Privé-sakebrouwerijbezoek en proeverijtour in Hida
Beschrijving
Dit is een privé sakebrouwerijtour gewijd aan kleine groepen die willen ontsnappen aan de toeristische drukte om de authentieke sake-ervaring te hebben, inclusief een ontspannen stadswandeling en sakeproeverij. De tour wordt gehouden in het kleine plattelandsstadje Hagiwara, dat vlakbij Takayama ligt maar hier zeker geen toerist is. U kunt in uw eigen tempo genieten van het begrijpen van het sakebrouwproces en de prachtige sakeproeverij zonder stress. Onderweg naar de Tenryo Sake Brewery zal uw gids niet alleen de introductie van sake delen, maar ook de historische achtergrond van de stad. Binnen in de brouwerij leert u stap voor stap het brouwproces van sake kennen met het zien van de daadwerkelijke faciliteiten en machines voor productie. Daarna proef je verschillende uitstekende sake van Tenryo (天領) om te genieten van het verschil in smaken, en kun je veel nuttige tips krijgen om sake te drinken en te bestellen. Als je van sake houdt, mis deze kans dan niet!
Rondreisopties
Reisroute
De faciliteit van sakebrouwerij werkt niet in het weekend en op feestdagen.
Hoogtepunten
Wat is inbegrepen
Beoordelingen van reizigers
Belangrijke informatie
- Opties voor openbaar vervoer zijn in de buurt aanwezig
- Geschikt voor alle condities
- Deelnemers kunnen tijdens de tour tegen betaling (1.000 JPY / groep) koffers meenemen en opslaan in onze garage, zodat ze direct na de tour naar de volgende bestemming zoals Kyoto of Tokio kunnen gaan
- Als het regent of sneeuwt, zullen we de tour in principe houden zoals gepland
- Als het wordt geannuleerd vanwege slecht weer, krijgt u een andere datum of een volledige terugbetaling aangeboden
- Het specifieke vertrekpunt is Hida-Hagiwara station, en je gids zal je ophalen bij het station voor de starttijd van de tour
- Er wordt geen restitutie of alternatieve datum gegeven wanneer u om welke reden dan ook niet op de vergadertijd komt (vergadertijd is 10 minuten voor aanvang van de tour)
- Minimum drinkleeftijd is 20 jaar
- Je mag met je kind meedoen maar hij/zij mag geen sake drinken
Beoordelingen(65)
We came from Spain. We are sake lovers. We always wanted to visit a sake brewery where we could see the whole process. Mr. Dai is very professional and he loves what he does. He explained the history of sake, and all its processes in great detail. He answered all our questions. The brewery staff was very attentive in everything. Highly recomended.
Dear Sue, Thanks for coming and writing a great review about the sake brewery tour. I was happy to show you around and introduce sake brewing process at one of the most traditional sake brewery in Japan. Hope you will find another favorite sake in Spain and come back to Japan in the near future. Warm Regards, Dai
We stayed in Hida ( well worth a two day visit) and the Sake tour and visit of the village with Dai was one of the highlights of our two week tour of Japan. Dai is delightful and fluent in English and he explained life in rural Japan as well as the Sake process and qualifications so well. We now really understand more about rural Japan (amazing) what we love drinking. We were only sad that we did not know he will also take you on a bike tour. If you can- enjoy both as this area is part of the Japanese countryside- similar to riding in Swiss alps. Just gorgeous.
Dear Jonathan, Thank you so much for writing a great review about the sake experience in the pastoral town of Hida. It was a great time with you. I would just like to appreciate your effort to understand sake more. We also provide some bike tours to see around the area. All experiences are made for travelers who want to enjoy the difference from Tokyo or Kyoto. It was nice meeting you and hope we will see again some day in future. Warm Regards, Dai
Amazing experience! Guide was energetic, friendly and very detailed. We got to see hard to access sake brewery and he was so understanding with the endless questions I had ! Absolutely recommend !
Dear Giancarlo, Thanks for coming and writing a great review about the sake brewery visit in the non-touristy town of Takayama area. You fully understood the heart of tour and what we want to offer. I was so happy to answer your questions since you want to know more about the Japanese culture with full of respect on that. Please do not hesitate to contact me at anytime when you visit Japan again. Take care always. Warm Regards, Dai
Lovely tour in a not touristic place not far from Takayama. The sake brewery is family run so small and genuine with a great atmosphere. It was great to find out more about sake and taste it. Thanks to Dai for great explanations!
Dear Elena, Thanks for coming in the last minute to the sake brewery tour in the non-touristy part of Hida region. It was a great time with you and glad to show you around the area, focusing on the story about sake. It might be difficult to find the best quality sake in your place like the one you had there now but sake is spreading out the world with a big promotion. Someday, you will find the Tenryo sake at the shop nearby your home. Thank you so much again, take care always. Warm Regards, Dai
My wife set up this tour for me and it was a great experience. It is about a 45 minutes train trip from Takayama so it is a bit out of the way but that was part of what made it so good. Dai was a great guide and spoke excellent English. The tour was at a small sake brewery that had been run by the same family for 9 generations(if I remember correctly). One of the long time employees joined us for the tour so I was able to ask many questions and learned a lot about the sake making process. There is one step in the process that is a secret and we couldn’t go in that room; however, the employee had been there 40 years and he could go in the room either! Would highly recommend this tour for everyone because Dai talked about not only the process but the history of sake brewing so very interesting.
Dear Jeff, Thanks for coming all the way from California to the peaceful countryside town in Japan. It was a definitely great time with you. As you mention, it is worth visiting the place even though we need some time on train. The town is just a rural town with no tourist. It must be a great opportunity for any travelers who want to get away from tourist crowds. Most of sake breweries in Hida region are owned by families but I am sure that the Tenryo is the best because of quality of water they are using. Once people taste their sake, all of them can easily understand the difference. I am so proud of the sake brewery and sake brewed by the family. It was a great chance for me to understand the life in California. Thank you so much for sharing your life story, which was very interesting. Hope your son will be a great man and he will take you back to Japan one day. Warm Regards, Dai
Was a very informative tour around the making of sake, the connection with the Shinto Shrine and the SakeTasting. 😊
Dear Patrick, Thank you so much for coming to the sake tour and writing a positive review about that. I was so happy to show you around the area and give some cultural stories mainly about the Japanese sake. Hope you will find another favorite sake in your town. I will be always expecting you to come back to Japan some time in the near future. Warm Regards, Dai
Dai is such a great story teller. We learned a lot not only about the history and the process of making sake but also the history of Hida.
Dear Erika, Thanks for coming and writing a great review about the sake tour. I also had a great time with you. It was really nice meeting you. Now you know a lot of tips about drinking and choosing sake. Please just share with your friends and family to enjoy the Japanese sake more. Hope you will have a chance to come back to the area and join the bike tour next time. Warm Regards, Dai
The sake tour given by dai enables the foreign tourist to have a real closer view and deep dive into the process of how a great local sake was made on the factory . The sake factory in hida has a long history and this is a family inherited company which enable you to have the rare opportunity to taste such great flavor which can’t have in big cities like Tokyo or Osaka. Again if you wanna to pay a visit to Takayama or hida and wanna to know the Japanese culture, please don’t miss this tour.
Dear Yang, Thanks again for writing a great review about the experience we offered for you. I am really proud of the sake brewery, not just only their high quality of sake but also a great generosity to accommodate overseas travelers to see inside of the factory where they actually make sake. You got to know a lot about the Japanese sake including brewing process and various factors effecting on the flavor. Please just share with your friends and family with some cups of sake you bought. Hope you will come back to Japan some time in the near future. I will definitely be happy to show you around the area again. Thank you so much! Warm Regards, Dai
The sake tasting experience was amazing! Got to visit a brewery in a very small town. The production seems to be a mix of traditional & modern production methods. Tasted some fantastic sake, which was a quality I've never had before.
Dear Naveen, Thanks for coming to both our tours in this spring. I still remember what we talked during the tour. That is right. You actually tasted the greatest sake in the world! As I told you, the sake brewery is different from others in Hida region in terms of facilities to make sake all year round. Glad to hear that you loved the part too. Hope you will have another great sake experience in US. If you want to taste the special one again, the door will be always open! Warm Regards, Dai
Dai is a fun and knowledgeable tour guide, he knows his sake well. I asked him all kinds of questions since I am very curious about the sake process and he was able to answer all with clarity and panaché! Tenryo brewery has a rich history and goes about its work in a heartfelt manner. There's rooms with large barrels storing the sake and steamers and washers for the rice. They have kept up with modern processes and are one of the few to produce sake in the warm climates when it's primarily a cold weather production process. Sake tasting was fun as well and we got to try out some Doburoku and Muroka as well (unfiltered, unpasteurized, a stronger taste). Some of them were smooth as water and a pleasure to get thru
Dear Sid, Thanks for coming to the sake tour and write a great review on the experience. It was my honor to answer your questions. You were really keen on sake brewing and glad to hear that you were satisfied with my answer. You also found your favorite sake so you can properly order what you want to drink in different situations. Hope you will learn and taste a lot kinds of sake in Japan. Thank you so much and see you again! Warm Regards, Dai
