Visiting Daimon Shuzo

大門酒造

Osaka, 7 min on foot from JR Kawachi-Iwafune Station

Regular brewery tours are not currently taking new bookings. You can visit the brewery during the spring and autumn Daimon Sake Festival, which offers sake, food and live music.

What you can do

Open-brewery event

Daimon Sake Festival

Held twice a year, in spring and autumn, at the brewery. Enjoy sake, seasonal dishes from the Mukune kitchen and live music in the brewery setting.

When
Apr, Oct
Dates are announced on the official site each time (2025: April 12 and October 25). Not all-you-can-drink.
Language
Japanese

Before you go

  • Tasting is for those aged 20 and over. If you are driving or cycling, you cannot taste.
  • The brewery does not say whether English is available. Expect Japanese only.
Language
Japanese
Good to know
New bookings for brewery tours are temporarily suspended (official page, May 2026). English and Chinese were previously available on prior request. The on-site restaurant Mukune is closed for renovation (since June 2026, reopening date not set). Check the official event calendar for festival dates.

Getting there

Address
〒576-0031 大阪府交野市森南3-12-1
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Nearest station
7 min on foot from JR Kawachi-Iwafune Station
Directions
Keihan Katano Line Kawachi-Mori Station is also about an 8-minute walk.
Parking
Available
10 spaces. Drivers cannot taste sake.

About the brewery

Daimon Brewery is a sake brewery in Katano City, Osaka, founded in 1826 (Bunsei 9). At the foot of the Ikoma mountains in the Katano plain, it has continued brewing for six generations. Every grade is brewed in the ginjo style, using well-polished rice for the koji and slow, low-temperature fermentation. Its brands include Daimon (大門 DAIMON) and Rikyubai (利休梅), and it also brews junmai daiginjo and junmai ginjo using Hyogo-grown Yamada Nishiki.

Brewery profile, brands and bottles (4 brands, 16 bottles)

Sources: daimonbrewery.jp/tour, daimonbrewery.jp/contact, daimonbrewery.jp/news, daimonbrewery.jp/mukune-restaurant

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