Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity starts. Any cancellations after this or no-shows on the day will not be refunded.
Keihan Chushojima Station North Exit
Where does the activity end?
Fushimi Yume Hyakushu
Leila Martinez
Memphis, United StatesIf you have other questions, contact us
Join us on this guided walking tour of Fushimi, Kyoto's historic sake-brewing district. You'll see peaceful temples, enjoy a boat ride on canals, and discover the rich flavor and culture of one of Japan's most important regions in sake production. Tasting included!
On the day of the activity, we'll meet at Keihan Chushojima Station, specifically at the North Exit, at the designated time. Once we're all gathered, we'll start our guided walking tour of Fushimi, Kyoto's historic sake-brewing district and Japan's second-largest area in sake production. Let's go!
First, we'll discover Choken-ji Temple, a quiet, lesser-known local temple that offers a moment of serenity before our next stop. After visiting the temple, we'll hop on board a traditional Jikkoku-bune boat for a peaceful cruise along Fushimi's historic canals, which were crucial for transporting sake barrels in the past. You'll love admiring the willow trees, stone bridges, and charming old warehouses that surround the canals.
After our boat ride, we'll learn about Kyoto's sake heritage by visiting the nearby. Did you know that the particular type of sake brewed in Fushimi is thanks to the soft characteristics of the district's water? In this brewery, you'll dive into the centuries-old brewing techniques and see traditional tools. The best part is that you'll have the chance to taste a variety of premium sake crafted with pure Fushimi spring water!
Then, we'll head to Fushimi Yume Hyakushu, a lovely café set in a beautifully restored Meiji-era building. Here, you'll enjoy a locally roasted coffee in a nostalgic atmosphere, soaking in the old Kyoto charm. Finally, we'll end our tour here after 2.5 hours.
