Handa red brick building (former Kabuto beer factory)

Handa red brick building (former Kabuto beer factory)

Info

Meitetsu Sumiyoshi-cho Station → 5-minute walk
4km 10 minutes from Chita Peninsula Road Handa Chuo IC
361 units/parking are shared with the adjacent Nagoya Housing Center Handa Venue

Business Hours

9 AM to 6 PM (Cafe open until 9 PM on Fridays and Saturdays)

Price

Free tour, but the permanent exhibition room is 200 yen for adults (free of junior high school students and younger)

Spot Category

Other buildings


Appearance


Exterior lighting


Permanent Exhibition Room


Cafe overview

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