CIN CIN Yamanakako Brewery to Join The Marche on September 27
CIN CIN Yamanakako Brewery will take part in The Marche, an autumn market scheduled for September 27, 2026, at Yamanaka Terrace in Yamanakako Village. The event will bring together local vendors, including makers of naturally leavened bread and sweets.
Hop BroOn September 27, The Marche this autumn will be held at Yamanaka Terrace in Yamanakako Village!
MugiWhat? A café, a market, and craft beer? Too much fun at once!
Hop BroThe participant is CIN CIN Yamanakako Brewery. It is meant to bring locals and travelers together.
MugiWith bread and sweets too, snack hunting becomes serious business. House-made yeast bread already sounds delicious!
Hop BroThe brewery sits at 1,001 meters and brews with Mt. Fuji spring water.
MugiWhat is spring water? Is Mt. Fuji pouring beer water itself? A mountain-sized water dispenser?
Hop BroIt is rain and snowmelt that seep underground and flow over time—basically naturally filtered water. No giant watering can required!
MugiThank goodness—I pictured one! So what beers do they make? I need the lineup!
Hop BroThey list Hazy IPA, Dry Hazy, Yamanakako Forest, and Fuji Bitter Ale. A hazy beer often offers juicy hop aromas.
MugiNice! The exact pours at the market are for the day itself, so a surprise at the venue sounds perfect with bread!
Hop BroThe brewery is downstairs and its taproom upstairs, so you can enjoy a pint near the tanks. Autumn by Lake Yamanaka is calling.
MugiYamanaka Terrace, September 27, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.—cheers by Lake Yamanaka! I already want a beer!
An autumn market in Yamanakako
CIN CIN Yamanakako Brewery will participate in The Marche on Sunday, September 27, 2026, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. The market will be held at Yamanaka Terrace, a café in Yamanakako Village. According to the organizer’s announcement, the event is planned as an autumn market where people connected to Yamanakako can meet, exchange ideas, and create new connections.
Yamanaka Terrace is described in the event announcement as a welcoming café serving enjoyable food and drinks. The vendor lineup includes makers of naturally leavened bread and sweets, along with other local businesses. Visitors should check the organizer’s latest information for the full vendor list and timetable, which was announced separately.
Beer brewed with Mt. Fuji spring water
CIN CIN Yamanakako Brewery is located in Yamanakako Village, Yamanashi, at an elevation of 1,001 meters. The brewery says its beer is brewed with natural spring water flowing underground from Mt. Fuji, giving its beers a strong connection to the landscape around Lake Yamanaka.
The brewery occupies the first floor of the building, while the taproom is directly upstairs. This setup allows visitors to enjoy beer served close to the tanks. The brewery’s official lineup includes Hazy IPA, Dry Hazy, Yamanakako Forest, and Fuji Bitter Ale. The specific beers available at The Marche have not been announced, so visitors should confirm the selection at the venue or through the brewery’s updates.
With local food, small producers, and beer from a high-altitude brewery, The Marche offers a chance to experience the seasonal character of Yamanakako. It may make a natural stop for anyone visiting the area in search of a relaxed autumn outing.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroOn September 27, The Marche this autumn will be held at Yamanaka Terrace in Yamanakako Village!
MugiWhat? A café, a market, and craft beer? Too much fun at once!
Hop BroThe participant is CIN CIN Yamanakako Brewery. It is meant to bring locals and travelers together.
MugiWith bread and sweets too, snack hunting becomes serious business. House-made yeast bread already sounds delicious!
Hop BroThe brewery sits at 1,001 meters and brews with Mt. Fuji spring water.
MugiWhat is spring water? Is Mt. Fuji pouring beer water itself? A mountain-sized water dispenser?
Hop BroIt is rain and snowmelt that seep underground and flow over time—basically naturally filtered water. No giant watering can required!
MugiThank goodness—I pictured one! So what beers do they make? I need the lineup!
Hop BroThey list Hazy IPA, Dry Hazy, Yamanakako Forest, and Fuji Bitter Ale. A hazy beer often offers juicy hop aromas.
MugiNice! The exact pours at the market are for the day itself, so a surprise at the venue sounds perfect with bread!
Hop BroThe brewery is downstairs and its taproom upstairs, so you can enjoy a pint near the tanks. Autumn by Lake Yamanaka is calling.
MugiYamanaka Terrace, September 27, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.—cheers by Lake Yamanaka! I already want a beer!
