The "Sake@Alcoholic Year-end Party - Late Summer Tipsy Cool Festival" co-hosted by the Japan-China Economic Association Beijing Office and Sake@, and supported by JETRO Beijing Office, was held on August 30 at "Hongen Temple," a cultural facility in a hutong in Dongcheng District, Beijing, and the terrace of the adjacent restaurant "Hemu・Gui." The event displayed and provided more than 60 brands of Japanese sake and more than 20 items of alcoholic appetizers from Japanese companies, promoting to over 500 Japanese sake enthusiasts. The Sake@Japanese Sake Culture Festival is an annual event for Japanese sake enthusiasts held in Beijing and Shanghai, organizing gatherings of enthusiasts 1-2 times per year to establish a base of Japanese sake lovers. The Japan-China Economic Association Beijing Office collaborated with approximately 20 Japanese food and alcohol-related companies participating in the Beijing Food Association.
Japan-China Economic Association Co-hosts "Japanese Sake and Japanese Food Collaboration Summer Festival" in Beijing, Promoting 60 Sake Brands and 20 Appetizer Items to 500 Attendees
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The "Sake@Alcoholic Year-end Party - Late Summer Tipsy Cool Festival" co-hosted by the Japan-China Economic Association Beijing Office and Sake@, and supported by JETRO Beijing Office, was held on Aug... The "Sake@Alcoholic Year-end Party - Late Summer Tipsy Cool Festival" co-hosted by the Japan-China Economic Association Beijing Office and Sake@, and supported by JETRO Beijing Office, was held on Aug...
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