Are food items included in the experience?

Yes, traditional Japanese snacks are served to complement the sake and help demonstrate how flavors change when paired with food.

Where does the tour take place?

The experience is held at A House With Flowers, located on the 4th floor of a building near Shinjuku Sanchome Station, just a 1 minute walk from Exit E3.

Can dietary restrictions be accommodated?

Snack offerings are limited, and special dietary requests may not always be accommodated. Guests with allergies should inform the tour operator in advance.

Is this a private or group experience?

This is a group experience with a maximum of 20 travelers, allowing for interaction while maintaining a comfortable tasting environment.

Tokyo

Cherry blossom & Japanese Sake Tasting in Shinjuku

English

1 hour

(3)

Celebrate cherry blossom season in Shinjuku with a guided Japanese sake tasting experience. Sample eight carefully selected sakes, enjoy traditional snack pairings, and finish with amazake at A House With Flowers.

Confirmation is provided at the time of booking.
Participants must be in good health, with no serious medical conditions.
This experience is not suitable for pregnant travelers.
Alcohol consumption by anyone under the age of 20 is prohibited by Japanese law.
Participation is limited to guests aged 20 and older.
The maximum group size is 20 travelers.

Additional Information

Cancellations and changes follow the tour operator’s cancellation policy.
The experience is weather-dependent and may be canceled in poor conditions.
If canceled due to weather, an alternative date or a full refund will be offered.
A minimum number of travelers is required for the experience to proceed.
If the minimum is not met, guests will be offered a different date, an alternative experience, or a full refund.

Workshop Agenda

Meeting Point & Arrival

The experience begins at A House With Flowers, a dedicated tasting venue located in the heart of Shinjuku. The venue is inside a building with a pachinko parlor on the first floor. An outdoor elevator near the pachinko entrance will take you to the 4th floor, where the tasting space is located, and your host will be waiting to welcome you.

Welcome & Sake Introduction

After arrival, the host will introduce the tasting schedule and share an overview of Japanese sake. You will learn about different sake styles, alcohol levels, and what to notice when tasting, setting a clear foundation for the experience.

Curated Sake Tasting

Enjoy a guided tasting of eight carefully selected sakes that are only available in Japan. The tasting starts with lighter, smoother sakes and gradually moves toward bottles with deeper aromas and richer flavors, allowing you to experience a wide range of profiles.

Japanese Snack Pairings

Traditional Japanese snacks are served alongside the sake selections. These pairings highlight how sake interacts with food and help bring out new flavor notes in each tasting.

Amazake Tasting & Closing

To finish the experience, you will sample amazake, a naturally sweet drink made from fermented rice koji. Commonly enjoyed as a dessert, it offers a gentle and satisfying conclusion to the tasting.