Saijo Sake Matsuri
Become a connoisseur of Japanese sake in two days… or just get smashed.
Read moreBecome a connoisseur of Japanese sake in two days… or just get smashed.
Read moreEnjoy 5 kinds of local sake and learn more about Japan’s national drink in this free online sake tasting event.
Read moreMiho Imada is one of Hiroshima’s top sake brewers, passionate about spreading the joy of sake around the globe.
Read moreThis sake festival organised by Yagenbori liquor store Yamatoya is one of our favorite events of the year.
Read moreUnfortunately, Kimono & Sake Bar Ofuku is now closed. Hiroshima’s Nagarekawa late night entertainment district is western Japan’s biggest. Look
Read moreSpend an autumn evening sipping premium local sake under the stars on the lawn at Hiroshima Museum of Arts.
Read moreTraditional Japanese style with modern accents, great food and a lively vibe at this street level izakaya.
Read moreTucked away at the end of a corridor that leads from the street to the back of a nondescript building
Read more9 day art festival in Saijo’s historic sakagura sake brewing district. Each exhibit is housed in one of 7 sake
Read moreThere’s nothing quite like barbequing food over glowing charcoal. A relatively young robatayaki (lit. “fireside-cooking”) restaurant in Nakamachi, Hachisuke’s [炙り屋
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