• Ise - During the day, Ise is celebrated for its serene shrines and spiritual tranquility. However, as night falls, the vicinity of Ise-shi Station unveils a different character: a modest and genuine drinking culture deeply embedded in daily life.

Residents gather at hidden izakayas and standing bars, seeking comfort rather than spectacle—enjoying grilled seafood, miso-glazed skewers, and hearty Ise udon. The cuisine is straightforward, sincere, and steeped in tradition. Local beverages like sake and barley shochu are enjoyed, fostering conversation and connection.

There are no tourist traps here. Handwritten menus, amiable regulars, and intimate counters create an inviting atmosphere that makes newcomers feel like long-time friends.

In Ise, sacred heritage harmonizes with relaxed hospitality. An evening out is not merely about dining—it’s about sharing space, stories, and the subtle allure of a city that nourishes both body and spirit.

• Guided bar-hopping tour
• Visit to 2-3 handpicked izakayas and bars
• Local guide assistance with ordering
• ¥1,000 worth of food and drinks at each venue

• Transportation to the meeting point

This bar-hopping tour takes participants beyond the renowned shrines of Ise and into the lesser-known local nightlife near Ise-shi Station—a part of the city that most tourists miss. Guided by a local expert, guests will explore selected izakayas and standing bars cherished by the locals, where handwritten menus, friendly chats, and genuine local flavors are in abundance. From miso-glazed skewers to Ise’s robust sake and shochu, participants will savor the essence of the region while mingling with the residents. It’s a laid-back, genuine night out—ideal for inquisitive travelers eager to experience eating and drinking like a local in Japan’s most sacred city.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.