Faló Brewing to Hold Its First Brewery Open Day on April 18 at the Former Sakamoto Junior High School
Faló Brewing in Yamamoto Town, Miyagi Prefecture, will hold its first brewery open day on April 18 at the former Sakamoto Junior High School. In addition to draft beer and canned beer, glassware and T-shirts will also be on sale, making it a day to enjoy craft beer in a school setting.
Hop BroOn April 18, it’s Faló Brewing’s first brewery open day. The venue is the former Sakamoto Junior High School at 1 Sakamoto Sanzaku, Yamamoto Town, Watari District, Miyagi Prefecture, so the location is strong from the start, right?
MugiWait, beer at the former Sakamoto Junior High School!? When the bell rings, it feels like everyone would raise a toast all at once!
Hop BroThat’s one of Faló Brewing’s best parts: they’ve made use of the school building in Yamamoto Town. The brand name Faló means campfire in Italian, and it’s meant to be a place where people naturally gather.
MugiA campfire? Does the beer go whoosh and burn!? Uh, I’m way too curious about the origin of the name!
Hop BroNo, no, it doesn’t burn. Here it means the image of people gathering and talking together. Because you’re drinking in a space that still holds memories of school, that atmosphere for conversation fits perfectly.
MugiOhh! What’s happening that day? If snacks and T-shirts are lined up on the desks, it’ll feel like a school festival!
Hop BroAlong with draft beer and canned beer, they’ll also have glasses and T-shirts. There will be light snacks, but if you want a proper meal, it’s best to use the nearby Yume Ichigo no Sato.
MugiI see... but since it’s a school, there are probably some precautions too, right?
Hop BroThat’s important. Some parts of the school building are no-shoes areas, smoking is completely prohibited on the premises, and parking is limited, so public transportation is the safest bet. It’s also convenient that it’s just a 5-minute walk from Sakamoto Station on the JR Joban Line.
MugiBeing close to the station and getting to enjoy the atmosphere of the old school sounds amazing! On April 18, I’ll want to go toast at school!
Event Overview
Faló Brewing will hold its first brewery open day on Saturday, April 18, from 11:00 to 15:00 at the former Sakamoto Junior High School in Sakamoto, Yamamoto Town. In its post, the brewery invites visitors to enjoy beer while taking in the atmosphere of the former Sakamoto Junior High School and Yamamoto Town.
Venue Features
Faló Brewing is a brewery based in Yamamoto Town, Miyagi Prefecture, and its major distinguishing feature is that it uses the former Sakamoto Junior High School building. The brand name “Faló” means “campfire” in Italian, and it is introduced as a name meant to evoke a place where people naturally gather and talk. This event, where visitors can enjoy beer in a space rich with school memories, should offer a chance to experience that concept firsthand.
What to Expect on the Day
On the day of the event, the following will be available:
- Draft beer
- Canned beer
- Glasses
- T-shirts
Light snacks will be available, but if you want a full meal, the nearby "Yume Ichigo no Sato" is recommended. Visitors are asked to take their own trash home.
Notes for Visitors
The venue will be a shared space used not only by Faló Brewing but also by other businesses. Space inside the school building is limited, some areas are no-shoes zones, and smoking is prohibited throughout the grounds. Parking is also limited, so public transportation is strongly recommended whenever possible.
Access
The venue is at Sakamoto Sanzaku 1, Yamamoto Town, Watari District, Miyagi Prefecture. It is a 5-minute walk from Sakamoto Station on the JR Joban Line, and entry is available from the east side of the former Sakamoto Junior High School building. This is an event worth noting as it presents a new way to enjoy craft beer while preserving the local scenery and the atmosphere of the old school building.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroOn April 18, it’s Faló Brewing’s first brewery open day. The venue is the former Sakamoto Junior High School at 1 Sakamoto Sanzaku, Yamamoto Town, Watari District, Miyagi Prefecture, so the location is strong from the start, right?
MugiWait, beer at the former Sakamoto Junior High School!? When the bell rings, it feels like everyone would raise a toast all at once!
Hop BroThat’s one of Faló Brewing’s best parts: they’ve made use of the school building in Yamamoto Town. The brand name Faló means campfire in Italian, and it’s meant to be a place where people naturally gather.
MugiA campfire? Does the beer go whoosh and burn!? Uh, I’m way too curious about the origin of the name!
Hop BroNo, no, it doesn’t burn. Here it means the image of people gathering and talking together. Because you’re drinking in a space that still holds memories of school, that atmosphere for conversation fits perfectly.
MugiOhh! What’s happening that day? If snacks and T-shirts are lined up on the desks, it’ll feel like a school festival!
Hop BroAlong with draft beer and canned beer, they’ll also have glasses and T-shirts. There will be light snacks, but if you want a proper meal, it’s best to use the nearby Yume Ichigo no Sato.
MugiI see... but since it’s a school, there are probably some precautions too, right?
Hop BroThat’s important. Some parts of the school building are no-shoes areas, smoking is completely prohibited on the premises, and parking is limited, so public transportation is the safest bet. It’s also convenient that it’s just a 5-minute walk from Sakamoto Station on the JR Joban Line.
MugiBeing close to the station and getting to enjoy the atmosphere of the old school sounds amazing! On April 18, I’ll want to go toast at school!
