Komatsu Brewing to Join Honori Omotesando’s Tsuitachi Mairi Event on November 1
Ishikawa-based Komatsu Brewing has announced its participation in the Honori Omotesando Tsuitachi Mairi Meguri on Sunday, November 1. The local event combines the traditional first-of-the-month shrine visit with a walk through Komatsu’s historic neighborhood.
Hop BroKomatsu Brewing is joining the Honzori Sakuhi pilgrimage in Komatsu, Ishikawa, on November 1!
MugiWait, it is not just a beer event? Sakuhi pilgrimage sounds wonderfully ceremonial!
Hop BroIt is a custom of visiting a shrine on the first day of each month, giving thanks and wishing for a safe new month.
MugiA shrine visit, a stroll through town, then craft beer—what a perfect monthly ritual!
Hop BroAnd Komatsu Brewing is Komatsu's first brewery, serving its own beer from a historic machiya townhouse.
MugiA beer with the town's atmosphere? I might try pouring air into my glass first! What is townhouse-brewed beer like?
Hop BroThey use local Komatsu ingredients and Hokuriku water in beers that change with the seasons—putting a sense of place into every glass.
MugiThat suddenly sounds delicious! But what does “beer style” mean—does beer have different fashion categories too?
Hop BroPretty much! IPA, lager, and more each have their own aroma and flavor design. Expect many seasonal styles here.
MugiEven beginners can find something! And they have kombucha and soft drinks for non-drinkers and drivers—so thoughtful!
Hop BroExactly. Visit shrines such as Honzori Hiyoshi Shrine, Hongyoji, and Joseiji, then take a beer break. Check their official Instagram details before going.
MugiSettle your heart with a visit, explore the town, then toast! I already want a locally rooted pint!
Komatsu Brewing, based in Komatsu, Ishikawa, has announced on Instagram that it will take part in the Honori Omotesando Tsuitachi Mairi Meguri on Sunday, November 1.
Tsuitachi mairi is a Japanese custom of visiting a shrine on the first day of each month to give thanks for the previous month and pray for a peaceful month ahead. Honori is a historic temple-town district featuring Honori Hiyoshi Shrine, Honkoji Temple, and Josenji Temple. The event offers visitors an opportunity to combine a shrine visit with a stroll through the local shopping area.
Komatsu Brewing is a craft brewery located in Honori, Komatsu. It presents itself as the first brewery in Komatsu City to manufacture and sell craft beer, operating in a historic machiya townhouse. Its beers use local Komatsu ingredients and Hokuriku water, with a range of styles that changes seasonally. The brewery also serves KOMBUCHA and other soft drinks for non-drinkers and designated drivers.
For beer lovers, the event provides a chance to explore a historic local district while discovering a brewery closely connected to the community. Visitors should check Komatsu Brewing’s official Instagram for the latest information on opening hours, available drinks, and event details before visiting.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroKomatsu Brewing is joining the Honzori Sakuhi pilgrimage in Komatsu, Ishikawa, on November 1!
MugiWait, it is not just a beer event? Sakuhi pilgrimage sounds wonderfully ceremonial!
Hop BroIt is a custom of visiting a shrine on the first day of each month, giving thanks and wishing for a safe new month.
MugiA shrine visit, a stroll through town, then craft beer—what a perfect monthly ritual!
Hop BroAnd Komatsu Brewing is Komatsu's first brewery, serving its own beer from a historic machiya townhouse.
MugiA beer with the town's atmosphere? I might try pouring air into my glass first! What is townhouse-brewed beer like?
Hop BroThey use local Komatsu ingredients and Hokuriku water in beers that change with the seasons—putting a sense of place into every glass.
MugiThat suddenly sounds delicious! But what does “beer style” mean—does beer have different fashion categories too?
Hop BroPretty much! IPA, lager, and more each have their own aroma and flavor design. Expect many seasonal styles here.
MugiEven beginners can find something! And they have kombucha and soft drinks for non-drinkers and drivers—so thoughtful!
Hop BroExactly. Visit shrines such as Honzori Hiyoshi Shrine, Hongyoji, and Joseiji, then take a beer break. Check their official Instagram details before going.
MugiSettle your heart with a visit, explore the town, then toast! I already want a locally rooted pint!
