The Kikumasamune Sake Museum is located in the Nada Sake District, which is served by Hanshin Railways, Hankyu Railways, and the JR Tokaido Line. These lines run parallel north of the district, offering connections to both Kobe and Osaka. The closest stations to the district and its attractions are on the Hanshin Line (Oishi Station).
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Kikumasamune Sake Museum
20 of 39 in Kobe
The Kikumasamune Sake Museum (菊正宗酒造記念館) offers a captivating glimpse into Japan's sake-brewing traditions. Housed in a charming wooden-plaster building, the museum displays wooden tools, containers, and machinery once used in sake production. The exhibits are presented with atmospheric lighting and traditional music, creating an immersive experience that brings the rich history of sake to life.
Just across the road, the Kikumasamune Taru Sake Meister Factory showcases the craft of making wooden barrels used for storing sake. Visitors can observe the barrel-making process and learn about its significance in sake brewing. Entry to the Meister Factory requires advance reservations, which can be conveniently booked online. Together, these two sites provide an unforgettable experience for sake enthusiasts and cultural explorers alike.
Hours and Fees
Kikumasamune Sake Museum
- Opening hours
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9:30 to 16:30 (admissions until 16:00)
- Closed
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No closing days
- Entrance fee
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Free
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Kikumasamune Sake Museum
Official website
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Kikumasamune Sake Museum
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