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Japan · HIROSHIMA
Pick from these 10 and the plan takes care of itself. Each entry carries its cost, its length, and one plain reason to choose it, with the full list underneath if none quite fits.
Small-group Hiroshima izakaya crawl with okonomiyaki, sake sampling, and two local bars near Nagarekawacho.
“I'd have enjoyed more discussion about the food, how it's made, it's history or traditions. The second stop also wasn't great.”
Hiroshima’s Saijo sake tour hits 7 breweries in 2 hours, with 8 tastings and an English guide that teaches you how to read each style.
“We loved this tour. It was about 2 hours, not much walking and a ton of information. The sake was delicious and we were able to get a local lunch at the information station.”
A 2-hour English-led Saijo sake tour with tastings at 7 breweries near Saijo Station in Hiroshima, plus history and brewing tips.
“We had a great experience and Kiyoshi had adapted our program to the festival going on in the city that day. Thank you for some wonderful hours together!”
Taste five sakes in 1.5 hours across three Saijo breweries with an English guide, including ginjo, junmai, and plum wine samples.
“A very concise yet in-depth overview of the sake making process, learning what makes it unique and how more premium styles of sake are made. Our guide was enthusiastic, incredibly knowledgable and a lot of fun to be with. ThougRead more”
Taste Saijo sake in Hiroshima on a 3-hour guided walk through historic breweries, temples, and parks, with lunch and bottle shopping.
“Masa was a kind, patient, and affable tour guide who introduced us to some wonderful sake breweries and local favorite restaurants. Highly recommended if you have any interest in how sake is made or want to try a few with a knowledgeable guide and translator (especially the unique Hiroshima brews with their special soft mountain water).”
Visit three Saijo breweries in Hiroshima, start at Mitate Shrine, and make your own label at Sanyotsuru with Mount Ryuo spring water.
“The sake tour I took was a rich experience. The tour guide was knowledgeable about Japan's history and how sake intertwined with it. The sake tour was great got to see the tools used and was explained from the owner about the proceRead more”
A fast, small-group guided sake walk through Hiroshima’s Saijo—7 breweries, tastings, and brewery history in about 2 hours.
“Guide was very knowledgeable, very friendly. Everything is quite close together, terrain is easy. Overall a wonderful afternoon.”
Explore Hiroshima after dark with guide Levi: Peace Park night walk, 3 craft beers, dinner bites, and local brewpub bars in Tokaichimachi.
“If you like well-crafted beer and want to explore Hiroshima's local bars just outside the main tourist area, then this is the tour for you. Levi was excellent guide, not just to the different craft breweries, but also to the local culture. I had a blast!”
Saijo private sake tour: Mitate Shrine, three breweries, calligraphy with spring water, then bishu-nabe dinner with tastings and pairings.
“I had a wonderful time exploring Saijo's sake culture with friendly and knowledgeable local guides.”
Evening bouldering in Yokogawa, then local sake tasting and Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki on a guided walk away from crowds.
“It quite nice to get away from the crowds. I was treated to some beer, snacks, sake and okonomiyake. Plus some interesting bits about the area. The gym is quite nice, it's smaller than back home but climbing routes are really interestinRead more”