Japan · SAKE TASTINGS IN TOKYO
The 8 best sake tastings in Tokyo you can book today, with what each one costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is at the top for a reason. Start there.
Taste 8 or more sakes in Shinjuku with a sake sommelier, learn brewing basics and food pairings, and leave ready to order with confidence.
“Our instructor was great! Very knowledgeable and made the experience fun and informative. I didn’t know anything about sake beforehand!”
Explore Tsukiji Hongwanji Temple and the Outer Market, then taste 20 or more Japanese sakes with an expert sommelier.
“Brilliant tour, brilliant guide, brilliant value. We had a fantastic experience and wouldn’t have got nearly as much out of the market tour without such good guidance. The sake tasting nearby afterwards is really interesting and very generous, so make sure you have time to spare as you don’t want to rush away like we sadly had to for our next booking.”
Taste 50 to 60 Japanese sakes in Tsukiji with an English-speaking sommelier, snacks, temperature pairings, and a practical lesson in sake.
“Mako-san was very nice and informative! And we got to expand our knowledge. She adjusted to our current experience and gave a lot of interesting info. We’d want to bring our friends here! It was an intimate setting as well.”
Taste eight or more Japanese sakes and premium Yamayuki tuna sushi in a small 90-minute Roppongi experience.
“The food and sake was delicious, however I expected more of a guided tasting of the sake with maybe some stories/history behind how it’s brewed and its cultural importance (similar to whisky tastings I’ve done in the past).”
Taste seven sake styles with Japanese food pairings in Tokyo, learn from an accredited instructor, and discover how to choose sake with confidence.
“Tanaka-san and Taka-san were fantastic. Very enjoyable time. One improvement is to update the room number in your information.”
Review of Tokyo's Mount Fuji day tour with Swan Boat cruise, 5th Station views, Oishi Park, sake tasting, tips, value, and drawbacks.
“So much packed into one day but we had the best time!”
Taste seven sakes at Tokyo’s 1596 Toshimaya Rita-Shop, explore Kanda’s drinking streets, and get local tips in a small English tour.
“Fumino-San was a fantastic guide, knowledgeable, with beautiful English and a very friendly manner. She knew so much about the sake and also provided me with other local recommendations. A great little educational experience, with amazing sakes too. OSHII - thank you Fumino-San!”
Compare eight Japanese sake drinks with traditional snacks in a small Kabukicho tasting near Shinjuku, with amazake for dessert.
“It was a nice variation of Sake's, cold, hot, "cocktail" and Mai was really friendly and welcoming.”
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