un délicieux déjeuner gastronomique au restaurant traditionnel de la brasserie. Après le déjeuner, retirez-vous dans les salles de dégustation de la brasserie pour essayer les différents types de saké proposés. Enfin, parcourez la brasserie à la recherche de sousvenirs avant de savourer un dernier verre dans le jardin. De la brasserie, montez à la gare de Sawai, achetez des billets de train et revenez à Shinjuku en compagnie de votre guide.
Visitez ce petit temple, avec sa grosse cloche, niché dans les bois surplombant la rivière Tama.
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Informations importantes
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes à la colonne vertébrale
- Déconseillé aux femmes enceintes
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes cardiovasculaires
- Condition physique moyenne requise
- L'âge minimum est de 20 ans (l'âge légal pour boire au Japon est de 20 ans)
- Veuillez indiquer vos besoins alimentaires spécifiques ou vos allergies alimentaires au moment de la réservation.
- Une quantité modérée de marche est nécessaire, il est donc recommandé de porter des chaussures confortables.
- La vallée de la Tama est légèrement plus froide que le centre de Tokyo, il est donc recommandé de porter des vêtements appropriés.
- Pas accessible en fauteuil roulant.
- La brasserie est située à 80 minutes en train de Shinjuku. Profitez de ce temps avec votre guide.
Avis(29)
Far from the usual tourist trail, this is the kind of place I’d never have found on my own, yet it offers such an authentic and memorable experience that it’s hard to believe it’s still such a hidden gem. Even if you’re not a big sake drinker, you’ll love strolling along the beautiful Tama River, dipping your feet into its cool, clear waters, and discovering a side of Tokyo that few visitors ever get to see—lush, peaceful, and completely different from the city’s bustling center. Simon is such a lovely person. This wasn’t my first tour with him, and it definitely won’t be my last!
Simon was awesome, we felt like we were traveling with a friend more then a guide. Great sake and location and so nice to get away from the crowds and sit by the beautiful river enjoying the view and sake. Highly recommend this tour.
If you like to drink than this is the tour for you! Simon was an absolute gem from start to finish and this tour wouldn’t have been nearly as great without someone as knowledgeable as him! He gave great recommendations for the sake, the food, and took care of everything so we just needed to show up and drink! Make sure to take that tumeric drink he offers you at the beginning because it for sure helped all of us!! Cannot sing enough praises for this tour and for Simon!!
It was good to get out of Tokyo and see this sake Brewery. Guide was knowledgeable and fun. My son and I had a great trip and guide kept us happy between the sake and treats. Great trip you should all go. Also remember to ask him about the hot springs up the rail. Perfect place to finish the day off.
We had an amazing time exploring Tokyo with Simon from Tokyo Memories. From the very beginning, the tour felt personal, relaxed, and thoughtfully planned. Rather than just ticking off famous spots, the experience really focused on the stories, history, and little details that bring Tokyo to life. One of the highlights was visiting Okutama and touring one of the oldest sake breweries in the area. It was such a unique experience and something we never would have discovered on our own. Learning about the history of sake, the brewing process, and the connection to the local environment made the visit especially memorable. Simon is incredibly knowledgeable and explains things in a way that’s easy to understand and engaging, even for those who aren’t big history buffs. What really stood out was the flexibility — the tour was adapted to our interests, pace, and questions, which made it feel more like exploring the city with a local friend than being on a standard tour. We also discovered places and perspectives we never would have found independently. The recommendations for food and local spots were spot-on, and we left the tour feeling like we had a much deeper appreciation of Tokyo and Japanese culture. I would highly recommend Tokyo Memories to anyone visiting Tokyo, whether it’s your first time or a return trip. This is the kind of tour that stays with you long after the day ends.
Thank you so much! I am glad you enjoyed the experience and the sake!
Started at Shinjuku Station where i met my guide, Simon. We rode the train past the brewery area to Mitake Station and walked the trail along the Tama River to the Seiryu Garden (near the brewery). It's a beautiful mountainous/forested area along the river. At Seiryu Garden we had some snacks, sake, and lunch before the official guided tour started. During the brewery tour, Simon translated for me, as the tour was only in Japanese. He kept me up to date and perfectly explained the brewery process being shown and asked questions that I had for the tour guide. We then went to the tasting bar and tried (4) different samples of sake out of the (10) that were available. I would highly recommend this tour to get out of the main city for a while, learn about the sake brewing process, and try a wide variety of sake flavors. Thanks, again, Simon!
Thank you so much! I am really happy you enjoyed the tour and the sake!
A great tour!! We had a blast and learned some cool info along the way. The location was beautiful and peaceful. The sake and company was great!
Thanks so much!
This was a fabulous day from start to finish.Simon was a wonderful guide,extremely knowledgeable. The river walk is a beautiful part of the tour.The food and tasting Simon provides are delicious and generous! I highly recommend this tour especially if you love sake,food and nature.
Thanks so much! Really happy that you enjoyed the day and the sake!
This is a fabulous day from start to finish! Simon gives you a fantastic day-history,nature and lots of tasting!!
Thank you so much. So happy you enjoyed the day and the sake!
Overall just such a wonderful tour. Simon (the tour guide), was such a lovely person to get to speak to on the experience of Japan. The brewery was really interesting, with such a beautiful picturesque environment to match. Fabulous sakes, the lunch included was so delicious too! The train ride back to Tokyo was so much fun and went by incredibly fast as we all just chatted. Best tour yet!
Thanks so much! Really glad you enjoyed the brewery and the sake!



