Onaji Ana no Mujina updates today’s tap list with Ghost Legend and North Park
Onaji Ana no Mujina, a beer pub in Kobe’s Sannomiya area, lined up seven taps for the day. Ghost Legend’s Akkiyama Bitter III leads the list, alongside North Park beers such as Digital Jed and Friends & Neighbors, with rainy-day discounts, food, and bring-your-own-food rules also announced.
Hop BroToday’s tap update from Onajiananomujina in Kobe’s Sannomiya has a seven-keg lineup with real structure.
MugiWhat! Onajiananomujina sounds like a tongue twister and a reason to order a pint.
Hop BroLeading the board is Oni Densetsu’s Akkiyama Bitter III, plus North Park’s Digital Jed, Friends & Neighbors, and Hibernation Sickness in a four-beer clear run.
MugiWait, Bitter III sounds like a boss battle, and clear means what exactly?
Hop BroHere, clear means non-hazy and sharply defined in flavor. Then the other side brings X-Raying Nectaron, Thunderstorm Inside, and Personal Plague as a three-beer hazy set.
MugiNo way, hazy beers again? For a second that sounds more like soup than beer!
Hop BroThat’s the hazy IPA lane: softer texture, bigger hop aroma, and a juicy aroma punch while still tasting like beer.
MugiThat actually sounds great! And the cans are stacked too, with Everywhere’s waviness, ONE DROP’s Shiny Blueberry Sour, and even TreeHouse. That’s a North American can wall.
Hop BroExactly, and with Fidens, Lumen, and Phase Three’s Pixel series in the mix, the shop keeps a clear tasting theme even beyond the taps.
MugiPlus rainy-day discounts? Half pours are 100 yen off, full pours are 200 yen off, and somehow dried squid is banned. That’s incredible.
Hop BroWith hop-driven beer like this, protecting the room’s aroma makes sense. Add masala cashews, 2Bro pizza, extra snacks, and a small bright taproom, and it’s a strong setup.
MugiI’m in. I want Akkiyama Bitter III first, then X-Raying Nectaron, then maybe a can after that. I want a pour now.
Hop BroThat order makes sense. I’d start with Digital Jed, swing into Thunderstorm Inside, and use the rain discount for a dangerous second round.
MugiThen let’s meet in Sannomiya and work through Onajiananomujina’s taps from top to bottom. Cheers is inevitable.
Onaji Ana no Mujina, a beer pub in Kobe’s Sannomiya area, shared its tap list for the day. Of the seven taps, the clearer pours included Ghost Legend’s "Akkiyama Bitter III" plus North Park’s "Digital Jed," "Friends & Neighbors," and "Hibernation Sickness." The hazier side featured North Park’s "X-Raying Nectaron," RAR × Hop Butcher’s "Thunderstorm Inside," and RAR × Brujos’ "Personal Plague." It is a hop-forward lineup with a very clear drinking direction.
The can list runs even wider. Everywhere’s "waviness," ONE DROP’s "Shiny Blueberry Sour," Fidens beers such as "Fear Is The Enemy" and "A Murder Of Crows," Lumen’s "Wisp(Upside Down)" and "Lumenati," TreeHouse titles like "Juice Machine," "Platinum Fern," and "The Prodigal Haze XI," and Phase Three’s "Pixel" series all show up. Beyond the taps, the bar clearly keeps a strong eye on expressive, hop-driven cans.
Food includes masala cashew nuts, 2Bro pizza, and Nama-chan’s snacks, with mentaiko mochi also listed as newly in stock. The room is bright and easy to enter alone, and guests may bring in food as long as it is not strongly scented; dried squid is not allowed. On rainy days, half pours are 100 yen off and full pours 200 yen off, making it an especially practical stop when the weather turns rough.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday’s tap update from Onajiananomujina in Kobe’s Sannomiya has a seven-keg lineup with real structure.
MugiWhat! Onajiananomujina sounds like a tongue twister and a reason to order a pint.
Hop BroLeading the board is Oni Densetsu’s Akkiyama Bitter III, plus North Park’s Digital Jed, Friends & Neighbors, and Hibernation Sickness in a four-beer clear run.
MugiWait, Bitter III sounds like a boss battle, and clear means what exactly?
Hop BroHere, clear means non-hazy and sharply defined in flavor. Then the other side brings X-Raying Nectaron, Thunderstorm Inside, and Personal Plague as a three-beer hazy set.
MugiNo way, hazy beers again? For a second that sounds more like soup than beer!
Hop BroThat’s the hazy IPA lane: softer texture, bigger hop aroma, and a juicy aroma punch while still tasting like beer.
MugiThat actually sounds great! And the cans are stacked too, with Everywhere’s waviness, ONE DROP’s Shiny Blueberry Sour, and even TreeHouse. That’s a North American can wall.
Hop BroExactly, and with Fidens, Lumen, and Phase Three’s Pixel series in the mix, the shop keeps a clear tasting theme even beyond the taps.
MugiPlus rainy-day discounts? Half pours are 100 yen off, full pours are 200 yen off, and somehow dried squid is banned. That’s incredible.
Hop BroWith hop-driven beer like this, protecting the room’s aroma makes sense. Add masala cashews, 2Bro pizza, extra snacks, and a small bright taproom, and it’s a strong setup.
MugiI’m in. I want Akkiyama Bitter III first, then X-Raying Nectaron, then maybe a can after that. I want a pour now.
Hop BroThat order makes sense. I’d start with Digital Jed, swing into Thunderstorm Inside, and use the rain discount for a dangerous second round.
MugiThen let’s meet in Sannomiya and work through Onajiananomujina’s taps from top to bottom. Cheers is inevitable.
