YORIMICHI in Akasaka
2026-08-20 03:11:33

Experience the Best of Japanese Sake at YORIMICHI SAKE KAIDO in Akasaka

YORIMICHI SAKE KAIDO in Akasaka: A Celebration of Japanese Sake



Mori Trust Co., Ltd. is set to host the YORIMICHI SAKE KAIDO event at the Tokyo World Gate Akasaka, showcasing the rich cultural and culinary heritage of Japan through its diverse regional sakes. This event is a follow-up to the successful Japanese sake event held in Kamiyacho in May 2026, and it promises to provide attendees with an immersive experience of Japan's beloved beverage.

Scheduled for September 10th and 11th, 2026, the event will run from 5:00 PM to 9:30 PM, allowing visitors to taste and compare over 20 different types of exquisite sake from Fukushima Prefecture and Kyushu. This unique opportunity invites city dwellers to indulge in the varying tastes of rare sakes that are often hard to find in Tokyo.

The Essence of Fukushima and Kyushu


The theme for the second edition of YORIMICHI SAKE KAIDO is "Comparing the Best Sakes from Fukushima and Kyushu." Known as one of Japan's premier sake-producing regions, Fukushima offers a selection of refined sake, including the esteemed "Nagurayama Daiginjo Competition Entry" and the limited-summer edition "Nagurayama Junmai Ginjo Gettsukyu." These products reflect the long-standing sake-making traditions and the technical expertise of local brewers.

In contrast, Kyushu brings its own unique flavor profiles. Attendees can enjoy remarkable sakes like the barely distributed "Junmai Daiginjo Ai" from Nagasaki Prefecture and the award-winning "Junmai Ginjo BANG" recognized at the Kura Master 2026 competition. These sakes showcase the region's rich food culture and warm climate, demonstrating the diversity in Japanese sake production.

By sampling these sakes side by side, participants will experience the historical and environmental diversity that influences sake-making across Japan. It’s not just about the drink; it’s about understanding the stories and values behind each bottle.

A Collaboration for Regional Revitalization


The YORIMICHI SAKE KAIDO event series is born from Mori Trust Group's commitment to regional revitalization, leveraging its network established through the "CoCo JAPAN" local co-creation project and the Tourism Information Center TIC TOKYO. This initiative connects city residents with rural producers and their specialties through events like this.

On the event days, a regional product fair featuring goods from Kyushu municipalities, including Fukuoka and Saga, will also take place, allowing attendees to explore local delicacies that pair wonderfully with the showcased sakes.

Event Details


  • - Date: September 10-11, 2026
  • - Time: 5:00 PM - 9:30 PM (Last order at 9:00 PM)
  • - Venue: Tokyo World Gate Akasaka (2-17-22 Akasaka, Minato, Tokyo)
  • - Access: Directly connected to Tameike Sanno Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza and Namboku Lines, and near other subway lines
  • - Admission: Free
  • - Official Site: Mori Trust Event

Featured Sakes from Fukushima and Kyushu


Attendees can find a selection of unique sakes such as:
  • - Fukushima:
- Seishu Matabei Daiginjo
- Nagurayama Junmai Ginjo Gettsukyu (Summer Limited)
- Junmai Daiginjo Koku no Ken
- Nagurayama Daiginjo Competition Entry
  • - Nagasaki:
- Junmai Daiginjo Ai
- Junmai Ginjo BANG
- Yokoyama Junmai Ginjo SILVER10
- Rokujuyoshu Junmai Ginjo Hasami

Participants will also have an opportunity to savor other local delicacies such as Fukuoka's famous Karashi Mentaiko and handmade ice cream, along with Saga's acclaimed Ureshino tea.

The Tokyo World Gate Akasaka, a bustling center blending business with cultural experiences, aims to connect urbanites with the regional charm of Japan through this event. With engaging activities, such as a digital stamp rally across multiple Tokyo districts, attendees can earn prizes while enjoying this celebration of sake.

Join us at YORIMICHI SAKE KAIDO in Akasaka and take a flavorful journey through Japan’s rich sake heritage, right in the heart of Tokyo!



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