YOZAKURA Luxurious Sake Brewery Tour to Feel Ukiha Terroir Ukiha City, Fukuoka Prefecture & Isonosawa

Ukiha City is famous for its fruits.
Peaches, pears, grapes, persimmons, and various other fruits are produced here.
From late December to April, guests can enjoy private night strawberry picking tours in a greenhouse.
Enjoy the delicious strawberries and the magical pitch-dark greenhouse.
A space just for you.
For more information, please visit https://shunkoen-ukiha.com/

“Harazuru Hot Spring is located on the other bank of the Chikugo River, on the Asakura City side.
Also located on the other side of the Chikugo River is the Ukiha Terroir.”
Indulge in hot springs and delicacies made from local ingredients at this all-suite luxury ryokan inn.
For more information, visit https://www.harazuru-mai.com/

Sake Inn Isonosawa is now open in the renovated main building of Isonosawa Sake Brewery, with a restaurant on the first floor and accommodations on the second floor.
Famous chefs from Tokyo and Fukuoka are invited to serve dishes using local ingredients.
Farmers will personally describe each local ingredient.
For more information, please visit https://sakayado.jp/

Breakfast will be served at the “Harazuru no Mai” inn, so guests can enjoy Japanese breakfast at their leisure.

Ukiha Inari Shrine is located on the northern slope of the Mino Mountain Range, south of Ukiha City.
Red torii gates line the path all the way to the main shrine, from which guests can enjoy a panoramic view of the Ukiha Terroir.
For more information, please visit https://ukiha-inari.jp/

Ichinose-yaki Marutagama has been specializing in folk art ceramics for more than 400 years, featuring the characteristics of the old Karatsu style.
Salt glaze, a technique from Germany that uses salt instead of pigment, gives the pottery an unparalleled glossy appearance.
How about making your own sake cup?
For more information, please visit https://marutagama.com/about_marutagama_eng.html

This castle town is located in the northern mountains of Asakura City.
“The castle ruins are beautifully landscaped with autumn leaves, snow-covered hills, and cherry blossoms.
https://amagiasakura.net/language/akizuki_castle_ruins/“

“There is a thatched hut near the Akizuki castle ruins.
Famous chefs from Tokyo and Fukuoka are invited to prepare delicious dishes using local ingredients and sake from the Isonosawa sake brewery.”
After lunch, guests will experience a tea ceremony (Urasenke) in the tea ceremony room.

Visitors will enjoy a variety of cuisines (Japanese, creative Chinese, creative French) and an optional string quartet by the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra.