
A bi-weekly podcast exploring the stories of sake. Brought to you by experts on the front lines of the industry in Japan.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 179 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureFoodArts | |||

Frank got to sit down with Okura Taiji of Gekkeikan Sake to talk about the whole swath of Gekkeikan’s existance. Our conversation covers its rise to prominence in the late 1800s to its creation of a brewery in America to what’s going on in Gekkeikan ... more
In this episode of Sake on Air, we’re heading off the tourist path to Kochi Prefecture! Tune in to learn more about this little-known yet deeply compelling region, and why it deserves a spot on your sake travel list.
In September 2025, Cindy Bissig... more
Join Imada-san and Sebastien (and a late arriving guest) as they talk all things Izakaya. These Japanese drinking and eating establishments are the foundation of sake culture and the trio has a lot to say about where to go, what to order, and how to ... more
Frank and Eric C Rath, Professor at University of Kansas and author of multiple books on Japanese food culture, dive deep into his new book, Kanpai: The History of Sake. We talk about samurai drinking games, the origins of sake as a beverage, sake’s ... more
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It is next to impossible to find any sake related podcasts at all in the present moment. And fewer with anything relevant or interesting to discuss. As an American sake enthusiast, I would love to devour as much knowledge and history on the subject as I can!
This podcast has been a rather valuable insight into the world of sake, but unfortunately with some glaring flaws that I sincerely hope they address in the future. First off, the group is almost near impossible to hear, even at the highest ... more
Great podcast with interesting aspects
Passionate hosts, great saké experts interviews. what’s not to love?
Great content due to the diversity of each episode. As deep as the world of sake, each episode brings its own unique flavors to your ears. An excellent blend of factual and anecdotal knowledge. Keep up the great work SOA crew. I appreciate the unique guests and your approach to spreading the conviviality of sake and shochu.
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Content focuses on exploring the intricate world of sake, its production, and the cultural significance associated with it. Hosts, who are likely experts in the sake industry, frequently engage in conversations with breastfield guests, who share their insights and experiences ranging from traditional brewing techniques to modern trends and challenges faced by the industry. The discussion often emphasizes the diversity of sake, with episodes dedicated to various sake types, regions, and the personal journeys of producers and educators, showcasing the craft and community surrounding this traditional Japanese beverage.
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1. Sake Deep Dive
2. Sake Revolution
3. Japan Eats!
4. Abroad in Japan
5. Beyond K-point
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Recent guests on Sake On Air include:
1. Okura Taiji
2. Simone Maynard
3. Taichiro Ogi
4. Eric Rath
5. David Joll
6. Liam McNulty
7. Norihiro Fujii
8. Oliver Chan
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