Hizen Hamashuku developed at the mouth of Hamagawa River and prospered as a post town on Tara Kaido Highway, the sub-road of Nagasaki Kaido highway, back in the Edo Period. The townscape in which many old sake breweries still remain is referred to as “Sakagura Dori (sake brewery avenue)” and was designated by the national government as a preservation area of important traditional architectures.

Basic information

Address	2696, Hama-machi, Kashima City (鹿島市浜町2696番地)
URL	http://www.kashimacity.com/play/machinami/
Official Name	Hizen Hamashuku Sakagura Dori (Sake Brewery Avenue) 肥前浜宿　酒蔵通り
Access	7 Min. Walk from Hizenhama Station
Parking Availability	Free Parking Available for 5 Large Buses and 20 Cars
Cell Phone Battery Charging	Unavailable
Wi-fi Availability	Available in Designated Areas
Credit Card Acceptance	Not Accepted
Estimated Time to Enjoy	30 Minutes to 1 Hour(without a guide) 1 - 2 hours (with a guide)
Reservation	Reservation is needed in case of hiring a tour guide. The guiding fee varies by the number of people in the group.
Tobacco	Only in Designated Area
Foreign Language Support	Enjoyable without understanding Japanese
Local Information	Saga's local sake