On April 29, the Japanese wine specialty shop "Nihon Budokan" (registered trademark) opened.
It is a Japanese wine specialty shop presented by Yokohama Kimijimaya Co., Ltd.
Here are the details.
About "Nihon Budokan"
"Nihon Budokan" is located across from Yokohama Kimijimaya Main Store (Japanese alcoholic beverages specialty shop) and next to Yokohama Kimijimaya Wine Kan (imported wine & spirits specialty shop).
It is a new shop opened as a place to introduce and share the appeal of diverse Japanese wines.
The Japanese wineries featured include not only Yamanashi wineries such as Grace Wine, Katsunuma Jojo, and Marufuji Winery, but a total of 120 wineries from across Japan with over 320 items, and you can always enjoy paid tastings of 6 to 8 varieties at the standing bar.
Events Will Also Be Held!
On June 22, the "Ginza 1-Chome Nihon Budokan Opening Memorial Party Vol. 1: Gathering to Enjoy Japanese Rosé Wine (Ginza)" will be held at Shan Clair Ginza.
This party is a Japanese rosé wine party commemorating the opening of the Japanese wine specialty shop "Nihon Budokan".
It is reported that finger foods created by a French chef paired with the rosé wine will also be available.
In addition, on June 30, the party "Nihon Budokan Opening Memorial Party Vol. 2: Gathering to Enjoy Japanese Wine and Chinese Cuisine (Yokohama Chinatown)" will be held, featuring around 30 wineries from across the country where you can enjoy more than 60 varieties of wine.
Why not visit this event as well?
Reference
〇 Business Hours
Location: 3-36 Minamiyoshida-cho, Minami-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa
Tel: 045-325-8527
Mon–Thu: 11:00–19:30
Fri–Sat: 11:00–21:00
Sun & Holidays: 10:00–18:00 Closed: Wednesdays
https://kimijimaya.co.jp/shop/nihonbudokan
instagram @nihon_budokan
Event Application
"Ginza 1-Chome Nihon Budokan Opening Memorial Party Vol. 1: Gathering to Enjoy Japanese Rosé Wine (Ginza)"
https://shopping.kimijimaya.co.jp/view/item/000000007613
"Nihon Budokan Opening Memorial Party Vol. 2: Gathering to Enjoy Japanese Wine and Chinese Cuisine (Yokohama Chinatown)"