Musashino-kuni Sake Festival
武蔵の國の酒祭り2014
The Musashino-kuni Sake Festival 2014 gathers sake brands from all around Japan; this year it will feature over 140 high-grade brands. The venue, Okunitama Shrine, has a rich history and houses many sub-shrines, including Matsuo Shrine, erected in honor of the god of brewing. From such a venerable location, the festival aims to further the development of sake culture and send it off into the world. Stalls will serve food such as “yakitori” (grilled chicken skewers) and “motsuni” (stewed giblets), and the festival will be a meeting place for not only fans of sake, but also a wide variety of people with an interest in Japanese culture.
全国各地の酒を集めた利き酒会、武蔵の國の酒祭り2014。本年は、日本各地より140を超える美酒が集まります。会場となる大国魂神社内は、醸造の神様が祭られている『松尾神社』が鎮斎されている歴史ある地。そんな由緒ある場所から、日本酒文化のさらなる発展と海外へ向けての発信を目指します。当日は、焼き鳥やモツ煮などの模擬店の出店があるなど、日本酒ファンだけでなく、日本の文化に興味がある人々に広く楽しめるお祭りとなるでしょう。
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The Musashino-kuni Sake Festival 2014 gathers sake brands from all around Japan; this year it will feature over 140 high-grade brands. The venue, Okunitama Shrine, has a rich history and houses many sub-shrines, including Matsuo Shrine, erected in honor of the god of brewing. From such a venerable location, the festival aims to further the development of sake culture and send it off into the world. Stalls will serve food such as “yakitori” (grilled chicken skewers) and “motsuni” (stewed giblets), and the festival will be a meeting place for not only fans of sake, but also a wide variety of people with an interest in Japanese culture.
全国各地の酒を集めた利き酒会、武蔵の國の酒祭り2014。本年は、日本各地より140を超える美酒が集まります。会場となる大国魂神社内は、醸造の神様が祭られている『松尾神社』が鎮斎されている歴史ある地。そんな由緒ある場所から、日本酒文化のさらなる発展と海外へ向けての発信を目指します。当日は、焼き鳥やモツ煮などの模擬店の出店があるなど、日本酒ファンだけでなく、日本の文化に興味がある人々に広く楽しめるお祭りとなるでしょう。
Data
- Date
- September 13
- Venues
- Okunitama Jinja Sandou Waki Hiroba
- Area
- Fuchu-shi
- Admission
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1,500 yen in advance (limited to 1,000 tickets), 1,800 yen at the door (limited to 100 tickets)
The first 50 foreign visitors will be admitted free (reservation required) * Visitors will receive an exclusive sake cup - Address
- 3-1, Miyamachi, Fuchu-shi, Tokyo
- Phone
- 042-362-2130
- Nearest Station
- Fuchu
- Opening Hours
- 11:00-16:00 (last admission 15:30)
- URL
- http://www.tokyosake.or.jp/index3.php?page=0&id=1037
- Map
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