Brewery Visits
Sake brewery tours in Tokyo: 4 breweries you can visit
4 sake breweries in Tokyo accept visitors, according to
each brewery's own website. Below you can compare booking, tasting, fees, how long a visit takes and
the nearest station; where a brewery has an official booking page, you can go straight to it.
Details are translated from the breweries' Japanese websites, with the source and the date we checked.
Open to visitors 4No reservation needed 2Tasting available 3English tour or materials 1Shop on site 3Within 1 km of a station 1
Official websites checked: 2026-07-12 – 2026-07-25 / Page updated: 2026-10-25
Compare at a glance
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| Brewery | Area | Reservation | Tasting | Fee | Duration | Nearest station |
|---|
| Tamajiman | Fussa | No reservation needed | Available | Free (casual stroll course) … | About 45 min (small group tour) | — |
| Sawanoi Sake | Ome | Reservation required | Available | 700 yen (1-10 people, free f… | About 40 min | — |
| Chiyotsuru | Akiruno | — | — | — | — | Akigawa Station (JR Itsukaichi Line), 730 m in a straight line |
| Toshimayasyuzou | Higashimurayama | No reservation needed | Available (paid) | 1,000 yen per person (includ… | — | — |
Brewery by brewery
Tamajiman石川酒造
1 Kumagawa, Fussa, Tokyo 197-8623
Open to visitorsNo reservation neededTasting: AvailableEnglish tours availableShop on site
- Fee
- Free (casual stroll course) / Guided tasting tour from 500 yen
- Duration
- About 45 min (small group tour)
- Founded
- 1863
Free stroll needs no reservation and is free. The guided tasting tour (from 500 yen, 11:00/13:00/15:00) requires a reservation. The actual brewing process cannot be viewed. English tours require prior consultation (1 week in advance recommended). Closed Tuesdays (except December).
Translated from the brewery's Japanese website.
Sawanoi Sake小澤酒造
2-770 Sawai, Ome, Tokyo 198-0172
Open to visitorsReservation requiredTasting: AvailableShop on site
- Fee
- 700 yen (1-10 people, free for under 20) / Groups of 11-30 people: 3,000 yen per group
- Duration
- About 40 min
- Founded
- 1702
Includes tasting and an original ochoko cup. Weekdays 11:00/13:00, weekends and holidays 11:00/12:30/14:00. Closed Mondays (the following Tuesday if Monday is a holiday). May close in severe weather. Pay on site (cash, PayPay).
Translated from the brewery's Japanese website.
Chiyotsuru中村酒造場
63 Ushinuma, Akiruno, Tokyo
Open to visitors
- Visitor facility
- Sake Brewing Museum
- Nearest station
- Akigawa Station (JR Itsukaichi Line), 730 m in a straight line
- Founded
- 1804
The sake brewing museum is open (hours 11:00-16:30, every day except the year-end/New Year period). However, tours of the inside of the brewery are not currently offered.
Translated from the brewery's Japanese website.
Toshimayasyuzou豊島屋酒造
3-14-10 Kumegawa-cho, Higashimurayama, Tokyo 189-0003
Open to visitorsNo reservation neededTasting: Available (paid)Shop on site
- Visitor facility
- Brewery Direct Shop KAMOSHInoBA / Saturday Brewery Tour
- Fee
- 1,000 yen per person (includes tasting)
- Founded
- 1596
"Saturday Brewery Tour" starts at 11:00 every Saturday, no reservation needed, 1,000 yen per person (includes tasting). Night brewery tours, kakuuchi (standing bar) and collaboration events etc. require a reservation. The direct shop is open on weekdays 9:00-17:00.
Translated from the brewery's Japanese website.
Questions
How many sake breweries in Tokyo are open to visitors?
Terroir HUB lists 4 breweries in Tokyo that accept visitors. Every entry comes from the brewery's own website, with the source and the date we checked it.
Can I visit without booking?
2 brewery(ies) state on their own site that no reservation is needed (Tamajiman, Toshimayasyuzou).
Is there anywhere with an English tour?
1 brewery(ies) mention an English tour or English materials (Tamajiman).
When was this information checked?
We checked each brewery's official website between 2026-07-12 and 2026-07-25. Opening status changes, so please confirm with the brewery before you travel.
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