Mushimahama Brewery is hosting the 32nd Minato no Kyujitsu, with the next one set for April 26
In a March 22 post, Mushima Hama Brewery announced that the 32nd installment of the Kasaoka Port area market "Minato no Kyujitsu" is currently underway. It also announced that the 33rd installment will be held on Sunday, April 26. The energy of this local event, centered on seaside daytime drinking, is only growing stronger as spring approaches.
Hop BroHot news from the port! Mushima Hama Brewery's Minato no Kyujitsu, 32nd edition is underway.
MugiWhoa, it's already happening!? And they even announced the next one for Sunday, April 26 in advance. That's amazing!
Hop BroExactly. It's a hype-worthy announcement from Mushimahama Brewery, based on Mushima Island in the Kasaoka Islands of Okayama.
MugiOh! But in this article, what beer brand is it? What can you drink?
Hop BroAccording to the article, the specific brand name hasn't been announced, and rather than a single labeled style, it's an event introduction centered on craft beer.
MugiWhat? So saying it's “centered” is way too vague, and my throat is going dry from lack of information!
Hop BroHaha, in short, the main draw is the daytime-drinking experience at the port. Events like this are all about a strong flow that lets people keep moving around.
MugiFlow!? A technical term came out of nowhere! So it's okay to say it means you can drink, eat, and wander around, right?
Hop BroExactly. For the next 33rd edition, in addition to first-time vendors Shimanami Brewery, RANBAO, and Kojitsu, Saisai Taiwan will also return, so the food side looks substantial too.
MugiWow, I have to go! Craft beer from the seaside starting at noon, let's meet at the port on April 26!
Mushimahama Brewery, based on Mushima Island in the Kasaoka Islands of Okayama, posted on Instagram: "Today, the 32nd Minato no Kyujitsu is underway!" The post said the venue was lively with visitors' smiles and the aroma of food.
The big point in this post is that the next event date was clearly stated. The 33rd installment is set for Sunday, April 26, and the event is expected to continue as a daytime drinking gathering to enjoy by the spring sea.
In addition, the following three vendors were introduced as first-time participants at the next event:
- Shimanami Brewery (Onomichi)
- RANBAO
- Kojitsu
It also mentions the return of Saisai Taiwan, so along with craft beer, this edition looks likely to have a substantial food lineup as well.
On its official website, Mushima Hama Brewery states that it is brewing beer on Mushima, one of the Kasaoka Islands in Okayama Prefecture, and that it is based on a small island with a population of 40. The pattern of an island brewery continuing to take part in a port-town event is interesting not just as vendor information, but also as a movement connecting Setouchi life with craft beer culture.
It's easy to drink casually at the port and get to know the island brewers. That's the appeal of "Minato no Kyujitsu." Even if you couldn't make it this time, April 26 is a date worth marking on your calendar.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroHot news from the port! Mushima Hama Brewery's Minato no Kyujitsu, 32nd edition is underway.
MugiWhoa, it's already happening!? And they even announced the next one for Sunday, April 26 in advance. That's amazing!
Hop BroExactly. It's a hype-worthy announcement from Mushimahama Brewery, based on Mushima Island in the Kasaoka Islands of Okayama.
MugiOh! But in this article, what beer brand is it? What can you drink?
Hop BroAccording to the article, the specific brand name hasn't been announced, and rather than a single labeled style, it's an event introduction centered on craft beer.
MugiWhat? So saying it's “centered” is way too vague, and my throat is going dry from lack of information!
Hop BroHaha, in short, the main draw is the daytime-drinking experience at the port. Events like this are all about a strong flow that lets people keep moving around.
MugiFlow!? A technical term came out of nowhere! So it's okay to say it means you can drink, eat, and wander around, right?
Hop BroExactly. For the next 33rd edition, in addition to first-time vendors Shimanami Brewery, RANBAO, and Kojitsu, Saisai Taiwan will also return, so the food side looks substantial too.
MugiWow, I have to go! Craft beer from the seaside starting at noon, let's meet at the port on April 26!
