Nadagogo Sakedokoro

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A base where you can experience the culture of "Nada-Gogo," known as Japan's top sake district, with all five senses. In a space renovated from a former sake brewery, you can compare and taste famous Nada sake and learn about the delicate differences in taste by region. "Otsumami" snacks utilizing local ingredients that match the sake are also plentiful, making the pairing experience very popular with international tourists. By touching exhibits on brewing history and traditional brewing techniques, you can learn the depth of Japan's world-class SAKE culture. For sake fans, it is truly a heavenly place.

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世界一の日本酒の聖地に『灘五郷酒所』誕生！

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Nadagogo Sakedokoro

Nadagogo Sakedokoro

Address
3-11-2 Mikagehonmachi, Higashinada-ku, Kobe-shi, Hyogo
Website
http://nadagogo.com/
Operator
Nada Gogo Sakesho

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