Where to Buy Japanese Wine in Tokyo

Japanese wine is wine made in Japan only from grapes grown in Japan, a category defined by Japanese law since 2018. Native grapes such as Koshu have won top international awards, and Tokyo is one of the best places to taste and buy it.

This English section of Tokyo Wine Shop Navi covers what Japanese wine is, the regions and grapes behind it, and 27 shops and urban wineries in Tokyo where you can buy it — with the nearest station and opening hours for each.

Guides

• Where to Buy Japanese Wine in Tokyo: 23 Shops & Urban Wineries23 Tokyo shops that sell Japanese wine, by type: urban wineries, a specialist with about 300 Japanese wines, an 1892 shop, kakuuchi stores, and Tama-area shops.
• Japanese Wine Guide: Regions, Grapes, Labels & Tokyo ShopsJapanese wine is made only from grapes grown in Japan. How to read the label, the main regions and grapes, its global awards, and where to buy it in Tokyo.
• Tokyo Urban Wineries: 6 Places to Buy and Drink Wine Made in TokyoWine is made inside Tokyo's 23 wards. Six urban wineries with on-site shops where you can buy and drink it, from Nerima and Okachimachi to Shibuya and Tamachi.
• Tokyo Wineries in Autumn: New Wine, Winery Tours and Tokyo-Grown GrapesAutumn is winemaking season at Tokyo's urban wineries. A November-only new wine from Nerima-grown grapes, weekend winery tours from ¥1,650, and when each of six Tokyo wineries releases its new wines.

Shops and urban wineries by area

Chuo-ku

• Ginza Cave Fujiki (Fujiki Saketen) Ginza Station — A natural wine specialist offering wines from organic grapes, kind to both body and planet

Koto-ku

• FUJIMARU Kiyosumi-shirakawa Kiyosumi-shirakawa Station — Stories that stay close to the wine
• Fukagawa Winery Tokyo Monzen-nakacho Station · 6 min walk — A small winery in Tokyo's old downtown
• IMADEYA Kiyosumi-shirakawa Kiyosumi-shirakawa Station · 7 min walk — Sake and wine hand-picked by IMADEYA in Kiyosumi-shirakawa, with kakuuchi (drinking in the shop)

Kunitachi-shi

• SAKE-BOUTIQUE SEKIYA Kunitachi Station · 3 min walk — A liquor store near Kunitachi Station, founded in 1910, with about 1,700 wines from around the world in its basement cellar
• WINE SHOP Kawashima (Kawashima Shoten) Kunitachi Station — A long-established liquor store on Kunitachi's Asahi-dori, founded in 1927, where you can get advice on what to buy

Minato-ku

• THE CELLAR Toranomon Toranomon Station — Making life more fun with wine
• WINEMAN STORE (WINEMAN FACTORY) Tamachi Station — A winery and natural wine shop in an old traditional house in Tamachi

Mitaka-shi

• Wine Shop Everyday Mitaka Station · 5 min walk — A Mitaka shop specializing in everyday wines, arranged by taste

Musashino-shi

• Osakaya Saketen Kichijoji Station · 11 min walk — A long-established Kichijoji liquor store for sake and wine, rooted in the neighborhood since 1923

Nakano-ku

• Wine Cave Fujikonishi Nakano-sakaue Station · 5 min walk — A hidden wine cave in Nakano-sakaue that you enter by ringing the intercom
• VINSY Higashi-nakano Station · 1 min walk — A Higashi-nakano drinks shop that connects you with the passion of the makers

Nerima-ku

• Tokyo Winery Oizumi-gakuen Station · 10 min walk — Tokyo's first urban winery: a small winery in Oizumi-gakuen

Setagaya-ku

• No.506 Kyodo Station · 2 min walk — A new-style natural wine liquor store with kakuuchi (drinking in the shop)
• WINE SHOP nico Futako-tamagawa Futako-tamagawa Station — A relaxed, café-like wine shop in Futako-tamagawa where you can drink in the shop

Shibuya-ku

• WINE MARKET PARTY Ebisu Ebisu Station · 5 min walk — One of Japan's largest wine shops: a space devoted to carefully chosen wine and fine food
• Kimijimaya Ebisu Ebisu Station · 1 min walk — A select shop specializing in drinks to enjoy with food
• Shibuya Winery Tokyo Shibuya Station · 5 min walk — An urban winery in MIYASHITA PARK, Shibuya

Shinjuku-ku

• Wine Shop JAJA Kagurazaka Station — A Kagurazaka shop for natural wines it imports itself

Sumida-ku

• Handa Saketen (vin de vin handa) Oshiage Station · 3 min walk — A long-established Oshiage liquor store with 2,000 bottles in its basement cellar, plus in-shop drinking
• IMADEYA SUMIDA Kinshicho Station · 1 min walk — IMADEYA's directly sourced wines and kakuuchi (drinking in the shop) at Kinshicho PARCO

Tachikawa-shi

• Un nouveau pas Tachikawa Station —
• Bic Shuhan Tachikawa Tachikawa Station — A large liquor store by Tachikawa Station's North Exit, with wines from around the world and wine appliances
• AMEKAZE GREEN SPRINGS TACHIKAWA Tachikawa Station — A food select store in GREEN SPRINGS, Tachikawa, with a deep natural wine range

Taito-ku

• BookRoad Okachimachi Station · 5 min walk — BookRoad, a downtown winery in Okachimachi
• Sagamiya Honten Asakusa Station — A direct importer of natural wine, run by a 130-year-old Asakusa business

Toshima-ku

• Miki Saketen Komagome Station · 8 min walk — A Komagome neighborhood liquor store where Japanese wines from Obuse to Takahata line the shelves