The Sawanotsuru 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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Sawanotsuru Sake Museum
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The Sawanotsuru Sake Museum (沢の鶴資料館) in the Nada district is dedicated to preserving the rich sake-brewing heritage of the area. Opened in 1978, the museum was severely damaged by the Great Hanshin Earthquake in 1995, but it was rebuilt in 1999. Today, it offers visitors a chance to explore the traditional methods of sake brewing and learn about the essential ingredients used in the process.
Visitors to the museum can enjoy informative exhibits with English pamphlets available for those interested in understanding the history and craftsmanship behind this celebrated local tradition. Whether you're a sake enthusiast or new to the culture, the Sawanotsuru Sake Museum provides an enriching experience for all.
Hours and Fees
Sawanotsuru Sake Museum
- Opening hours
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10:00 to 16:00
- Closed
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Wednesdays
- Entrance fee
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Free
Getting there
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English
Sawanotsuru Sake Museum
Official website
Japanese
Sawanotsuru Sake Museum
Official website
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