Experience with Ozeki

Here we will introduce you to the "experiences" that allow you to come into contact with the culture and history of Ozeki, such as "related facilities" that are associated with Ozeki and "regular events" that can be enjoyed together with customers.

Permanent Facilities Regular event

Permanent Facilities

Sekijuan

Ozeki's antenna shop.
It opened in 2001 as an antenna shop for Ozeki, selling not only sake but also food, sweets, and cosmetics made from sake brewing by-products. It will be reopened in 2021 to mark its 20th anniversary.

The sake corner has a relaxed atmosphere reminiscent of a sake brewery, and features an unmanned vending machine for tasting samples.The cafe corner has retro-designed chairs and tables, allowing you to relax and enjoy your time.

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Imazu Lighthouse

The Ozeki Sake Brewery Imazu Lighthouse was built in 1810 (Bunka 7) by Osakaya Chobei, the fifth head of the Ozeki Sake Brewery's Nagabe family, at his own expense for ships coming in and out of the port.
The Ozeki Sake Brewery Imazu Lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse in Japan, officially recognized by the Japan Coast Guard as a navigational aid, and is also designated as an Important Tangible Cultural Property by Nishinomiya City.

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Seiwakan

This head office welfare facility was constructed as a place for employee training, socializing, and entertainment. The building was relocated in 1978 to commemorate the completion of the Ozeki Tamba Factory. This house, built around 1858, some 160 years ago, conveys the traditions of the Tamba region and provides a sense of peace, as if you've returned to your spiritual home.
* Seiwakan is not open to the public.

Regular event

Implementation date

Event name

Outline

April

Nishinomiya Sakegura Renaissance
Food Fair

This event allows you to experience Nishinomiya's sake culture and enjoy sake. At Nishinomiya Shrine, sake breweries from Nishinomiya will be selling sake and conducting paid tastings.
*The event is organized by Nishinomiya Sakegura Renaissance and the Food Fair Executive Committee (Nishinomiya Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Nishinomiya City, Nishinomiya Sake Brewers Tokakai, Nishinomiya Tourism Association).

April

Kai Bar

An event linked to Sakegura Renaissance.
The company cafeteria will be open to the public, with Ozeki employees hosting and welcoming guests.

March to November

Warehouse opening

In October 2013, the Nishinomiya City Ordinance for Promoting the Popularization of Sake came into effect, and with that, the Nishinomiya Sake Promotion Liaison Committee was formed, and various initiatives were launched with the aim of promoting sake, a local industry in Nishinomiya. As part of these initiatives, the brewery opening was held.