4 Japanese Wines from The Wonder 500™
Japan may be more famous for sake and whisky, but these four Japanese wines are sure to delight.
Japan may be more famous for sake and whisky, but these four Japanese wines are sure to delight.
If you're in Osaka Airport trying to kill time before your departure, why not sample a cup of sake for just ¥100!
A sake glass that keeps your drink cool while you drink it? We'll toast to that!
You may be surprised to find where Japan ranks on how the world views alcohol consumption.
The sake breweries of Kashima City open their doors to overseas tourists, offering a peek into how sake is made for one of Japan's three most prominent Inari shrines.
Take a short, comprehensive tour of how sake is made, what it's about, and how to thoroughly enjoy this Japanese traditional treasure!
An unbelievable look at six products, all made with a little mold!
There are roughly 2,000 breweries in Japan all producing their own unique form of sake—including seasonal, limited-edition products.