Proposing a New Whiskey Tourism Experience Across 28 Craft Distilleries Nationwide! 'Japanese Whisky Passport' Sales Launched
Ryoko Yomiuri Publishing has launched the 'Japanese Whisky Passport,' a stamp book for collecting 'Copper Seals' (Doin) from 28 craft distilleries across Japan, starting April 1st. Supervised by T&T TOYAMA, it aims to promote whiskey tourism.
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Ryoko Yomiuri Publishing, a subsidiary of Yomiuri Travel, has released the 'Japanese Whisky Passport,' a record book for collecting 'Copper Seals' from craft distilleries nationwide, effective April 1st (Japanese Whiskey Day). The passport, supervised by T&T TOYAMA, builds on the expertise gained from the popular 'Tetsuincho' (railway stamp book) project. Visitors can purchase original 'Copper Seals' at each distillery to commemorate their visits and learn about the essence of Japanese whiskey.
FAQ
Where can I purchase the passport?
It is available at the 28 participating distilleries or via the Ryoko Yomiuri Publishing website.
What is the retail price?
It costs 2,500 yen (including tax).