What can I visit?
You can view the actual bottling equipment and storage facilities from the visitor pathway. During the production period, you can also see the actual bottling process.
Is reservation necessary?
Shops and self-guided tours are available without a reservation.
Can buses enter?
It’s possible with a reservation. Without a reservation, entry may be refused.
Is there an entrance fee?
Not required. The tour and some tastings are free.
What wines are available for free tasting?
Free tasting includes 5-6 types of wine, and grape juice is also available.
What wines are available for paid tasting?
We offer a selection of wines handpicked by a sommelier.
What is a guest room?
[Currently suspended] A facility that offers a wide range of wine tastings for a fee, exclusively for groups of five or more by reservation only.
Can children also visit?
You can visit with children, but entry is denied if all members are under 20 years of age.
Are you open on weekends and holidays?
We are open all year round, but there may be temporary closures.
Do you have parking?
Free to use. However, we do not provide alcohol to drivers.
Can I have a meal?
There are no dining facilities. Eating within the facility is prohibited except for tastings.
What products are available at the shop?
In addition to Hombo Shuzo’s products, we sell local specialties and souvenirs. Limited quantities of winery-exclusive alcohol are also available.
Is it okay to just shop?
It’s possible to only use the shop or tasting without taking a tour.
Is photography allowed?
Photography is allowed, but staff may ask you to refrain from it. Please consult in advance for commercial photography or interviews.
Can you ship products?
Shipping costs must be borne by the customer, and shipping is limited to within Japan. International shipping is not available.
Can I order by phone?
It is possible, but some limited products may not be available. Please check details over the phone.
