Oimatsu Sake Brewery
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Oimatsu Sake Brewery, a historic sake brewery with 250 years of tradition, is situated in the picturesque Harima area of Sasayama City, Hyogo Prefecture, surrounded by stunning mountains. Historical records indicate that sake brewing has been a tradition in this area for many years. Even now, you can still see remnants of the town's lively sake-brewing past. Visitors can savor fermented food lunches featuring koji, the essential component in sake, at the on-site dining area. Additionally, the brewery shop offers paid sake tastings without the need for reservations.
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At Oimatsu Dining, a restaurant produced by Oimatsu Sake Brewery, you can enjoy a lunch full of fermented foods.
The old-fashioned architecture, with the chimney still remaining, is designated as a cultural property.
To protect the delicate yeast essential to sake brewing from contamination, visitors on our brewery tours are provided with happi coats. This allows them to experience sake making in a more immersive way.
The brewing tanks are displayed inside the traditional wooden storehouse.
The wide range of sake produced by Oimatsu Sake Brewery. You can try some for free at the brewery shop.
The Oimatsu Dining restaurant, which is located in a building with a long history, offers diners the chance to enjoy seasonal views and meals while overlooking a Japanese garden.
●Information
- ・Brewery Name
- Oimatsu Sake Brewery
- ・Address
- 12 Yamazaki, Yamazaki-cho, Shiso-shi, Hyogo Prefecture
- ・Visit
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[By Car] About 5 minutes from the Yamazaki Interchange on the Chugoku Expressway
[By Train] About 1 hour by bus from Himeji Station or Aboshi Station on the JR Sanyo Main Line
About 1 hour by bus from Sanyo Aboshi Station on the Sanyo Electric Railway
Take the JR Kishin Line to Harima-Shingu Station, ride about 20 minutes to Yamazaki Bus Center, and walk for 10 minutes - ・Official Website
- http://s-oimatsu.com/
- ・ Please contact us for the tour schedule
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http://s-oimatsu.com/contact
*The tour of the warehouse is only available in Japanese. Advance reservations are required.
This basic information is current at the time of publication and is subject to change.
Please check the official website for the latest information.
