Sake Culture– category –

It's fair to say that Osaka is not quite as famous for sake as neighbouring Kyoto and Kobe, but there's still plenty of good sake to be found! Within Osaka city, there are many great sake bars and izakayas you can visit, but if you're lo...

Osaka is one of the best cities in Japan for eating and drinking - it's often referred to as 'Japan's kitchen', after all. There's a huge range of places to eat and drink in Osaka, from cheap izakayas and ramen joints, to Michelin star r...

Visit Japanese Whisky Distilleries While You are in Japan Japanese whisky is experiencing tremendous popularity all over the world, so while you're in Japan, why not visit a Japanese whisky distillery? It can be difficult to make a reser...

Japanese Whisky's Scarcity and Authenticity So let's get this out of the way first - if you're looking to buy bottles of Japanese whisky to take home, you're going to need some luck! At time of writing, the availability of Japanese whisk...

In Japan, there is a culture of choosing foods and dishes according to the seasons, and changing clothes and decorations to match the seasons. In the same way, sake also changes its appeal and enjoyment with the seasons in our daily live...

If you say sake makers, touji, you may imagine mostly an elderly men. Recently, however, not only men but also many women are in the position of touji and producing sake. Learn New World of Sake from Movie "Kanpai! The second edition of ...