As many of you may already know, Japan plans to waive the visa requirement and open up normal tourism from 11 October 2022. One place on my list for when I get there is the new Nada Gogo Sakedokoro, a bar that brings together the many breweries located in and around Nada, home of the miraculous (for sake anyway) Miyamizu water source.
The 40-seat bar is inside a building formerly used by the Kenbishi brewery, and serves sake from 26 producers in the area with food. It also hold educational workshops in partnership with local kurabito and the space is available for rent.
Nadagogo Sakedokoro (English)
(Kobe Keizai Plus)
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