About Washu Fes / Ticket information and purchase

～ Information～
Date: 12th(Sat),13th(Sun), July 2025
1st stage : 12:00~14:10
2nd stage : 15:00~17:10
Place: Osaka Bay Tower Atrium (2F) (1-2-4 Benten, Minato-ku, Osaka)
Access: Bentencho Station (JR Osaka Loop Line and Osaka Metro Chuo Line)
Price:4,500 yen (Includings:Tasting cup , Sake textbook, Wooden sake cup, mineral water)

Purchase: After making the payment by credit card, please contact us using the inquiry form to let us know the names of the participants, the number of participants, and the date and time of participation.

Pay as a Guest (Credit Card):
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「活动详情」（Chinese）

What is WASHU?

Washu is a traditional and innovative sake that connects people and is made in the climate and culture of Japan.
Japan has four distinct seasons, rice fields and a world-class rice farming culture.
Sake is made from rice and water in more than 1,200 sake breweries in Japan.
Alcohol beverages made with Japanese brewing technology are called “Washu” such as Sake, Shochu and Sweet cooking rice sake.

Washu is a traditional Japanese industry that Japan boasts to the world. It is popular with tourists who visit Japan and wine lovers around the world.
The brewing technology of sake breweries is innovating, the quality and label design of sake are also improving year by year. Moreover, the flavor and artistry are highly evaluated by people all over the world.

Washu Fes is one of Japan’s largest sake festivals where you can enjoy seasonal Japanese sake, food, and culture.
Washu Fes supports sake breweries that continue to take on challenges in the region, sake that is popular among local people, and sake lovers.
Washu Fes is held in spring, summer, and autumn, so you can enjoy delicious seasonal sake.

There are still many delicious sakes that you may not know.
Visit the “Washu Fes” to taste delicious sake and food, and have fun with sake breweries and sake fans.
We promise that there will be new discoveries about sake and the splendor of Japanese culture.
We are sincerely looking forward to your visit.