Miyazaki Hideji Beer in HAROW in Miyazaki City to Hand Out Limited-Edition Stickers for First Anniversary Event
Miyazaki Hideji Beer in HAROW, in Hiroshima-dori, Miyazaki City, announced its first-anniversary "craft beer day." Visitors who follow on Instagram and order one drink will receive a limited-edition sticker, and there will also be a happy set and a raffle.
Hop BroAt Miyazaki Hideji Beer in HAROW on Hiroshima-dori in Miyazaki City, they're doing a "craft beer day" for their first anniversary. The atmosphere there already feels like an anniversary celebration, and it sounds really fun.
MugiWait, so it's a first-anniversary event!? That sounds like one of those places that makes you excited just to go!
Hop BroExactly. It's a directly operated store of Bakushugura Hideji, and it's a beer pub built around Miyazaki-produced alcohol and local ingredients. The strong local identity really stands out.
MugiA beer pub with Miyazaki-produced alcohol and ingredients sounds like a Japanese-Western mix, right? Stylish, but also kind of mysterious!
Hop BroThat's exactly it. It uses Japanese ingredients while still keeping the easygoing beer pub feel. It's not too formal, but it still really reflects the character of the region, and that's what makes it great.
MugiAnd there are perks, right? If you hear you get something for an Instagram follow, you can't help gripping your phone tightly!
Hop BroYeah, if you order one drink, you'll get one original sticker from the manager, limited to one per person. And the one you really shouldn't miss is the "Hideji Happy set," which comes with an R-size Hideji Beer of your choice and a three-item assortment of today's snacks.
MugiWait, a 1,000-yen set!? Isn't that basically a win before you even start drinking? Three kinds of snacks is practically a victory!
Hop BroThere's also the Hide-Haro raffle. You can draw once for every three drinks, and the fact that there are no losing tickets is really dangerous in a good way, because it makes you want "just one more".
MugiNo losing tickets is unfair! That makes you want to aim for the slightly fancier prizes, and it ends up creating this whole flow of drinking just for the raffle!
Hop BroAnd on April 18, it's booked privately from 17:00 to 19:30, so after that is the best time to go. If you toast with Hideji Beer draft on an anniversary night, it would be amazing.
MugiWow, that really feels like a drink for a special day. With the sticker and the raffle too, this definitely makes me want to go tonight!
The Miyazaki Hideji Beer in HAROW inside the mixed-use complex HAROW Hiroshima-dori on Hiroshima-dori in Miyazaki City has announced its first-anniversary "craft beer day." The Hideji Beer directly operated stores, including Bakushugura Hideji in Nobeoka, are characterized by shop concepts centered on local ingredients and craft beer, and the HAROW location is also presented as a Japanese-Western mixed-style beer pub focused on "Miyazaki-produced alcohol" and "Miyazaki ingredients."
According to the post, as a perk, customers who "follow on Instagram + order one drink" will receive one original sticker from the manager, limited to one per person. In addition, the shop will sell a "Hideji Happy set," which includes an R-size glass of your choice of Hideji Beer plus a three-item assortment of today’s snacks, for 1,000 yen. It will also hold the "Hide-Haro raffle," where customers can draw once for every three drinks ordered. There are no losing tickets, and the prizes range from small items to slightly more luxurious ones.
On the operating side, April 18 will have a private booking from 17:00 to 19:30, so visitors are being guided to come after that. With the anniversary event as the occasion, the offering makes it easy to casually enjoy Hideji Beer draft and snacks, making it a convenient spot for everything from an everyday drink to a celebratory stop.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt Miyazaki Hideji Beer in HAROW on Hiroshima-dori in Miyazaki City, they're doing a "craft beer day" for their first anniversary. The atmosphere there already feels like an anniversary celebration, and it sounds really fun.
MugiWait, so it's a first-anniversary event!? That sounds like one of those places that makes you excited just to go!
Hop BroExactly. It's a directly operated store of Bakushugura Hideji, and it's a beer pub built around Miyazaki-produced alcohol and local ingredients. The strong local identity really stands out.
MugiA beer pub with Miyazaki-produced alcohol and ingredients sounds like a Japanese-Western mix, right? Stylish, but also kind of mysterious!
Hop BroThat's exactly it. It uses Japanese ingredients while still keeping the easygoing beer pub feel. It's not too formal, but it still really reflects the character of the region, and that's what makes it great.
MugiAnd there are perks, right? If you hear you get something for an Instagram follow, you can't help gripping your phone tightly!
Hop BroYeah, if you order one drink, you'll get one original sticker from the manager, limited to one per person. And the one you really shouldn't miss is the "Hideji Happy set," which comes with an R-size Hideji Beer of your choice and a three-item assortment of today's snacks.
MugiWait, a 1,000-yen set!? Isn't that basically a win before you even start drinking? Three kinds of snacks is practically a victory!
Hop BroThere's also the Hide-Haro raffle. You can draw once for every three drinks, and the fact that there are no losing tickets is really dangerous in a good way, because it makes you want "just one more".
MugiNo losing tickets is unfair! That makes you want to aim for the slightly fancier prizes, and it ends up creating this whole flow of drinking just for the raffle!
Hop BroAnd on April 18, it's booked privately from 17:00 to 19:30, so after that is the best time to go. If you toast with Hideji Beer draft on an anniversary night, it would be amazing.
MugiWow, that really feels like a drink for a special day. With the sticker and the raffle too, this definitely makes me want to go tonight!
