Written by Jane Pipkin
This is a sake brewery with a lot to offer. Opened in 2001, the brewery features various exhibition rooms, a shop, a sake bar, and more. The building itself replicates the house of Tatsuuma Etsuzō, the founder of Hakutaka.
With its vintage ambiance, this small museum is full of historical artifacts, including sake-making tools as well as household goods used by the Tatsuuma family. After learning about the brewery’s history, head to the bar to try a sampler of three Hakutaka sakes.
How to get to Hakutaka Rokusuien
Hakutaka Rokusuien is a 7-minute walk away from Nishinomiya Station (on the Hanshin Line).
白鷹禄水苑
5-1 Kurakakecho, Nishinomiya, Hyogo
11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mon-Sun
Free
- 1.2 km from Sakura Shukugawa Station JR Kobe Line (A53)
- 1.2 km from Nishinomiya Station JR Kobe Line (A52)
