Kagiya Brewery to Exhibit at the Omotesando Craft Beer Festa on April 29
Kagiya Brewery will take part in the "Omotesando Craft Beer Festa" held in Omotesando, Tokyo on Wednesday, April 29. In an Instagram post, the brewery announced that it will set up a booth at the beer-centered networking event, within walking distance of Harajuku Station.
Hop BroKagiya Brewery is going to set up a booth at the Omotesando Craft Beer Festa. For the event on Wednesday, April 29, I like how it brings "connections" right into the middle of the city.
MugiWait, beer in Omotesando? And it’s only a 4-minute walk from Harajuku Station? You could swing by on the way to shopping!
Hop BroThe venue is Omohara no Mori on the 6th floor of Tokyu Plaza Omotesando Omokado, and it runs from 11:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. It feels designed so people can enjoy it slowly from midday into the evening.
MugiI love that it lasts a while! But does it cost money just to get in? 1,500 yen for admission makes me a little nervous!
Hop BroThe admission fee includes one drink ticket, so your first drink is already built in. For events like this, it’s basically like a "start-your-toast" ticket.
MugiThat’s a good deal! So what kind of beer can you drink? I’m curious about the beer names and styles!
Hop BroThe article doesn’t list specific labels, but Kagiya Brewery is known for its handcrafted brewing in Kawasaki. Because everything is made carefully in small batches, each brewery tends to show its own personality.
MugiOhhh! At a city event like this, it seems like there could be different encounters from the usual directly operated shops. It sounds exciting, like you might end up talking with people you’ve never met before!
Hop BroThis festival is centered on the concept of beer that connects people, and it’s a networking event with apparel, food, and even health-related offerings. It’s interesting because it’s designed to make the whole place enjoyable, not just the beer.
MugiIf you start with a toast, you might even make more friends! This is basically a case of having a drink in Omotesando. We have to go.
Kagiya Brewery (Nakahara Ward, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture) will take part in the "Omotesando Craft Beer Festa" held in Omotesando, Tokyo on Wednesday, April 29. The Instagram post says the venue is Omohara no Mori on the 6th floor of Tokyu Plaza Omotesando Omokado, the event runs from 11:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., and admission is 1,500 yen (includes entry + one drink ticket). It is said to be just a 4-minute walk from JR Harajuku Station, making it an event likely aimed at people walking through the Omotesando and Harajuku area.
According to the post, the festival is built around the concept of "beer that connects people and energizes Japan," and will feature not only beer but also experiences involving apparel, food, and health. Another defining feature is its focus on creating a place where people connect through a toast.
Kagiya Brewery is a brewery based in Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture, that handcrafts and sells original craft beer. Its official website says it produces about 10 kinds of craft beer by hand and operates directly managed shops from its brewery in Musashi-Nakahara, Kawasaki. By appearing at an event in central Tokyo, this small, locally rooted brewery is creating opportunities for people to encounter its beer in a setting different from its usual stores.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroKagiya Brewery is going to set up a booth at the Omotesando Craft Beer Festa. For the event on Wednesday, April 29, I like how it brings "connections" right into the middle of the city.
MugiWait, beer in Omotesando? And it’s only a 4-minute walk from Harajuku Station? You could swing by on the way to shopping!
Hop BroThe venue is Omohara no Mori on the 6th floor of Tokyu Plaza Omotesando Omokado, and it runs from 11:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. It feels designed so people can enjoy it slowly from midday into the evening.
MugiI love that it lasts a while! But does it cost money just to get in? 1,500 yen for admission makes me a little nervous!
Hop BroThe admission fee includes one drink ticket, so your first drink is already built in. For events like this, it’s basically like a "start-your-toast" ticket.
MugiThat’s a good deal! So what kind of beer can you drink? I’m curious about the beer names and styles!
Hop BroThe article doesn’t list specific labels, but Kagiya Brewery is known for its handcrafted brewing in Kawasaki. Because everything is made carefully in small batches, each brewery tends to show its own personality.
MugiOhhh! At a city event like this, it seems like there could be different encounters from the usual directly operated shops. It sounds exciting, like you might end up talking with people you’ve never met before!
Hop BroThis festival is centered on the concept of beer that connects people, and it’s a networking event with apparel, food, and even health-related offerings. It’s interesting because it’s designed to make the whole place enjoyable, not just the beer.
MugiIf you start with a toast, you might even make more friends! This is basically a case of having a drink in Omotesando. We have to go.
