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Eleven Japanese Wineries Join “RAW WINE TOKYO,” Held May 10–11

RAW WINE TOKYO, one of the world’s largest natural-wine fairs, will be held over two days on Saturday and Sunday, May 10–11, 2025.

In addition to wineries from around the world, many notable Japanese wineries are scheduled to participate.

Here are the details.

About RAW WINE TOKYO

RAW WINE TOKYO is organized by Isabelle Legeron, the first French woman to become a Master of Wine. It is one of the world’s largest natural-wine fairs, bringing together carefully selected natural wines and producers from around the globe.

This edition will feature wineries appearing from China for the first time, unusual wines from countries including the Czech Republic, Croatia, and Mexico, notable producers from Australia, Canada, and Chile, and exhibitors from classic wine-producing countries such as France and Italy.

To deepen visitors’ understanding of natural wine, the event will offer not only tastings and networking but also discussion-style seminars led by professionals.

Many Japanese Producers Will Take Part

The Tokyo edition will feature a particularly diverse lineup.

Eleven noteworthy Japanese wineries are scheduled to participate.

• Matsufuku Wine (Aomori)

• Sawauchi Jozo (Aomori)

• Grape Republic (Yamagata)

• Les Vins Débrouillards (Nagano)

• Ikka Farm (Yamanashi)

• no.505 Hiroshima Winery (Hiroshima)

• Shimanouchi Fujimaru Winery (Osaka)

• Nathan Winery (Tokushima)

• Shindo Wines (Fukuoka)

• Katsuki Wines (Miyazaki)

• Kazu Wine (New Zealand/Japan)

Six natural-sake producers, making sake from rice grown with farming methods that similarly respect nature, will also join.

• Niida Honke (Fukushima)
• Fukumitsuya (Ishikawa)
• Miyazaki Saketen (Nagano)
• Terada Honke (Chiba)
• Kidoizumi Shuzo (Chiba)
• Kobe Shushinkan (Hyogo)

It will be a chance to deepen your understanding of Japan’s “natural sake” and enjoy its flavors.

There are many other programs planned as well.

If you have not yet bought a ticket, check the reference information below.

Reference

Event Details

Dates

Saturday, May 10 and Sunday, May 11, 2025; two sessions each day

Morning session: 10:00–13:30

Afternoon session: 14:30–18:00

Venue

Tokyo Ryutsu Center, Event Hall No. 2, Hall F

6-1-1 Heiwajima, Ota-ku, Tokyo (30 seconds on foot from Ryutsu Center Station on the Tokyo Monorail)

https://www.trc-event.jp/

Tickets

General guests: ¥9,000

Trade guests: ¥7,000

Purchase Page

https://www.rawwine.com/tickets?currency=JPY&fair=Tokyo+2025

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