A soy sauce factory since 1875, a Registered Tangible Cultural Property since 2016: tours for 275 yen.
If you book, about a month ahead, a 45-minute visit takes you round the wooden buildings of the factory founded in 1875: the factory building, the shop and the annexe, which became Registered Tangible Cultural Properties in 2016. The ticket costs 275 yen from high school age up and is free up to junior high, and a group can be up to 20 people.
The Meijiya soy sauce factory was founded in 1875 in Komatsu, in what is now Hamana-ku. Its three wooden buildings (factory, shop and annexe) were registered as national cultural properties in 2016.
ℹ️ Guided tour of about 45 minutes, by booking about a month ahead, up to 20 people; 275 yen from high school age up, free up to junior high. Shop open on weekdays 8:00–18:00, on Saturdays 9:00–16:30. No source states how to get there: probably by car only, in a residential area of Hamana-ku.
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