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Hiroshima Food & Drink Tours
Central Hiroshima and Okonomiyaki (Local Food) Tour
Hiroshima
4 hours
First up, I bring you to Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park. Hiroshima is well known as the first atomic bombed city in the world history. You walk and drop by at many spots built to commemorate the victims and learn more at the Peace Memorial Museum. After that study tour, we roam around Central area and finally arrive at Okonomiyaki restaurant for early supper. Okonomiyaki is Hiroshima's soul food; a savory pancake filled with chopped vegetables, meat, sea food, noodle, egg... Just give it a try.
FROM$186/ per group
Mayumi I.
4.94 / 5
(143 reviews)
Saijo....Sake Town
Hiroshima
4 hours
After 30 min. train ride from Hiroshima, you arrive at this tiny town, SAIJO. Just follow chimneys and you find SAKE here. In this small town, you will encounter the world famous and time-honored sake breweries. Enjoy waking around and drop in at some of sake breweries to have a taste. Good rice and quality water are indispensable for making good sake, though. This town has both of them. Let's explore the splendid nature and sake culture.
FROM$205/ per group
Mayumi I.
4.94 / 5
(143 reviews)
Craft Beer Fest and Tavern Crawl Hiroshima
Hiroshima
3 hours
We will navigate a 3-hour stroll through the back streets of the entertainment district of Hiroshima trying excellent craft beers and sake and stopping off at bars, pubs, and an izakaya, a traditional drinking house, where locals gather with friends and colleagues to enjoy mouth-watering, small-plate dishes cooked don the grill before your eyes along with free-flowing drinks.
FROM$160/ per person
Hugh C.
4.94 / 5
(83 reviews)
SAIJO SAKE TOWN (SAKAGURA) TOUR
Hiroshima
3 hours
Sakagura is the grouping of breweries in a particular district. The word sake by itself is a generic term for alcohol and Japanese call the clear alcohol unique drink brewed in Japan nihonshu, which has played a central role in Japanese life and culture for 2,000 years. The town of Saijo is one of the premier sake-producing regions in Japan; this tour is a delightful stroll through the district and includes tasting at the breweries.
FROM$256/ per group
Hugh C.
4.94 / 5
(83 reviews)