WITCH CRAFT Market in Kumamoto Highlights Totopia Brewery's Yuragiphilha
WITCH CRAFT Market, a beer pub in Ozu, Kumamoto, introduced Totopia Brewery's Yuragiphilha on Instagram. The post also says Fuji Rock collaboration beers have started arriving and hints at a spin-off event at the pub.
Hop BroKumamoto’s WITCH CRAFT Market just introduced Totopia Brewery’s “Yuragiphilha” from Aichi, and it’s exactly the kind of thing that hooks both festival fans and beer nerds.
MugiWait, Yuragiphilha already sounds like a magic spell! What kind of beer is it!?
Hop BroThat’s the catch. The post names Totopia’s beer clearly, but the style is undisclosed for now, and it’s arriving as part of the FUJI ROCK collaboration wave, which is plenty exciting on its own.
MugiHold on, style undisclosed and you’re still this fired up? That feels like a superpower.
Hop BroHere’s why: WITCH CRAFT Market is selling more than a beer, it’s selling the festival afterglow. Drink it at the venue if you’re there, or watch the stream in their air-conditioned pub and ride the same mood.
MugiOkay, but you look like you’re about to say guest tap in a serious voice, so... what does that even mean? Plumbing?
Hop BroFair question. A guest tap is basically a limited keg brought in from another brewery, so in this case Totopia’s “Yuragiphilha” becomes a special outside pour you can catch in Kumamoto.
MugiWhat! Totopia in Kumamoto already sounds major, and adding FUJI ROCK energy on top of that is just unfairly tempting.
Hop BroAnd the post hints that more FUJI ROCK collabs are arriving too, including one with @amakusasonarbeer, but without revealing all the beer names yet. That tease is deliberate.
MugiNow that’s a waiting-for-updates situation. If I can sip beer in cool air while watching the stream, I finally qualify as a festival person.
Hop BroThey’re also planning a spin-off event at WITCH CRAFT Market this year, so it’ll be worth watching how this festival-linked drinking experience evolves in Kumamoto.
MugiNo more discussion, I want a pint now. Give me “Yuragiphilha,” a screen, and full indoor festival mode.
WITCH CRAFT Market, a beer pub in Ozu, Kumamoto, highlighted `Yuragiphilha` from Totopia Brewery in Aichi in its Instagram post. The caption says Fuji Rock collaboration beers have started arriving, including a collaboration involving @amakusasonarbeer.
The post frames the beer as something to enjoy either at the festival site or inside the pub while watching the live coverage in air-conditioned comfort. That gives WITCH CRAFT Market a clear seasonal role: a place to drink with the festival atmosphere in mind, even while staying in Kumamoto.
The only named beer in the post is Totopia Brewery's `Yuragiphilha`. Other Fuji Rock collaboration beers are mentioned as arriving, but the specific labels are not disclosed yet. The pub also says it is planning a Fuji Rock spin-off event at WITCH CRAFT Market, so there may be more festival-linked programming to come.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroKumamoto’s WITCH CRAFT Market just introduced Totopia Brewery’s “Yuragiphilha” from Aichi, and it’s exactly the kind of thing that hooks both festival fans and beer nerds.
MugiWait, Yuragiphilha already sounds like a magic spell! What kind of beer is it!?
Hop BroThat’s the catch. The post names Totopia’s beer clearly, but the style is undisclosed for now, and it’s arriving as part of the FUJI ROCK collaboration wave, which is plenty exciting on its own.
MugiHold on, style undisclosed and you’re still this fired up? That feels like a superpower.
Hop BroHere’s why: WITCH CRAFT Market is selling more than a beer, it’s selling the festival afterglow. Drink it at the venue if you’re there, or watch the stream in their air-conditioned pub and ride the same mood.
MugiOkay, but you look like you’re about to say guest tap in a serious voice, so... what does that even mean? Plumbing?
Hop BroFair question. A guest tap is basically a limited keg brought in from another brewery, so in this case Totopia’s “Yuragiphilha” becomes a special outside pour you can catch in Kumamoto.
MugiWhat! Totopia in Kumamoto already sounds major, and adding FUJI ROCK energy on top of that is just unfairly tempting.
Hop BroAnd the post hints that more FUJI ROCK collabs are arriving too, including one with @amakusasonarbeer, but without revealing all the beer names yet. That tease is deliberate.
MugiNow that’s a waiting-for-updates situation. If I can sip beer in cool air while watching the stream, I finally qualify as a festival person.
Hop BroThey’re also planning a spin-off event at WITCH CRAFT Market this year, so it’ll be worth watching how this festival-linked drinking experience evolves in Kumamoto.
MugiNo more discussion, I want a pint now. Give me “Yuragiphilha,” a screen, and full indoor festival mode.
