World Heritage Himeji Castle & Sake Brewery Tour


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Free for children aged 0‑11
13:00 at the main gate of Himeji Castle
16:00 at Nadagogo Sake Brewery
The legal drinking age in Japan is 20. Please bring a valid ID for inspection

Free cancellation up to 48 hours in advance
Tour Highlights
Explore the majestic Himeji Castle – Visit this UNESCO World Heritage Site and experience the beauty of one of Japan’s finest castle architectures.
Discover the art of sake brewing – Tour the century‑old Nadagiku Sake Brewery and learn about the craftsmanship behind Japan’s iconic drink.
Private tour experience – Enjoy an exclusive journey for just your small group, offering a more personalised and comfortable experience.
UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage: Japanese sake brewing – Recognised in 2024, this is a fantastic opportunity to learn about Japan’s traditional brewing techniques.
Himeji Castle is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Japan’s most stunning and iconic landmarks. Known as the “White Heron Castle” for its elegant white exterior, it has stood for over 400 years. Its maze‑like corridors and the panoramic views from the main keep reflect the splendour of Japan’s feudal era. The surrounding gardens, adorned with cherry blossoms throughout the year, add to its charm.
The nearby Nadagiku Sake Brewery is a beloved local establishment that produces premium sake using carefully selected rice and water. Visitors can tour the traditional brewing tools, learn from experts, and sample limited‑edition sake. This tour offers a unique opportunity to experience Japan’s sake‑making tradition, which was officially recognised as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2024.

You can borrow a traditional Japanese short coat at the sake brewery and take a photo. How about holding a sake barrel for a picture as a special memory of your trip?

At Nadagiku Sake Brewery, you can also taste Japanese sake.

There is a well in Himeji Castle with a chilling legend. Let’s ask the guide about it.

In spring, Himeji Castle presents its most breathtaking view, set against the backdrop of blooming cherry blossoms.

Himeji Castle is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and it’s definitely a place you’d want to visit at least once in your lifetime, isn’t it?

Lift a sake barrel and take a commemorative photo.

Take a group photo with the guide in front of Himeji Castle.

After visiting Himeji Castle, I will take you to Himeji’s most famous brewery – Nadagiku Sake Brewery.

The view from the top floor of Himeji Castle is stunning. Did the castle lord look down at the castle town from here every day?

Taste sake with explanations from the brewery staff.

Take a commemorative photo with the guide, with Himeji Castle as the backdrop.

Wear a traditional Japanese happi coat and take a commemorative photo.

In autumn, Himeji Castle is adorned with colourful leaves, creating a breathtaking scene.

You can also taste Japanese sake and compare different varieties. Discover the subtle flavour differences with your own palate.

There are so many photo‑worthy spots here! Perfect for posting on social media!

How about taking a commemorative photo with the UNESCO World Heritage Site Himeji Castle as your backdrop?
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