Far Yeast Brewing to Hold "KAITO WACHI ON TAP" Exhibition in Uenohara
Far Yeast Brewing from Kosuge Village, Yamanashi, will hold the "KAITO WACHI ON TAP" exhibition at Miharashitei near Uenohara Station on April 25. In addition to the artwork display, limited-edition canned beer and original T-shirts will be available, and the artist himself is expected to appear in the afternoon.
Hop BroFar Yeast Brewing in Yamanashi is holding the KAITO WACHI ON TAP exhibition in Uenohara.
MugiWait, it’s a beer event, but there’s also an exhibition!? Do art and beer really go well together?
Hop BroThe venue is Miharashitei, right by Uenohara Station, it’s on April 25, and admission is free.
MugiFree is huge! But not only is there an exhibition, there are even limited-edition beer cans too? That’s unfair!
Hop BroExactly, and there are also original T-shirts, so they’ve really covered the merch angle too.
MugiIf you can drink on the terrace, does that mean you’re toasting while looking at the art? Isn’t drinking while viewing way too luxurious?
Hop BroExactly that. Far Yeast is a brewery that brews beer with clean water from its source brewery in Kosuge Village.
MugiOhhh! So that "Democratizing Beer" thing means expanding beer’s diversity?
Hop BroYeah, it means making beer a more open culture. This project is interesting because it broadens the place to drink into an exhibition space.
MugiAnd the artist himself is coming in the afternoon too, right? If you can meet the artist in person, then there’s no reason not to go!
Hop BroIt’s just a 30-second walk from the station and there’s no parking, so the right move is to toast by public transit. This really makes you want to check out the art and have a drink.
MugiYeah, I’m getting curious about the exhibition, and now I want to drink at Miharashitei with a limited can in hand!
Far Yeast Brewing, which operates its source brewery in Kosuge Village, Yamanashi Prefecture, will hold the "KAITO WACHI ON TAP" exhibition at the community and coworking space "Miharashitei" near Uenohara Station from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Saturday, April 25. Admission is free.
According to the company’s Instagram post, the venue will offer limited-edition beer (cans) and original T-shirts alongside an exhibition of Kaito Wachi’s work. Visitors will be able to enjoy the artwork while drinking beer on the terrace in front of Miharashitei, and Wachi himself is also scheduled to appear in the afternoon.
Far Yeast Brewing is a brewery that has been sharing craft beer from Kosuge Village, Yamanashi, against the backdrop of the nature and clean water of the Tama River headwaters. On its official website, the company also promotes "Democratizing Beer," making it its mission to expand beer’s diversity and richness. With that background in mind, this exhibition is also interesting as an attempt to expand the place where beer is enjoyed into a place for appreciating art.
The venue is just a 30-second walk from Uenohara Station on the JR Chuo Main Line. There is no parking, so the 안내 recommends coming on foot or by public transportation. For beer fans, it looks set to be a small, Yamanashi-style event where they can enjoy a Far Yeast brew together with art.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroFar Yeast Brewing in Yamanashi is holding the KAITO WACHI ON TAP exhibition in Uenohara.
MugiWait, it’s a beer event, but there’s also an exhibition!? Do art and beer really go well together?
Hop BroThe venue is Miharashitei, right by Uenohara Station, it’s on April 25, and admission is free.
MugiFree is huge! But not only is there an exhibition, there are even limited-edition beer cans too? That’s unfair!
Hop BroExactly, and there are also original T-shirts, so they’ve really covered the merch angle too.
MugiIf you can drink on the terrace, does that mean you’re toasting while looking at the art? Isn’t drinking while viewing way too luxurious?
Hop BroExactly that. Far Yeast is a brewery that brews beer with clean water from its source brewery in Kosuge Village.
MugiOhhh! So that "Democratizing Beer" thing means expanding beer’s diversity?
Hop BroYeah, it means making beer a more open culture. This project is interesting because it broadens the place to drink into an exhibition space.
MugiAnd the artist himself is coming in the afternoon too, right? If you can meet the artist in person, then there’s no reason not to go!
Hop BroIt’s just a 30-second walk from the station and there’s no parking, so the right move is to toast by public transit. This really makes you want to check out the art and have a drink.
MugiYeah, I’m getting curious about the exhibition, and now I want to drink at Miharashitei with a limited can in hand!
