WINE TOURS · Japan
The good wine tours fill weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Two hours near Osaka at Japan’s oldest winery, with a guided walk through historic streets and tastings of three premium Japanese wines.
“Bellissima passeggiata tra le vigne, ottima la spiegazione della guida che ci ha portato per le strade intorno alla cantina. Alla fine del percorso abbiamo degustato tre bicchieri di vino con salatini dí accompagnamento.”
A 3-hour Shinsaibashi paint-and-wine party with acrylic instruction, seasonal art themes, two included drinks, and a canvas to take home.
“I decided to book this for my girlfriend's birthday as a fun way to get involved with her passion for art. The host Miyuki was really amazing, great english skills and was super helpful with me as a first timer. Would strongly recommend for anyone wanting to do a fun creative activity! Thankyou 👻”
Sakura-themed paint and wine party in Shibuya. Acrylic guidance, two drinks, and a take-home canvas in about 3 hours.
“Atmosphere in this event was so good. The staff was kind. I have few experience to draw by tool. But it was fun. I want to try again.”
Private host club wine session in Shinjuku, Tokyo, with a licensed sommelier serving six wines and snacks in a luxurious setting.
“If you're curious about host clubs in Japan but don't know how to approach them, this is an excellent way to experience one! My guide, a host named Tiger who speaks English, met me with a flower at a location near the club. We then walkeRead more”
Pick the kind of day first. The tour comes second.
