[EVENT] The 2nd STAND HEGE
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"STAND HEGE"
The Second Gathering — Hand-Rolled Sushi & Sake Evening —
As the weather gradually warms and the season of celebrations begins in early spring,
we’re hosting a gathering where everyone can come together and enjoy hand-rolled sushi.
Using HEGE to cook and cool the rice for our sushi vinegar base,
you’ll be able to freely roll your own hand-made sushi with a variety of simple, customizable fillings.
Enjoy a lively time together while sampling and comparing different kinds of sake.
On the day of the event, you’ll also have the opportunity to purchase HEGE products, as well as a selection of the sake featured at the event.
No special preparation is needed.
Just roll, eat, drink, and enjoy the conversation.
Join us at "STAND HEGE" and experience a delicious springtime moment together.
We look forward to your visit.
Event details:
■ Date and Time
Saturday, March 14, 2026 (JST)
– Session 1 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM (Doors open at 11:50 AM)
– Session 2 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM (Doors open at 4:50 PM)
■ Venue
Kameya Liquor Store
111-0023 1-17-3 Hashiba, Taito-ku, Tokyo
■ Set Menu
Hand-Rolled Sushi *Made with fresh seafood*
Four kinds of sake for tasting and comparison
■ Participation Fee
Adults: ¥5,000 (tax included)
Elementary school students: ¥2,000 (tax included)
*Payment to be made on the day of the event*
■ Capacity
18 participants per session
Advance reservation is required. If you would like to reserve a spot, please use the link at the bottom right.
↓Reservation Form Link↓
https://forms.gle/7gAXxfwkHUGrdiAy7
■ Access
Coming from Asakusa Station
(Approx. 7 minutes by bus / 1 minute on foot)
Take the "Kita Megurin" loop bus from the Asakusa Station stop (Asakusa Route) → Get off at "Hashiba Rojin Fukushi Kaikan Nishi" → Walk 1 minute.
Coming from Minami-Senju Station
(Approx. 13 minutes by bus / 7 minutes on foot)
From the Minami-Senju Station West Exit bus stop, take the Toei Bus [東42-1] bound for Tokyo Station Yaesu Exit → Get off at Higashi-Asakusa bus stop → Walk 7 minutes.
*Please note: It takes around 20 minutes from each nearby station, so we recommend taking a taxi or bus for easier access.
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