Nara Brewing announces nine event appearances from late April through late May
The craft beer brewery Nara Brewing in Nara City has published a roundup of its planned event appearances from late April through late May. From open-air markets in Nara Prefecture to Kyoto, Tokyo, Osaka, Ehime, and Aichi, it is set to pour beer across the country.
Hop BroWhat’s interesting about Nara Brewing’s move is that it has lined up nine event appearances. From late April through late May, it’s heading everywhere from Nara to Kyoto, Tokyo, Osaka, Ehime, and Aichi.
MugiWait, nine of them? That’s basically a beer on tour across Japan. What kind of brewery is Nara Brewing?
Hop BroIt’s Nara Brewing in Kitanosho Nishimachi, Nara City, and it started brewing in 2018. What’s strong about it is that, beyond making cans and bottles, it’s also expanding its presence through events and tap takeovers.
MugiOh, I see. The joy of choosing beer sounds lovely. But what exactly is a tap takeover? The name alone sounds intense!
Hop BroSimply put, it’s a setup where a bar’s taps are taken over and lined up with that brewery’s beers. Nara Brewing makes sure its personality comes through even outside its taproom.
MugiI get it! April 27’s Yamato Good Day is an open-air market in Yamatokoriyama, Nara Prefecture. And you can even take beer home with you, so the walk back already feels like a reward!
Hop BroThe following day, the 28th, it’ll also be at OIWAKE PARK for CAMP ROCK FRIENDS. The range from an open-air market to a camp festival is huge, and they’re good at making you enjoy the atmosphere of each place you drink.
MugiMay is even busier? Going all the way from Kyoto to Kichijoji sounds like cardio just from the travel...
Hop BroIt starts with Okunami no Koto in Uwajima, Ehime, on the 4th, then continues with the Kyoto Tour Acoustic Festival, Craft Beer Market Atré Kichijoji Store, and CRAFTROCK FESTIVAL '24. After that, it’s straight into Nara’s Moichido Night Market / Konishi Night Market, Mori, Michi, Ichiba 2024, and CRAFT BEER LIVE 2024.
MugiMusic, markets, and beer all connected together is the best! If I do an event crawl, I’ll probably understand Nara Brewing’s character best.
Hop BroExactly. It’s the kind of brewery whose appeal really comes alive through a beer at each venue. This article doesn’t mention beer names or styles, and that only makes it easier to imagine where you’d want to drink it next.
MugiGot it, now I’m in the mood to drink it on site. Whether in Nara, Kyoto, or Tokyo, it makes me want to chase after it with a big glass in hand!
Nara Brewing, which brews craft beer in Kitanosho Nishimachi, Nara City, has released information about its event appearances from late April through late May. The brewery, which began brewing in 2018, has built its identity around the slogan "the joy of choosing beer," and, in addition to cans and bottles, has also been expanding its presence through events and tap takeovers.
The announcement first lists an appearance at "Yamato Good Day" on April 27. This open-air market will be held in Yamatokoriyama, Nara Prefecture, and beer can also be taken home. The following day, on the 28th, it will also appear at the camp festival "CAMP ROCK FRIENDS," held at OIWAKE PARK.
May brings an even wider reach. Starting with "Okunami no Koto" in Uwajima, Ehime, on the 4th, the schedule runs through the 5th and 6th at the "Kyoto Tour Acoustic Festival," the 10th through 12th at "Craft Beer Market Atré Kichijoji Store," the 11th and 12th at "CRAFTROCK FESTIVAL '24," the 17th and 18th at the Nara City event "Moichido Night Market / Konishi Night Market," the 24th through 26th at "Mori, Michi, Ichiba 2024," and the 25th and 26th at "CRAFT BEER LIVE 2024." Music events, markets, and beer events run one after another.
While rooted in its hometown of Nara, Nara Brewing has steadily broadened the outline of its brand by venturing beyond the Kansai region to the Tokyo metropolitan area and other parts of Japan. This announcement also makes its stance clear: through a beer enjoyed outside the taproom, it aims to convey the brewery's character directly.
Reference: Nara Brewing official site / event announcement article
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroWhat’s interesting about Nara Brewing’s move is that it has lined up nine event appearances. From late April through late May, it’s heading everywhere from Nara to Kyoto, Tokyo, Osaka, Ehime, and Aichi.
MugiWait, nine of them? That’s basically a beer on tour across Japan. What kind of brewery is Nara Brewing?
Hop BroIt’s Nara Brewing in Kitanosho Nishimachi, Nara City, and it started brewing in 2018. What’s strong about it is that, beyond making cans and bottles, it’s also expanding its presence through events and tap takeovers.
MugiOh, I see. The joy of choosing beer sounds lovely. But what exactly is a tap takeover? The name alone sounds intense!
Hop BroSimply put, it’s a setup where a bar’s taps are taken over and lined up with that brewery’s beers. Nara Brewing makes sure its personality comes through even outside its taproom.
MugiI get it! April 27’s Yamato Good Day is an open-air market in Yamatokoriyama, Nara Prefecture. And you can even take beer home with you, so the walk back already feels like a reward!
Hop BroThe following day, the 28th, it’ll also be at OIWAKE PARK for CAMP ROCK FRIENDS. The range from an open-air market to a camp festival is huge, and they’re good at making you enjoy the atmosphere of each place you drink.
MugiMay is even busier? Going all the way from Kyoto to Kichijoji sounds like cardio just from the travel...
Hop BroIt starts with Okunami no Koto in Uwajima, Ehime, on the 4th, then continues with the Kyoto Tour Acoustic Festival, Craft Beer Market Atré Kichijoji Store, and CRAFTROCK FESTIVAL '24. After that, it’s straight into Nara’s Moichido Night Market / Konishi Night Market, Mori, Michi, Ichiba 2024, and CRAFT BEER LIVE 2024.
MugiMusic, markets, and beer all connected together is the best! If I do an event crawl, I’ll probably understand Nara Brewing’s character best.
Hop BroExactly. It’s the kind of brewery whose appeal really comes alive through a beer at each venue. This article doesn’t mention beer names or styles, and that only makes it easier to imagine where you’d want to drink it next.
MugiGot it, now I’m in the mood to drink it on site. Whether in Nara, Kyoto, or Tokyo, it makes me want to chase after it with a big glass in hand!
