Fushimi Yumehyakushu is located in the Fushimi district and is easily accessible from either Fushimi-Inari Station (JR Nara Line) or Fushimi Station (Keihan Line). Both stations are about a 10-minute walk away.





Fushimi Yumehyakushu
Fushimi Yumehyakushu (伏見夢百衆), located in the heart of Kyoto’s historic Fushimi district, serves as an excellent gateway to one of Japan’s most renowned sake-producing regions. Housed in a beautifully preserved building that once belonged to the Gekkeikan sake brewery, this visitor center immerses guests in the rich brewing heritage that defines Fushimi. Here, visitors can pick up detailed maps, brochures, and personalized recommendations on the area’s many sake breweries, specialty shops, and traditional restaurants. The knowledgeable staff are eager to assist both first-time visitors and sake enthusiasts in planning their perfect Fushimi itinerary, whether it’s a guided brewery tour or a leisurely stroll through picturesque streets lined with historic kura (storehouses) and willow trees.
Inside Fushimi Yumehyakushu, the district’s charm continues with a well-curated gift shop offering an array of local products, from artisanal sake and delicately crafted ceramics to regional snacks and souvenirs. The attached café provides a relaxing atmosphere where guests can sample a variety of sake selections, alongside sweets, light meals, coffee, and tea. Large windows allow natural light to fill the cozy space, creating the perfect setting for a peaceful break during your exploration. Whether you’re deeply interested in the craftsmanship of sake brewing or simply seeking a pleasant starting point to discover Fushimi’s cultural and culinary treasures, Fushimi Yumehyakushu offers an inviting and informative introduction to the district’s timeless appeal.
Hours and Fees
- Opening hours
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10:30 to 17:00 (until 18:00 weekends and holidays)
- Closed
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Mondays (except national holidays)
Getting there
Nearby
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Gekkeikan Okura Sake Museum — 5-minute walk
Oldest family-owned sake brewery in Japan
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Kizakura Brewery — 5-minute walk
Famous for sake and craft beer
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Teradaya Inn — 5-minute walk
Where Sakamoto Ryoma was attacked
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Otesujidori Shopping Arcade — 5-minute walk
Traditional shopping street with local sake
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