Fukutoku no Mori Sake Festival: 20 Breweries in Nihonbashi

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Key takeawaysFukutoku no Mori Sake Festival brings 20 breweries from Aomori to Saga to Nihonbashi, Tokyo, on Saturday, November 21, 2026. A ¥4,500 advance ticket covers all-you-can-drink sake from 15:00 to 19:00 and an ochoko cup. From noon, the Sukima Bar and food market need no drinking ticket, and sake costs ¥500 for a cup of about 150 ml.

Want to explore Japanese sake without committing to a full bottle? Fukutoku no Mori Sake Festival — morinomi9 (福徳の森 日本酒祭|morinomi9) brings 20 breweries to Nihonbashi, Tokyo, on Saturday, November 21, 2026, from 15:00 to 19:00. An advance ticket costs ¥4,500 and includes all-you-can-drink sake and an ochoko tasting cup.

There is also a lighter way to join in: the adjoining sake bar and food market open at noon and do not require the festival’s drinking ticket. Buy a single cup, browse the food stalls, or settle in for the main tasting session later in the afternoon.

Fukutoku no Mori Sake Festival poster featuring a frog wearing headphones and the November 21 event hours
Image: official website (blog.sasas.jp).
Check the official event page and ticket information

Tickets and event details

Outdoor event tents and visitors beneath green trees at the sake festival venue
Image: official website (blog.sasas.jp).

The main tasting takes place at Fukutoku no Mori, the plaza beside Fukutoku Shrine. Events also spill over into COREDO Muromachi Nakadori. The key distinction is between the ticketed sake tasting from 15:00 and the pay-as-you-go bar and market from 12:00.

DateSaturday, November 21, 2026
Main sake festival15:00–19:00
Sake bar and food market12:00–19:00
VenuesFukutoku no Mori and COREDO Muromachi Nakadori
Address2-5-10 Nihonbashi Muromachi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Advance ticket¥4,500
Same-day ticket¥5,000 (same-day tickets may not be available)
Ticket includesAll-you-can-drink sake and an ochoko tasting cup
OrganizerNihonbashi Nihonshu Project (日本橋日本酒プロジェクト)
Planning to do the full tasting? Check the advance-ticket information before heading out. Same-day tickets are not guaranteed to be offered.

The 20 participating breweries

Sake being poured and tasted by visitors beneath an event tent
Image: official website (blog.sasas.jp).

The planned selection spans familiar labels, premium sake and harder-to-find bottles. With breweries from Aomori to Saga taking part, you can try names you already recognize alongside something new.

The table pairs the featured labels with their producers. Japanese names are included to help you match them to bottles and stall signs.

PrefectureFeatured sakeBrewery
AomoriTorai (杜來)Rokka Shuzo (六花酒造)
MiyagiWataya (綿屋)Kanenoi Shuzo (金の井酒造)
AkitaHanamura / Suigyoku (花邑・翠玉)Ryozeki Shuzo (両関酒造)
YamagataJokigen (上喜元)Sakata Shuzo (酒田酒造)
TochigiYuto Masamune / Oju (雄東正宗・鴎樹)Sugita Shuzo (杉田酒造)
NiigataRyoko (菱湖)Mine no Hakubai Shuzo (峰乃白梅酒造)
NiigataMinamo / Yoshinogawa (みなも・吉乃川)Yoshinogawa
ToyamaHaneya (羽根屋)Fumigiku Shuzo (富美菊酒造)
IshikawaTaniizumi (谷泉)Tsuruno Shuzoten (鶴野酒造店)
FukuiEchizen Misaki (越前岬)Tanabe Shuzo (田辺酒造)
NaganoImanishiki (今錦)Yonezawa Shuzo (米澤酒造)
AichiIchinen Fudo / Houraisen (一念不動・蓬莱泉)Sekiya Brewery (関谷醸造)
MieTabika (田光)Hayakawa Shuzo (早川酒造)
KyotoShirakiku (白木久)Shirasugi Shuzo (白杉酒造)
HyogoTatsuriki (龍力)Honda Shoten (本田商店)
HiroshimaRyusei (龍勢)Fujii Shuzo (藤井酒造)
HiroshimaKyokuho (旭鳳)Kyokuho Shuzo (旭鳳酒造)
YamaguchiGangi (雁木)Yaoshin Shuzo (八百新酒造)
EhimeHanahime Sakura (華姫桜)Kondo Shuzo (近藤酒造)
SagaKoimari Saki (古伊万里前)Koimari Shuzo (古伊万里酒造)
Sake bottles lined up on a counter as a visitor receives a tasting cup
Image: official website (blog.sasas.jp).

Sake by the glass and the food market

You do not need an all-you-can-drink ticket to visit the Nihonshu Sukima Bar (日本酒隙間バル) or the Nihonbashi Otsumami Market (日本橋おつまみ市). Both run along COREDO Muromachi Nakadori from 12:00 to 19:00, with purchases paid for individually.

A single cup costs ¥500

The Sukima Bar sells sake selected by Shinkawaya Sasaki Saketen (新川屋佐々木酒店) for ¥500 per cup, approximately 150 ml. Its selection also includes sake from breweries outside the main festival’s 20 participants.

For ticket holders, the arrangement changes at 15:00: the bar’s sake becomes part of the all-you-can-drink offering until 19:00, subject to the scheduled serving breaks.

Chicken skewers cooking over charcoal with smoke rising from the grill
Image: official website (blog.sasas.jp).

Browse food stalls between tastings

The food market brings together shops and restaurants from Nihonbashi and beyond, with snacks, food and other goods for sale. It gives mixed groups a way to enjoy the afternoon without everyone buying a tasting ticket.

Two food stall cooks in white uniforms preparing food in a large pot
Image: official website (blog.sasas.jp).

The photos offer a feel for the food stalls; use the official festival information when checking what is planned for this edition.

DJ music and serving breaks

An outdoor crowd raising their hands in front of a DJ booth at night
Image: official website (blog.sasas.jp).

DJs, mainly drawn from people active in the local area, provide the music. Alongside the tasting booths and food stalls, that makes this an afternoon for lingering rather than simply working through a list of bottles.

Two breaks are built into the session to help prevent excessive drinking. All-you-can-drink service pauses at both the brewery booths and the Sukima Bar during these times:

  • 16:30–16:45
  • 18:00–18:15

Use those pauses to have some water, eat and take a rest.

Close-up of a record spinning on a turntable with its tonearm in place
Image: official website (blog.sasas.jp).

If the music-and-outdoors combination appeals, you can also read about LOCALGREEN FESTIVAL at Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse as a separate outing.

Getting to the venue

The venue address is 2-5-10 Nihonbashi Muromachi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo. The walking times from nearby stations are:

StationWalk to the venue
Mitsukoshimae — Tokyo Metro3 minutes
Shin-Nihombashi — JR3 minutes
Tokyo — JR10 minutes
Kanda — JR10 minutes

For a day involving several subway journeys, the Tokyo Metro weekend 28-hour ticket guide explains another transport option. Check its validity and conditions against your plans before buying.

Looking for a different kind of Tokyo day out another time? Our Tokai Kisen Tokyo Islands sightseeing ticket guide covers a ferry-based alternative.

Frequently asked questions

When is the festival?
Saturday, November 21, 2026. The main sake festival runs from 15:00 to 19:00.
How much are tickets?
Advance tickets cost ¥4,500 and same-day tickets cost ¥5,000. Same-day tickets may not be sold.
What does the drinking ticket include?
It includes all-you-can-drink sake and an ochoko tasting cup.
Can I visit without a drinking ticket?
Yes. The Sukima Bar and Nihonbashi Otsumami Market run from 12:00 to 19:00 without requiring the festival’s drinking ticket. Purchases are paid for individually.
How much is sake at the Sukima Bar?
A cup of approximately 150 ml costs ¥500.
Does the festival ticket cover sake at the Sukima Bar?
Yes, from 15:00 to 19:00, except during the scheduled all-you-can-drink serving breaks.
When does all-you-can-drink service pause?
Service pauses from 16:30 to 16:45 and from 18:00 to 18:15 at the brewery booths and the Sukima Bar.
Which stations are closest?
Mitsukoshimae Station and Shin-Nihombashi Station are each a three-minute walk away.
View official festival details before your visit

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