Asahi Beer Suita Factory Tours and Tickets

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It currently costs ¥1,000 for anyone 20 years old and older to visit the Asahi Suita Factory. Young children (preschool-aged) enter the facilities free of charge, while bigger kids (elementary school-aged or older) are only charged ¥300. Visitors with disabilities pay ¥500, and that includes one companion.

No, you can’t tour the Asahi Beer Suita Factory independently. All visitors take a guided tour of the factory and museum, learning about beer production and processing. Tours last around 90 minutes (they are in Japanese, but you can download an English audio guide to follow along) and include a tasting.

Yes, a visit to the Asahi Beer Suita Factory is worthwhile for anyone, but especially if you’re a beer enthusiast. Asahi is one of Japan’s most well known (and ubiquitous) brands, and the factory and museum tour delves deep into its history and special ingredients. Plus, you get to taste a few varieties.

Yes, the Asahi Beer Suita Factory is accessible to visitors using wheelchairs or with limited mobility. However, you should contact the factory in advance if you need any special assistance. Wheelchairs can sometimes be provided on request, but it’s always a good idea to make arrangements ahead of your tour.

Yes, the Asahi Beer Suita Factory is a good option for families, even if “beer factory” doesn’t seem like your usual kid-friendly activity. Not only do school-aged children get discounted admission, but they’re treated to a selection of non-alcoholic drinks (such as a Calpis yogurt drink) instead of beer during the tastings.