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very friendly staff and the submission to English speakers. everything is organized and many signs to accompany the limited English of the workers. Japanese speaking is a definitiw plus for the experience! a beautiful selection of sake they choose from with clear labels for any kind of sake, their political conditions, acid, etc. while I am not an expert, all tastings were pleasant, and they can also buy snacks to ac... View all feedback.
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I'm not a sake connoisseur, so can't speak to the quality of the selection. However, a lot of options are available for those wanting to taste. Most expensive bottles are ¥1500 to taste/¥6000 to buy, so close to bar-like pricing. Staff were helpful, and they pour fairly, so as a tourist looking to sample (and then buy, but I did not say so in advance, not to influence), I was happy. View all feedback.
Great place for tasting and in a chat with local! they choose whatever they want to try (or a recommendation of the personal or the guests.) they pay with glass and get a discount of 100 yen on their third!
A great selection of incredible love and. the personal is so friendly. each glass is 200~400 円, with seasonal and traditional
Very friendly staff and the submission to English speakers. everything is organized and many signs to accompany the limited English of the workers. Japanese speaking is a definitiw plus for the experience! a beautiful selection of sake they choose from with clear labels for any kind of sake, their political conditions, acid, etc. while I am not an expert, all tastings were pleasant, and they can also buy snacks to accompany their desires. very generous pourers! what a jewel of a place in Hamamatsu-cho; a wonderful experience overall. try to go in off-peak hours for a more peaceful tasting; it seems it becomes popular during worktime and weekend!
An amazing hidden gem and definitiw a highlight of my trip through japan. the highly qualified staff helped me to select sakes for rehearsals that reflected both my own tastes and challenged me to try what I would normally not experience. my visit opened definitiw my eyes and expanded my eyes with regard to the many species and styles of the snake.
Fantastic spot to try many different types of nihonshu! Four counter seats and then plenty of standing room. There are a few snacks available, but the main reason for coming here is to drink! They have a very helpful English guide to understanding the styles of nihonshu and the brewing process. Love stopping by in the evening for a quick drink!
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