Kagoya Brewery to Host the 26th Jogging Club Night Run on July 10
Kagoya Brewery will hold the 26th Kagoya Jogging Club Night Run on July 10. The event starts and finishes at Kagoya Marche Komae, and participants can also enjoy the same-day Hokomichi Beer Garden before the post-run toast.
Hop BroKago-ya Brewery is doing its 26th Night Run on July 10. It’s the kind of event that makes running and post-run beer feel suspiciously well planned.
MugiWait, a beer event where you run first? And there’s also the Hokomichi Beer Garden that same day? That temptation curve is brutal!
Hop BroBoth the start and finish are at Kago-ya Marche Komae. Bag drop starts around 7:15 p.m., greetings at 7:20, runners get back around 8 to 9, then the toast starts from 9 if you want in.
MugiHold on, you said people can chill in the night breeze first. This cool-down thing, is that just fancy wording?
Hop BroBasically, it means you don’t slam a beer while still overheating. The event has smart cheers-to-beer timing built into it.
MugiOhh, and they split people by distance and pace, so beginners are safe. Nice, because my sprint window is about three minutes.
Hop BroThey thought it through. Entry is free, so it’s really food and drinks separate. Just bring workout clothes, running shoes, a towel, and water.
MugiFree is nice, but headlamp recommended suddenly makes this feel like a side quest with beer at the end!
Hop BroRegistration is through OpenChat and MoshiCom, so sign up before your enthusiasm outruns your calendar. Small bags can be left at the shop.
MugiWait, so this time there’s no beer name or style announcement? I thought we were chasing a new release!
Hop BroThat’s the interesting part. Kago-ya is Komae’s first brewery, launched in 2017, with roots in Akimoto Shoten founded in 1902. Their whole idea is Japanese beer for washoku, and they aim for beer that tastes better the more you drink, so even this run-to-toast flow makes me want a glass.
MugiOkay, so the event itself is basically an appetizer. By the finish, I’m going to want that gets better as you drink beer immediately. You’re coming with me.
Kagoya Brewery will host the 26th Kagoya Jogging Club Night Run on July 10. The start and finish point is Kagoya Marche Komae. This edition is tied to the same-day Hokomichi Beer Garden in front of Komae Station, making it an event where running and a post-run drink can be enjoyed together.
Event schedule
- Around 19:15 Bag drop begins
- 19:20 Meet and opening remarks
- Around 20:00 to 21:00 Finish; the beer garden closes at 21:00
- From 21:00 Post-run toast at the Marche store for those who want to stay
Participants are grouped by pace and distance, so the run is designed to be approachable even for those with limited running experience. Participation is free, while food and drink are paid individually. Recommended items include comfortable clothing, running shoes, a towel, and water. Because some parts of the route may be dark, a headlamp is recommended. Small bags can be left at the Marche store.
Registration is available through the Open Chat event page and Moshicom.
Kagoya Brewery is based in Komae, Tokyo, and is part of Kagoya Akimoto Shoten, a business founded in 1902. The brewery was launched in 2017 as Komae’s first craft brewery, with a focus on Japanese beer paired with Japanese food. On its official site, the brewery says it aims to produce beer that becomes more enjoyable with each sip.
This night run reflects Kagoya’s style: a local community event that connects movement, beer, and the neighborhood in a single evening.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroKago-ya Brewery is doing its 26th Night Run on July 10. It’s the kind of event that makes running and post-run beer feel suspiciously well planned.
MugiWait, a beer event where you run first? And there’s also the Hokomichi Beer Garden that same day? That temptation curve is brutal!
Hop BroBoth the start and finish are at Kago-ya Marche Komae. Bag drop starts around 7:15 p.m., greetings at 7:20, runners get back around 8 to 9, then the toast starts from 9 if you want in.
MugiHold on, you said people can chill in the night breeze first. This cool-down thing, is that just fancy wording?
Hop BroBasically, it means you don’t slam a beer while still overheating. The event has smart cheers-to-beer timing built into it.
MugiOhh, and they split people by distance and pace, so beginners are safe. Nice, because my sprint window is about three minutes.
Hop BroThey thought it through. Entry is free, so it’s really food and drinks separate. Just bring workout clothes, running shoes, a towel, and water.
MugiFree is nice, but headlamp recommended suddenly makes this feel like a side quest with beer at the end!
Hop BroRegistration is through OpenChat and MoshiCom, so sign up before your enthusiasm outruns your calendar. Small bags can be left at the shop.
MugiWait, so this time there’s no beer name or style announcement? I thought we were chasing a new release!
Hop BroThat’s the interesting part. Kago-ya is Komae’s first brewery, launched in 2017, with roots in Akimoto Shoten founded in 1902. Their whole idea is Japanese beer for washoku, and they aim for beer that tastes better the more you drink, so even this run-to-toast flow makes me want a glass.
MugiOkay, so the event itself is basically an appetizer. By the finish, I’m going to want that gets better as you drink beer immediately. You’re coming with me.
