A Grand Collection of Japanese Plum Wines in Tokyo: Unlimited Tastings for Ultimate Satisfaction
Text by / MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
Trying a sweet-and-sour plum wine during every trip to Japan is a must-do experience. From October 16th to 18th, Sensoji Temple in Asakusa, Tokyo, will host the “National Plum Wine Festival in TOKYO,” where you can enjoy over 160 different types of plum wine from all across Japan within just 40 minutes — an event that plum wine enthusiasts absolutely cannot miss.
Sensoji Temple in Tokyo will host the “National Plum Wine Festival in TOKYO,” bringing together nearly 100 varieties of plum wine for you to sample to your heart’s content. (Image source / makuake)
The “National Plum Wine Festival in TOKYO” features nearly 160 carefully selected plum wine flavors out of more than 1,000 varieties from across Japan. In addition to classic plum wines, there are also fruit-flavored options infused with ingredients such as strawberries and mangoes. Several rare, high-end plum wines will also make an appearance at the venue, turning the entire event into a premium plum wine showdown where all visitors can savor the finest offerings.
The event will be held at Sensoji Temple in Tokyo. (Image source / umeshu-matsuri)
The three-day “National Plum Wine Festival in TOKYO” allows attendees to sample plum wines after purchasing a ticket. (Image source / National Plum Wine Festival)
The “National Plum Wine Festival in TOKYO” has previously been held in cities such as Mito and Fukuoka, attracting nearly 7,000 plum wine fans over three days — a testament to the event’s immense popularity. Pre-sale tickets are priced at 1,400 yen, while day-of tickets cost 1,600 yen. Fans interested in attending can purchase tickets on the “Makuake” website. With a ticket, you can enjoy unlimited tastings of plum wines from all over Japan for 40 minutes — an incredible deal.
A wide variety of plum wines are available for everyone to sample. (Image source / makuake)
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National Plum Wine Festival in TOKYO
Venue: Sensoji Temple, Tokyo
Dates: October 16 – October 18, 2015
Times:
10/16 11:00 – 17:00
10/17 10:00 – 17:00
10/18 10:00 – 15:00
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