Gonda Shuzo Co., Ltd.

sightseeing

Established at the end of Edo’s Kaei period (1850), Japanese sake, ume liqueur, sake lees are sold at the old-fashioned sake brewery and Taishō period’s store. A cozy experience that can only be enjoyed at a small brewery. In the case of touring the brewery, you will get a small sake cup as a present. The taste of various alcohols kept at different temperatures can be compared, with games for sake tasting on the menu. Please consult with us regarding the content of the experience along with the price range. Tours are not based on a particular season, however, the sake is prepared during the winter. It may be difficult to tour during the periods in which sake is prepared.

Basic Information

Location
Kumagaya Mikajiri 1491 Land Lot
TEL
048-532-3611
FAX
048-532-7889
Event Information
Information regarding events taking place at a shop will be notified through Facebook.

Business hours / Fee

Business hours
9:00 ~ 18:30
Regular holiday
Usually on Saturday, Holidays, and the beginning of the year. May be temporary closed due to an opening of a store for an event; will be notified through Facebook
Fee
Please consult with us regarding the experience course of 500 yen to the introductory course along with the luxury course. Reservation is required

How to get there

Public transport
Approximately 2 kilometers and a 35 minute walk from Kagohara Station of JR Takasaki Line. Approximately 2 kilometers from Ōaso Station of Chichibu Line
Parking
Regular Passenger Cars 20 spaces Parking avaiable for medium-sized buses

Other

Foreign language support
English

Map

Nearby spots

Kumagaya Hot Spring Yuraku no Sato
Kumagaya Hot Spring Yuraku no Sato

The "tanjun (simple)" hot spring, a variety of hot spring common among the top hot springs, can be enjoyed here in a typical Japanese rock style bath. Furthermore, you can enjoy Ganban’ yoku “Rakujyudō”, reclining chairs, and massage machines freely! Other than these, we are equipped with a high-concentration carbonated spring that even gathers attention from the medical industry! This is a luxurious facility to spend a fulfilling day.

Katakura Silk Commemorative Museum
Katakura Silk Commemorative Museum

The Katakura Silk Commemorative Museum is built in the cocoon warehouse of the Kumagaya Factory, the last silk manufacturing plant of Katakura Industries, and has been recognized as a Heritage of Industrial Modernization by the Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry. To preserve and pass on the 121-year history of the company's silk production, the museum displays the machinery used to produce silk at the Kumagaya Factory, and you can follow the entire process from cocoons to raw silk.

Hatakeyama Shigetada Historic park
Hatakeyama Shigetada Historic park

This is the site of Hatakeyama Shigetada's mansion, which is maintained as a park. In the park, there is a five-ring pagoda, said to be the grave of Shigetada and his vassals. Furthermore, you can also find a well said to be where Shigetada had his first bath after being born and a bronze statue of Shigetada himself.

Kikuizumi Brewery
Kikuizumi Brewery

This sake brewery is a guardian of traditional techniques that have been around since 1863. "Tradition is innovation" is their motto that gave birth to their sparkling sake, a product that has gathered attention and been praised, both domestically and abroad. Visit the brewery, interact with the brewers, and come into contact with the history and tradition of Japanese sake!

Aketo Farmer’s Market
Aketo Farmer’s Market

Aketo Farmers' Market is founded from investments by local farmers who have the desire to provide fresh vegetables from the center of production, “Fukaya”, to consumers, and is a direct sales market operated by Aketo Farmers' Market Ltd. Direct sales of local agricultural products and selling/manufacturing of processed goods utilizing local ingredients take place.

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