This museum is housed in a sake brewery established in the Taisho Period (1912-1926). Traditional sake-production processes have been preserved, and life-size mannequins have been arranged to recreate scenes of the work involved. The manufacturing process to produce refined sake is shown in three-dimensional, easy-to-understand displays. In addition to viewing the exhibits, visitors can taste sake at the sake-tasting corner as well as dress up in traditional brewery worker uniforms. The facility welcomes many foreign tourists.

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What is Nadagogo? History, features, and access to the best SAKE BREWERIES in Japan