Fukuoka Craft Brewing to Release Eight ‘Hey! Can’ Art Beers with Fukuoka PARCO
Fukuoka Craft Brewing has announced “Hey! Can,” a limited craft beer collaboration with Fukuoka PARCO, which is set to close. Eight designers have created individual can labels, with the eight-art-can collection available at the PARCO booth during MUSIC CITY TENJIN 2026 on September 26 and 27.
Hop BroHere’s news for Fukuoka culture fans: Fukuoka Craft Brewing is releasing “Hey! Can”, a limited beer for Fukuoka PARCO.
MugiWhat? Is the can actually saying “hey” to me? A Fukuoka PARCO collaboration already has me curious!
Hop BroIt’s a thank-you project for PARCO as it approaches closure, and the best part is the eight art-can designs for the same beer.
MugiEight designs?! I’ll get lost choosing a can before I even drink. My fridge becomes an art museum!
Hop BroExactly. Eight designers each created one label. It connects beer with art and memories of the city—proof that craft beer is entertainment.
Mugi“Connects” sounds suddenly like class! So beer becomes glue for people and culture?
Hop BroThat’s it. Call it a cultural hub if you like; simply put, beer is the center of a fun encounter—music, art-can shopping, and a toast.
MugiNice! And it’s sold at the MUSIC CITY TENJIN 2026 PARCO booth only, right?
Hop BroRight—September 26 and 27, noon to 8 p.m., at Fureai Plaza west of Fukuoka City Hall. The article doesn’t reveal the beer style, but the brewery is influenced by American beer styles.
MugiSo the flavor is a surprise for the venue! Music, art, limited cans… my toast preparation is complete!
Hop BroIt sounds like a fittingly city-loving release from Fukuoka Craft Brewing in Okagaki. Pick your favorite can and toast in autumn Tenjin!
MugiI’ll admire every can first, then drink! But if I take too long choosing, Hop Bro, let’s toast together!
A collaboration marking Fukuoka PARCO’s closing
Based in Okagaki, Fukuoka, Fukuoka Craft Brewing is collaborating with Fukuoka PARCO, a long-standing supporter of Tenjin’s cultural scene. The project introduces “Hey! Can,” a special limited craft beer created as a tribute to PARCO and its contribution to the city before its closure.
The collection’s defining feature is its packaging: eight distinctive designers have each created a can label. The same special beer is presented through eight different pieces of artwork, giving drinkers another way to enjoy the release beyond the beer itself. It is a limited art-can project made specifically for this moment in Fukuoka’s cultural history.
Available at MUSIC CITY TENJIN 2026
“Hey! Can” will be sold at the PARCO booth during MUSIC CITY TENJIN 2026. Visitors can enjoy live music while discovering a craft beer connected to Fukuoka’s local culture and creative community.
- Dates: September 26–27, 2026
- Time: 12:00–20:00
- Venue: Fureai Hiroba, west side of Fukuoka City Hall, at the PARCO booth
Fukuoka Craft Brewing describes craft beer as entertainment and produces beers influenced by American brewing styles. Its brewery in Okagaki also offers a taproom and brewery tours, inviting visitors to experience fresh beer at the source. “Hey! Can” extends that approach into a collaboration linking beer, music, art, and the memories of Tenjin.
For beer fans visiting Fukuoka this autumn, the PARCO booth offers an opportunity to explore the limited release while taking part in a significant moment for the city’s cultural scene.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroHere’s news for Fukuoka culture fans: Fukuoka Craft Brewing is releasing “Hey! Can”, a limited beer for Fukuoka PARCO.
MugiWhat? Is the can actually saying “hey” to me? A Fukuoka PARCO collaboration already has me curious!
Hop BroIt’s a thank-you project for PARCO as it approaches closure, and the best part is the eight art-can designs for the same beer.
MugiEight designs?! I’ll get lost choosing a can before I even drink. My fridge becomes an art museum!
Hop BroExactly. Eight designers each created one label. It connects beer with art and memories of the city—proof that craft beer is entertainment.
Mugi“Connects” sounds suddenly like class! So beer becomes glue for people and culture?
Hop BroThat’s it. Call it a cultural hub if you like; simply put, beer is the center of a fun encounter—music, art-can shopping, and a toast.
MugiNice! And it’s sold at the MUSIC CITY TENJIN 2026 PARCO booth only, right?
Hop BroRight—September 26 and 27, noon to 8 p.m., at Fureai Plaza west of Fukuoka City Hall. The article doesn’t reveal the beer style, but the brewery is influenced by American beer styles.
MugiSo the flavor is a surprise for the venue! Music, art, limited cans… my toast preparation is complete!
Hop BroIt sounds like a fittingly city-loving release from Fukuoka Craft Brewing in Okagaki. Pick your favorite can and toast in autumn Tenjin!
MugiI’ll admire every can first, then drink! But if I take too long choosing, Hop Bro, let’s toast together!
