Baeren Brewery Begins Advance Ticket Sales for Noda Village Beer Fest 2026
Baeren Brewery has started advance ticket sales for “Baeren x Noda Village Beer Fest 2026,” which will be held on May 31. The venue is a special site in the Village Plaza in front of Noda Village Hall, where visitors can enjoy Baeren beer for up to five hours. It is a community-focused beer event where you can choose how to spend your time on the lawn plaza.
Hop BroBaeren Brewery is making a move, and advance ticket sales have started. The May 31 “Baeren x Noda Village Beer Fest 2026” really sounds like the kind of event where you can drink in style, doesn’t it?
MugiWait, all-you-can-drink for up to five hours? That sounds like a dream! And it’s right in front of Noda Village Hall, so it has that laid-back feel too!
Hop BroExactly. The venue is the special site at Village Plaza. Since you can relax on the grass, it’s not just a drinking party, and the nice part is that you can make it into your own "prime seats."
MugiPrime seats, sure, but camping chairs are allowed too? Huh, this is a beer event, but the picnic vibe is way too strong!
Hop BroThat’s what makes it fun. Tables and chairs are welcome, and if you lay out some local takeout, it becomes a grass picnic. It’s designed to be easy for families to spend time there too.
MugiOh wow! And the tickets are 2,400 yen in advance. On the Peatix app it’s 2,640 yen, and it’s 3,600 yen on the day, so the early birds really win!
Hop BroRight. There’s also a shuttle bus from Morioka, so getting there is less of a worry. They’ve thought through everything from before you start drinking to the trip home, which is smart for a local event.
MugiBy the way, what kind of beer does Baeren serve? When I hear European style, I get a little nervous because it sounds so grown-up!
Hop BroBaeren Brewery is a brewery built around classic beer. It’s the kind that values the flavor of the malt and drinkability, not just flashy aromas, and that fits this event really well.
MugiWhat is that? I want to go even more! Drinking Baeren while looking at Noda Village’s scenery has to be delicious!
Hop BroExactly. It really feels like a day rooted in the local community, and just taking it easy on the grass and ending with a glass of Baeren? At that point, I’m the one who wants to drink.
Baeren Brewery (Morioka, Iwate Prefecture) has started advance ticket sales for “Baeren x Noda Village Beer Fest 2026.” The venue is the special site at the Village Plaza in front of Noda Village Hall. The event is being promoted as one where guests can enjoy Baeren beer with all-you-can-drink service for up to five hours.
Event Overview
- Date: Sunday, May 31
- Time: 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (doors open 10:00 a.m.)
- Venue: Special venue at Village Plaza (in front of Noda Village Hall)
- Advance tickets: 2,400 yen including tax (2,640 yen including tax on the Peatix app)
- Door tickets: 3,600 yen including tax
- Shuttle bus from Morioka: 2,400 yen including tax (2,640 yen including tax on the Peatix app)
One of the highlights of the venue is that visitors can spend their time freely on the lush green lawn. Bringing in tables and chairs is also welcome, so you can bring a camping chair and relax, or line up local takeout and enjoy a picnic-like atmosphere. Families are also encouraged to spend time there using the kids' corner, and the design lets visitors use the entire venue not just to drink beer, but as their own “prime seats.”
Tickets are available at Noda Village's Roadside Station Noda Papuru, Kokumin Shukusha Eboshi-so, Western-style Cuisine / Seasonal Cuisine Minami, Marukin Osawa Confectionery, Noda Village Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Noda Village Fisheries Cooperative, as well as Sanriku Railway Kuji Station and Tamura Liquor Store in Kuji City, Baeren Factory Outlet and other directly operated stores in Morioka City, and on Peatix. In-store purchases must be paid for in cash or with Baeren gift certificates.
Based in Morioka City, Baeren Brewery is a brewery that has continued to create events connected with the local community, centered on classic European-style beer. This time, alongside the scenery of Noda Village, it looks set to be a day to leisurely enjoy beer.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroBaeren Brewery is making a move, and advance ticket sales have started. The May 31 “Baeren x Noda Village Beer Fest 2026” really sounds like the kind of event where you can drink in style, doesn’t it?
MugiWait, all-you-can-drink for up to five hours? That sounds like a dream! And it’s right in front of Noda Village Hall, so it has that laid-back feel too!
Hop BroExactly. The venue is the special site at Village Plaza. Since you can relax on the grass, it’s not just a drinking party, and the nice part is that you can make it into your own "prime seats."
MugiPrime seats, sure, but camping chairs are allowed too? Huh, this is a beer event, but the picnic vibe is way too strong!
Hop BroThat’s what makes it fun. Tables and chairs are welcome, and if you lay out some local takeout, it becomes a grass picnic. It’s designed to be easy for families to spend time there too.
MugiOh wow! And the tickets are 2,400 yen in advance. On the Peatix app it’s 2,640 yen, and it’s 3,600 yen on the day, so the early birds really win!
Hop BroRight. There’s also a shuttle bus from Morioka, so getting there is less of a worry. They’ve thought through everything from before you start drinking to the trip home, which is smart for a local event.
MugiBy the way, what kind of beer does Baeren serve? When I hear European style, I get a little nervous because it sounds so grown-up!
Hop BroBaeren Brewery is a brewery built around classic beer. It’s the kind that values the flavor of the malt and drinkability, not just flashy aromas, and that fits this event really well.
MugiWhat is that? I want to go even more! Drinking Baeren while looking at Noda Village’s scenery has to be delicious!
Hop BroExactly. It really feels like a day rooted in the local community, and just taking it easy on the grass and ending with a glass of Baeren? At that point, I’m the one who wants to drink.
