Bodaisen is the origin of today’s sake, which is brewed in a jar and not made in stages. This method of sake brewing evolved into a sake yeast and is widely known as “Bodaimoto”. The Bodaimoto research group has revived this “Bodai Sen” at Shoryakuji Temple in 2021. In addition, you will enjoy a special talk and interaction program with Mr. Ohara, the only licensed sake brewer in Japan, who is still involved in sake brewing, and Mr. Yamamoto, the president of Yucho brewing, who brews “Takacho Bodaimoto.
Besides, you will enjoy a lunch menu that includes “Shoryakuji traditional Buddhist vegetarian meal (in the form of a boxed lunch this time)” and “Bodaimoto Kasujiru (soup with a sake lees base)”, a special winter dish, along with a Bodaimoro Sake drinking comparison.
You will also experience “calligraphy” under the direct guidance of Chief Priest Ohara, the birthplace of the ink and calligraphy culture of Nara.