This hugely popular Japanese sake festival is held three times a year in Tokyo and Osaka as a "sake tasting festival where you can enjoy seasonal Japanese sake, food, and Japanese culture while feeling the seasons." This year's "3th Japanese Sake Festival in Nakameguro" will bring together over 27 types of Japanese sake from 46 breweries from all over the country, and by purchasing a "tasting pass," you can taste carefully selected traditional Japanese sake. Some of the sake that can be tasted will also be available for sale, and you can purchase it for your home, as a souvenir, or as a celebratory gift.

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The event will be split into two parts, starting at 3:29 and 30:12 on March 15th (Sat) and 2th (Sun), and participants will be able to fully enjoy sake, food, and events for the two hours and ten minutes each. On the stage, there will be a variety of performances, as well as the "Washake Festival Grand Prize," where participants can vote for their favorite sake from the entries.

Located near Meguro River, a famous cherry blossom viewing spot, the event also features a food menu perfect for spring. This is a special event where you can enjoy sake and seasonal foods that are unique to this time of year. Why not enjoy cherry blossom viewing with new sake, unpasteurized sake, sparkling sake, and premium sake?

Past Events

■Japanese Sake Festival Exhibiting Breweries and Brands

Exhibitors only on the 29th (Sat):
Matsui Sake Brewery (Matsu no Kotobuki / Tochigi Prefecture), Miwa Sake Brewery (Shirakawa-go / Gifu Prefecture)

Exhibitors on the 29th (Sat) and 30th (Sun):
Ichinokura (Ichinokura/Miyagi Prefecture), Yamatogura Brewery (Yuki no Matsushima/Miyagi Prefecture), Akita Meijo (Bishu Ranman/Akita Prefecture), Kimura Brewery (Fukukomachi/Akita Prefecture), Yonezuru Brewery (Yonezuru/Yamagata Prefecture), Rokkasen (Rokkasen/Yamagata Prefecture), Ichido (Enju/Fukushima Prefecture), Sudo Honke (Gono Homare/Ibaraki Prefecture), Hagiwara Brewery (Toku Masamune/Ibaraki Prefecture), Utsunomiya Brewery (Shikizakura/Tochigi Prefecture), Nagai Brewery (Suibasho/Gunma Prefecture), Asa Hara Sake Brewery (Biwa no Sasanami/Saitama Prefecture), Igarashi Sake Brewery (Tenranyama/Saitama Prefecture), Kamaya (Rikishi/Saitama Prefecture), Yao Honten (Chichibu Nishiki/Saitama Prefecture), Iwase Sake Brewery (Iwanoi/Chiba Prefecture), Kanai Sake Brewery (Shirasasatsuzumi/Kanagawa Prefecture), RiceWine (HINEMOS/Kanagawa Prefecture), Kiminoi Sake Brewery (Kimiinoi/Niigata Prefecture), Shirataki Sake Brewery (Jozen Josui/Niigata Prefecture), Miyao Sake Brewery (Shimeharitsuru/Niigata Prefecture), Noguchi Naohiko Research (Noguchi Naohiko Research Institute/Ishikawa Prefecture), Endo Sake Brewery (Mountain Stream/Nagano Prefecture), Chikuma Nishiki Sake Brewery (Chikuma Nishiki/Nagano Prefecture), Oku-Hida Sake Brewery (Oku-Hida/Gifu Prefecture), Sanwa Sake Brewery (Garyubai/Shizuoka Prefecture), Hana no Mai Sake Brewery (Hana no Mai/Shizuoka Prefecture), Nakano Sake Brewery (Kunimori/Aichi Prefecture), Fukui Sake Brewery (Shikaioh/Aichi Prefecture), Kawatake Brewery (Shiki/Mie Prefecture), Maruhiko Sake Brewery (Mie no Kanbai/Mie Prefecture), Miyazaki Honten (Miya no Yuki/Mie Prefecture), Tama no Hikari Sake Brewery (Tamanohikari/Kyoto Prefecture), Eigashima Sake Brewery (Nihon Tamashii/Hyogo Prefecture), Shirataka (Shirataka/Hyogo Prefecture), Inada Honten (Inadahime/Tottori Prefecture), Otani Sake Brewery (Takayumi/Tottori Prefecture), Hokami Seishu (Shichikanuma/Shimane Prefecture), Sakai Sake Brewery (Gokyo/Yamaguchi Prefecture), Ayagiku Sake Brewery (Ayagiku/Kagawa Prefecture), Sachihime Sake Brewery (Sachihime/Saga Prefecture), Mitsutake Sake Brewery (Mitsutake/Saga Prefecture), Kawazu Sake Brewery (Hanayuki/Kumamoto Prefecture), Chiyonoen Sake Brewery (Taito/Kumamoto Prefecture)