Unlimited Sake Tasting Tokyo: 30+ Bottles From All Japan

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Duration2h

GroupUp to 4

LanguagesEN · JA

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Rare sake even Japanese locals can't find, poured in a single afternoon

An unlimited sake tasting in Tokyo where you sample 30-40 premium bottles selected by experts from all 47 Japanese prefectures, including seasonal and unpasteurized varieties most people never encounter. The tasting runs two hours in a small group (up to four people) near Yoyogi Uehara station, with Japanese snacks and appetizers paired to each sake, a textbook on sake fundamentals, and soft drinks included. Minimum age is 20; the guide speaks English or Japanese.

The Experience

You arrive at a venue ten seconds from Yoyogi Uehara station—or a ten-minute walk from Shinjuku or Shibuya if that's closer—and step into a space built around sake. The tasting holds up to four people, which is the constraint that makes depth possible: the guide can explain the background of each bottle (flavors, textures, where it's made, how it's made) instead of moving through a crowd. You'll taste 30 to 40 types, all high-class selections curated from across Japan's 47 prefectures by sake experts. Many are rare—seasonal brews and unpasteurized bottles that even Japanese drinkers struggle to find outside their home regions.

Each sake comes with a reason to taste it. You get a textbook on sake to follow along with the guide's explanations, so the flavors start making sense instead of just tasting different. Japanese snacks and small appetizers are paired throughout to show how food and sake work together—not as an afterthought, but as part of understanding what you're drinking. A soft drink is there if you need a palate cleanser. The two-hour window gives you time to linger on the ones that land, ask questions, and move through the collection without rushing.

You leave with hidden souvenirs—items chosen to extend the sake experience back home—and photos from the tasting. There's no separate charge for the guide, the drinks, or the food; everything is included in the booking price.

What’s included

All-you-can-drink of 30-40 premium sake bottles from across Japan's 47 prefectures, including rare seasonal and unpasteurized varieties.
unique Japanese snacks and small appetizers paired to complement each sake.
a soft drink for your palate.
a sake textbook to deepen your understanding.
photos taken during the tasting.
and hidden souvenirs to extend the experience after you return home.

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Is this one for you?The guide speaks English or Japanese, so you can follow the explanations comfortably in whichever language works for you. The small group size (up to four people) means the guide has time to explain each sake's background and answer questions, making this suited to anyone who wants to understand what they're tasting rather than just move through a volume of bottles.