Banshū Winery

The museum displays archaeological findings from the original winery, including glass bottles, ceramic shards, and foundational structures from the 19th century production facility.

Established in 1880 during the Meiji period, the winery introduced European grape varieties and winemaking techniques as part of Japan's industrial modernization efforts.

The museum documents Japan's first attempts at Western-style wine production, marking a significant shift in traditional beverage manufacturing methods.

Located near Tsuchiyama Station, the museum preserves and presents artifacts discovered during the 1996 excavation of the former vineyard site.

The site houses an unopened wine bottle from the original production period, offering physical evidence of early Japanese winemaking methods.

GPS coordinates: 34.74375,134.94822

Latest update: March 23, 2025 10:33