Hakutaka Rokusuien
Hakutaka Rokusuien (Nishinomiya, Hyogo) is a place to visit for sake. Booking: No reservation needed. Guidance in English: Check the official site. Fee: Shukokan museum free; Kura BAR tasting is paid (price not stated on the official page).
A cultural facility of the Hakutaka brewery in Nishinomiya, with the Hakutaka Shukokan museum of brewing tools and records (free), the Biroku-ichi shop focused on seasonal sake, and Kura BAR, a paid tasting counter open on weekends and holidays.
How to visit
- Location
- Nishinomiya, Hyogo
- Address
- 兵庫県西宮市鞍掛町5-1
- Booking
- No reservation needed
- Guidance in English
- Check the official site
- Fee
- Shukokan museum free; Kura BAR tasting is paid (price not stated on the official page)
Good to know
- Shukokan museum 11:00–18:30; Biroku-ichi shop 11:00–19:00. Both close on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays.
- Kura BAR is a paid tasting counter open 12:00–17:00 on weekends and national holidays; closed on weekdays (except holidays).
- There is no regular tour of the working brewery; brewery visits are offered occasionally as events. The grounds also have Tokyo Chikuyotei Nishinomiya, an eel restaurant.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to book a visit to Hakutaka Rokusuien?
No reservation is needed.
Is guidance in English available at Hakutaka Rokusuien?
We have not confirmed whether guidance in English is available. Please check the official site.
How much does a visit to Hakutaka Rokusuien cost?
Fee: Shukokan museum free; Kura BAR tasting is paid (price not stated on the official page).
Can I take part in a tasting if I'm driving?
The legal drinking age in Japan is 20. If you are driving you cannot taste. Use public transport or a taxi, or let someone who is not drinking drive.
Information sources
Information checked against official sources, such as the facility's website.
Checked 2026-11-03
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