Yutoku Inari Shrine, founded in 1687, is one of the three major Inari shrines in Japan.
Located in Kashima City, the shrine is renowned for its impressive hillside architecture, vibrant vermilion structures, and scenic views of the surrounding valley.
Participants can enjoy a peaceful walk through the shrine grounds, explore the ornate main hall, and learn about the cultural significance of Inari worship in Japan.

After visiting the shrine, the tour will continue to Hizen Hamashuku, a beautifully preserved Edo-period townscape. This area is famous for its cluster of historic sake breweries, many of which continue to produce high-quality local sake using traditional methods.
Participants will stroll through the charming streets, visit selected breweries, and enjoy guided tastings while learning about the craftsmanship behind Japanese sake