Mitsuya Cider Museum
三ツ矢サイダーミュージアム
The Asahi Plant produces PET-bottled drinks including Mitsuya Cider and offers factory tours, viewing areas, fresh samples, and a museum on the beverage's history.
The Asahi Plant is a production facility for PET bottles, including Mitsuya Cider and Asahi Jurokucha, as well as WONDA and fruit drinks. The factory offers tours, during which visitors can observe the bottle-making process through a glass viewing area and sample freshly made Mitsuya Cider. Additionally, there is a museum and gift shop where guests can learn about the history of Mitsuya Cider.
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