Arita Sake Tasting Tour in Saga : Matsuo Shuzojo

updated: January 28th, 2025

Discover the rich heritage of Japanese sake at Matsuo Sake Brewery in Arita, Saga. Established in the Edo period, our brewery specializes in premium Junmai Ginjo, particularly the unfiltered Miyanomatsu, showcasing authentic flavors crafted through generations. While we don't offer guided tours, you can purchase our sake directly, ensuring a unique experience. Open Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM, Matsuo Sake Brewery invites both enthusiasts and newcomers to explore the essence of Japanese brewing. Plan your visit today and savor the true taste of tradition!

Discover the Essence of Japanese Sake at Matsuo Sake Brewery


Located in the scenic town of Arita, Saga, Japan, Matsuo Sake Brewery offers a unique glimpse into the world of Japanese sake. Established at the end of the Edo period, this brewery has a long-standing tradition of sake production, making it a noteworthy destination for both sake lovers and those interested in Japanese culture.

Taste the Tradition: Junmai Ginjo Miyanomatsu

One of the highlights of Matsuo Sake Brewery is our signature Junmai Ginjo, especially the unfiltered and unprocessed version known as Miyanomatsu. This premium sake reflects the careful brewing methods that have been passed down through generations. The flavor is authentic and memorable, providing a true taste of Japanese craftsmanship. While we do not offer guided tours, visitors can purchase our sake directly from the brewery, allowing for a special experience.

Plan Your Visit

Matsuo Sake Brewery is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. As you wander through the beautiful streets of Arita, famous for its ceramics and local culture, be sure to stop by our brewery. 

A Journey Awaits

Whether you are a seasoned sake enthusiast or a newcomer, Matsuo Sake Brewery offers a chance to explore the rich heritage of Japanese brewing. The flavors and history of our sake are waiting for you to discover.

Visit us today and enjoy the authentic taste of Japanese sake!


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