You can visit the oldest sake brewery in Japan, but don't expect to see much more than the outside. They don't do tours and won't let you taste. Its a real bummer! You can buy their sake there, but really, what's the point. Save your time and just go to a sake store.
If you feel compelled to go, take the train to Tomobe Station and from there its a 10 minute drive.
Address; 2125 Obara Tomobe-Machi Nishiibaraki-gun, Ibaraki
Written Oct 27, 2008
Phone: 296-77-0152
Website: http://www.sudohonke.co.jp/english/index.html
"Yuri No Sato" is located at the foot of Mt. Tsukuba in Yasato town. It's on the other side of the mountrain from Tsukuba city.
The facility is clean and you will enjoy variety of bathes (jaczzi, mist sauna, outdoor bath...).
You can see the sorounding mountains from the outdoor bath.
weekdays: 800yen
weekend: 1000yen
10am to 10pm
hot spring bathes, restaurant, grocery store carries local products
Updated Mar 2, 2004
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