15brewery to Set Up at Hayama Arts Festival's "Hidamari Sando" on April 26, Held at Moriyama Shrine
15brewery (Fifteen Brewery) will have a booth at "Hidamari Sando," held at Moriyama Shrine on Sunday, April 26, 2026, following the Opening of the 34th Hayama Arts Festival. Together with Dance Group Wakka's performance "Hidamari," it looks set to be a day that fits perfectly with strolling around Hayama town.
Hop BroOn Sunday, April 26, 2026, 15brewery will have a booth. It will be part of "Hidamari Sando," following the Opening of the Hayama Arts Festival at Moriyama Shrine, so it looks like it will be a very Hayama kind of day.
MugiWhat, beer at Moriyama Shrine! And together with the arts festival too? Just the name Hidamari Sando already has such a nice vibe!
Hop BroExactly. 15brewery is a brewery in Horiuchi, Hayama Town, Miura District, Kanagawa Prefecture, and it sells only for takeaway. Even at events, the nice thing is that you can enjoy it not only on the spot but also slowly at home.
MugiOnly takeaway sales? Is that the kind of thing where they sell by weight? It somehow feels a little expert-level!
Hop BroGood catch. Selling by weight means a style where you get just the amount you need poured for you, so it's designed for taking your time with it. It's closer to bringing home the taste of Hayama than just having one drink at the event and that's it.
MugiI see! And Hayama Weizen sounds so stylish! Are there others too?
Hop BroThere are. According to public information, Hayama Stout and Hayama Wit are also well known, and the lineup is fun to compare. Weizen suggests soft wheat character, stout suggests roasted depth, and wit suggests a light, crisp feel.
MugiWhoa, now the character of the beers is really coming into focus! But does roasted depth mean something like coffee?
Hop BroExactly. It brings out the roasted aroma of the malt, so it's a common expression for dark beers. And this time there's also Dance Group Wakka's Hidamari, so it's nice that you can enjoy sound and beer together.
MugiWatching dance at Moriyama Shrine and holding a Hayama beer sounds like such a Hayama kind of day. It sounds fun to buy some while strolling around and open it later too!
Hop BroExactly. Breathing in the atmosphere of the arts festival and then ending the day with a drink at home is the perfect flow. This is definitely a booth that makes you want to drink.
Booth Details
According to 15brewery's Instagram post, the booth date is Sunday, April 26, 2026. The venue is Moriyama Shrine, and the brewery will take part in "Hidamari Sando," held after the Opening of the 34th Hayama Arts Festival 2026. The post says they will cheer on Dance Group Wakka's dance performance "Hidamari" from the side at the venue.
Beers to Enjoy at 15brewery
15brewery is a brewery in Horiuchi, Hayama Town, Miura District, Kanagawa Prefecture, and it operates only as a takeaway sales shop. Its hallmark is a by-weight sales style, which makes it easy at events to enjoy not only drinking on the spot but also taking beer home and savoring it slowly. According to publicly available information, the shop is known for labels such as Hayama Weizen, Hayama Stout, and Hayama Wit. Even from the names alone, it's easy to imagine a lineup with different flavor directions, making it a brewery that's fun to compare side by side.
A Good Fit With Hayama Events
The Hayama Arts Festival is an event that has long been enjoyed each year as a gathering of local makers and creators. A booth from 15brewery, bringing beer brewed locally, is a combination where Hayama-like local character naturally overlaps. In the calm setting of Moriyama Shrine, the highlight will likely be being able to enjoy both the atmosphere of the arts festival and the character of craft beer at the same time.
Pick up a beer bearing the Hayama name in between strolls.
That kind of way of enjoying the day suits this booth perfectly.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroOn Sunday, April 26, 2026, 15brewery will have a booth. It will be part of "Hidamari Sando," following the Opening of the Hayama Arts Festival at Moriyama Shrine, so it looks like it will be a very Hayama kind of day.
MugiWhat, beer at Moriyama Shrine! And together with the arts festival too? Just the name Hidamari Sando already has such a nice vibe!
Hop BroExactly. 15brewery is a brewery in Horiuchi, Hayama Town, Miura District, Kanagawa Prefecture, and it sells only for takeaway. Even at events, the nice thing is that you can enjoy it not only on the spot but also slowly at home.
MugiOnly takeaway sales? Is that the kind of thing where they sell by weight? It somehow feels a little expert-level!
Hop BroGood catch. Selling by weight means a style where you get just the amount you need poured for you, so it's designed for taking your time with it. It's closer to bringing home the taste of Hayama than just having one drink at the event and that's it.
MugiI see! And Hayama Weizen sounds so stylish! Are there others too?
Hop BroThere are. According to public information, Hayama Stout and Hayama Wit are also well known, and the lineup is fun to compare. Weizen suggests soft wheat character, stout suggests roasted depth, and wit suggests a light, crisp feel.
MugiWhoa, now the character of the beers is really coming into focus! But does roasted depth mean something like coffee?
Hop BroExactly. It brings out the roasted aroma of the malt, so it's a common expression for dark beers. And this time there's also Dance Group Wakka's Hidamari, so it's nice that you can enjoy sound and beer together.
MugiWatching dance at Moriyama Shrine and holding a Hayama beer sounds like such a Hayama kind of day. It sounds fun to buy some while strolling around and open it later too!
Hop BroExactly. Breathing in the atmosphere of the arts festival and then ending the day with a drink at home is the perfect flow. This is definitely a booth that makes you want to drink.
