It is an area that developed mainly in the brewing industry such as Japanese sake and soy sauce. Currently, three sake breweries, Fukuchiyo Shuzo, Mitsutake Shuzo, Minematsu Shuzo make sake in Hizen Hamashuku. On the road of about 600 meters there are sake breweries and sake shops, which is called Sakagura-dori (Sakagura Street). It is popular to drink and purchase sake, and many tourists visit not only from Japan but also from overseas. In addition, traditional white-walled buildings are beautiful, Sakagura-dori is also known as a spot for photography. In the spring, the event “Sake Brewery Tourism” is held, and more than 80,000 visitors come from all over the country. It is selected as the Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings, historical area recognized as highly valuable in the country.
Please use the “Machi-nami” Parking Lot (free / large size possible).
Display the map of Machi-nami Parking Lot
It takes about 6 minutes to walk from Hizen-Hama station.
It is a short walk from the Machi-nami Parking Lot.
※There are individual differences in the time required.
