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Hamafukutsuru Ginjo Brewery
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- Hamafukutsuru is another one of the award-winning breweries in the area and as the name implies, it is recognized for its Ginjo sake. Here you can actually have a look at part of the production process from the second-floor exhibition room. And although you cannot enter the brewing area there’s an interactive showcase where with the push of a button you can smell the sake being brewed. If you visit in winter, you might even get a peek at the action inside the Koji production room where malted rice is produced.
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- เฮียวโงะ
- 10. April. 2019
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The Sake Breweries of Nada
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- Not a lot of tourists are aware of the fact that Kobe is home to the top-producing sake region in Japan. With over 40 breweries spread out around Nada, or Higashinada Ward to be precise, a sake tour is definitely on the cards during a visit to this bustling city. Not all breweries are open to the public and some are now museums rather than production facilities, but at those which are accessible to the public, you can learn about their history, their production methods, and best of all try out a wide variety of Nihonshu. Here are some of the best sake breweries to check out in Kobe. Kiku-Masamune Sake Brewery Museum Kiku-Masamune Sake Brewery Museum With Nada being the top sake-producing region in Japan, Kiku-Masamune Brewery has been consistently earning the status of No. 1 overall sake both among Tokyo and Osaka liquor stores from 1984 to 2011. Their pride and joy is their dry sake, which they have focused on all throughout their history. The highlight at the museum is the old sake brewery equipment which is considered “important tangible folk cultural property”, equipment that not only survived the passage of time but also the massive destruction of the Great Hanshin Earthquake. After taking all the history in, head over to the tasting area and witness for yourself what the fuss is all about. Kiku-Masamune Sake Brewery Museum Sakuramasamune Sakuraen Museum Sakuramasamune Sakuraen Museum Due to the Great Hanshin Earthquake, not much of the original sake brewery remains here and thus the exhibits are quite small. Thanks to a video though, visitors get a glimpse of what life inside the brewery used to be like. As you walk around the exhibition space, the vintage bottles on display are a nice touch but even nicer is the sake tasting set available for free. After trying out the Daiginjo, the Junmai Ginjo, and Junmai Genshu, it will be hard to resist not buying their colorful bottles. An in-house restaurant offering traditional Japanese dishes is the perfect place to put the sake to the real test. Sakuramasamune Sakuraen Museum Hamafukutsuru Ginjo Brewery Hamafukutsuru Ginjo Brewery Hamafukutsuru is another one of the award-winning breweries in the area and as the name implies, it is recognized for its Ginjo sake. Here you can actually have a look at part of the production process from the second-floor exhibition room. And although you cannot enter the brewing area there’s an interactive showcase where with the push of a button you can smell the sake being brewed. If you visit in winter, you might even get a peek at the action inside the Koji production room where malted rice is produced. Hamafukutsuru Ginjo Brewery Kobe Shushinkan Kobe Shushinkan Shushinkan is famous for its Fukuju sake which they have been brewing in Kobe for over 260 years using a type of water called Miyamizu. Here you will get one of the most complete sake experiences in Nada and depending on your preferences you can get access to informative videos, a tour of the fermentation area, the usual tasting, a sake shop, and a Japanese restaurant where the Fukuju is paired with the finest of ingredients. Certain activities require a prior reservation so make sure to check their website before your visit. https://www.navitime.co.jp/poi?spt=02301.13000375 Hakutsuru Sake Brewery Museum Hakutsuru Sake Brewery Museum Hakutsuru (white crane) has been around since the mid-1700s and all throughout its history has been producing high-quality Dai Ginjo sake among other delicacies. The company turned their old brewhouse into a museum which is now open to travelers who can learn about its history and production methods through life-size exhibits showcased around the former production facility. At the end of the exhibition, visitors can turn into brewers themselves and grab a memorable photo in traditional uniforms. ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- เฮียวโงะ
- 10. April. 2019
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Experience Japanese Tradition Hands-on
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- Japan is a nation that’s very proud of its long-reaching artistic and creative legacy, and with good reason. From paper to pottery, the country has produced some of the most highly revered and well preserved traditional art forms in the world. There’s no better way to learn about Japanese tradition than by getting hands-on and signing up for one of these workshops. Discover Tottori’s Artisanal Washi History Discover Tottori’s Artisanal Washi History Discover Tottori’s Artisanal Washi History Fukui Lacquerware at the Urushi no Sato Kaikan Fukui Lacquerware at the Urushi no Sato Kaikan Fukui Lacquerware at the Urushi no Sato Kaikan Japanese lacquerware is a craft that has a reputation throughout the globe. One of the best ways to discover the history and beauty of this ancient craft is at the Urushi no Sato Kaikan in Sabae City, Fukui. A gallery and workshop, Urushi no Sato offers three different lacquer classes; drawing, carving, and applying lacquer. With techniques and works that have been passed down through generations, Fukui is a must visit for anyone interested in getting to know Japan’s art history in more depth. Koyasan Daishikyokai Temple Sutra Copying Koyasan Daishikyokai Temple Sutra Copying Koyasan Daishikyokai Temple Sutra Copying Mt Koya, generally regarded as one of Japan’s most spiritual locations is home to a variety of esoteric Buddhist practices which many visitors are more than welcome to experience. A unique activity worth trying is Sutra copying, the method of hand-copying Buddhist sutras. Led by local monks Sutra copying is an exercise in discovering inner peace, and an essential ritual in the practice of Japanese Buddism. If you’re in Koya, there are plenty of opportunities to try it out at least once. Taiko Drumming at Sado Island Taiko Centre Taiko Drumming at Sado Island Taiko Centre Taiko Drumming at Sado Island Taiko Centre A familiar rhythm for anyone who’s ever visited a Japanese Matsuri, taiko drumming is not only great to listen to and mesmerizing to watch, but also an incredibly fun activity to try yourself. Head to the forests of Niigata’s Sado Island, east of mainland Niigata Prefecture, and you’ll discover the home of world’s most famous taiko drumming ensemble. Founded in 1981, the ensemble has been based in Kodo Village since 1988. Kodo Village is a 13.2-hectare area which houses a rehearsal hall, residential buildings, workshop and recording studio. The community regularly welcomes visitors, so if you’ve ever had an inclination to try your hand at this hypnotic Japanese tradition, this is the ultimate place to do it. Taiken Workshop Rokuroza Taiken Workshop Rokuroza Taiken Workshop Rokuroza While Saga Prefecture is practically overflowing with impressive pieces of porcelain wares to admire and buy, the best way to appreciate the Japanese ceramic artform is to try it out for yourself. Book a visit to Rokuro Studio in Arita to get your hands dirty, learn a new skill and craft your own piece of traditional Japanese art. With around 400 years of history in porcelain-making, Artita is home to some of the nation’s most knowledgeable artisans many of whom are more than willing to teach you a thing or two. The workshops are held in both Japanese and English, so there’s no excuse not to give it a go! Tobemachi Ceramics Creation Center in Matsuyama Tobemachi Ceramics Creation Center in Matsuyama Tobemachi Ceramics Creation Center in Matsuyama From the southern corners of Okinawa in the northern points of Hokkaido, Japan has no shortage of pottery towns, but if you’re in Shikoku, head for Tobe not far from Ehime’s capital of Matsuyama. In Tobe, add a visit to Togei Sosakukan to your itinerary for an in-depth, hands-on exploration of the fascinating ceramic form known as Tobeyaki. Under the guidance of the local experts, sign up for one of three workshops; a pottery painting experience, hand molding experience, or the pottery wheel experience. If you’re in the area for a while, you can make this one of your first stops on the way and have the piece fired and finished within a few days. Chopstick Engraving Experience in Wajima Chopstick Engraving Experience in Wajima Chopstick Engraving Experience in Wajima Wajima in Ishikawa Prefecture is famous for Wajima-nuri lacquer stunning, black and red tableware typically covered in with intricate gold designs. The Wajima Kobo Nagaya workshop is a great place to let out all your creative energy getting busy crafting your own chopsticks, just sign up for one of their popular engraving experiences where you can come up with your design and decorate your chopsticks by scraping into the lacquer and then painting the engraving with gold leaf. The workshops are run in Japanese, but the beauty of the process is that it’s straightforward and easy to copy. Also, it’s a great way to practice your Japanese skills while you’re at it! Discover Hyogo’s Ceramic History at Tachikui Sue-no-Sato Discover Hyogo’s Ceramic History at Tachikui Sue-no-Sato Discover Hyogo’s Ceramic History at Tachikui Sue-no-Sato Stroll the streets of Tamba in Hyogo Prefecture, and it’s near impossible to miss Tamba ware, a localized form of pottery that has been passed perfected through generations. Originating in Korea, this form of pottery is fired at extreme temperatures, which creates some extraordinary and unique designs. When you’re in the area, pay a visit to Tachikui Sue-no-Sato, the home of Tamba pottery, where you can try making some Tamba ware for yourself. They have many different workshops on offer for all pottery making levels. You can make your own piece from scratch or design a pre-shaped creation depending on your time and confidence level. ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- ประเทศญี่ปุ่น
- 8. March. 2019
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Explore the Mountains Around Kobe
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- Downtown Kobe is flanked by the Rokko Mountain range. Besides giving the city a constantly present dramatic backdrop, this also means that hiking trails and lush greenery are easily within reach. Nunobiki falls If fact, you can be in what at least feels like untouched nature only minutes after getting off theshinkansen train. Just head north from Shin-Kobe station and you will soon be surrounded by a forest, able to stroll along a small river, and hear and the sound of a big waterfall not too far away. This is the Nunobiki falls, one of the most well known set of waterfalls in Japan and a place that has had played a significant role in Japanese arts and literature for centuries, as they make appearances in several classical stories and poems. Some of these artworks date backas far as the Heian Period (794 to 1185). The falls themselves are indeed impressive, so it’seasy to understand why they have inspired so many people throughout the years. Needless to say the experience is well worth the 15 minute or so hike it takes to get there from the station. If you are feeling lazy however, you can also see the waterfall from the Shin-Kobe Ropeway, as it passes almost directly above it. Nunobiki Herb Garden Continue up, either by foot or ropeway, and you will eventually reach the Nunobiki Herb Garden,the biggest of its kind in all of Japan. In the garden you will also find a big glasshouse that houses a cafe, foot onsen and an abundance of lush plants, as well as an outdoor garden where you can enjoy the smell of blooming flowers to the sound of classical music. As it’s all situated on top of a mountain, the area gives you plenty of opportunities to enjoy good views of the city down below. You can also reach the Nunobiki Dam by following the mountain stream from the waterfalls. This is one of the oldest water reservoirs in Japan of this size, built back in 1900, and therefore a designated Important Cultural Property. cable car ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- เฮียวโงะ
- 6. June. 2017
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จุดท่องเที่ยวที่แนะนำ
ทั้งหมด 3910 รายการ
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- โรงละครใหญ่ทาคาราสึกะ
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- จังหวัดเฮียวโกะเมืองทาคาราซูกะซากาเอะมาจิ1-1-57
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- ฮันคิวนิชิโนมิยะการเดนส์
- ศูนย์การค้า / ศูนย์การค้าครบวงจร
- จังหวัดเฮียวโกะเมืองนิชิโนมิยะทากามัตสึโจ14-2
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- สนามเบสบอลโคชิเอ็น
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4.5รีวิว 671 - สนามกีฬา / สนามเบสบอล
- จังหวัดเฮียวโกะเมืองนิชิโนมิยะโคชิเอ็นโจ1-82
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ผมมีโอกาสได้ดูเบสบอลที่ญี่ปุ่นครั้งที่สอง ที่สนามโคชิเอ็ง แห่งโอซาก้า บรรยากาสโดยรวมของสนาม ถือว่าดีมาก คนเข้ามาดูกันจนเต็ม มีการร้องเพลงเชียร์ทีม และผู้เล่น โดยวันนี้ผมนั่งในโซนเจ้าบ้าน ซึ่งก็คือ...
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- โกเบ อินเทอร์เนชันแนล เฮาส์ (Kobe International House)
- ศูนย์การค้า / ศูนย์การค้าครบวงจร
- จังหวัดเฮียวโกะเมืองโคเบะชูโอโกะโคโดริ8-1-6
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- สถานีริมทางมิตสึ
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3.5รีวิว 4 - สถานีริมทาง
- จังหวัดเฮียวโกะทัตสึโนะมิสึโจมูโรสึ896-23
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姫路城、書写山園教寺見学の後に訪問。年末でしたが夕方16時頃ですんなり入店できました。瀬戸内海を見下ろす絶好のロケーションで、落ち着いた雰囲気でいただけます。1800円の牡蠣御前はボリューム満点で、牡蠣フライと刺身盛が新鮮でとっても美味しかったです。
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