Inadays Brewing to Join Iida Yoi Fest 2026 Spring Edition for Two Days
Inadays Brewing, based in Ina City, Nagano Prefecture, will participate for two days in the Iida City event "Iida Yoi Fest 2026 Spring Edition." In addition to craft beer, wine, cider, and local food vendors will gather, and admission is free.
Hop BroNagano Prefecture's Ina City-based Inadays Brewing is taking part in the Iida City event "Iida Yoi Fest 2026 Spring Edition" for two days. Springtime in Iida is the kind of place that makes you want to bar-hop all at once.
MugiWait, it’s free admission!? That alone makes me want to go!
Hop BroAnd since wine and cider will be there too, both beer fans and people who aren’t into beer can enjoy it.
MugiThat’s amazing, I’d be a happily lost-in-choices kind of person!
Hop BroThere’ll also be local vendors, with rice dishes, snacks, and drinks, so it’s nice that both drinkers and non-drinkers won’t be left out.
MugiThat’s the best! But when I hear 'festival,' it feels like a lot of beer jargon might be flying around...
Hop BroLeave that to me. For example, if you compare a craft beer’s aroma and mouthfeel, even the same beer can have a totally different personality. You should be able to enjoy it that way this time too.
MugiOhh! So basically, I can just enjoy the tasting comparison without overthinking it?
Hop BroExactly. And it’s only 30 seconds on foot from Iida Station, so access is excellent. It’s easy for people coming from far away too, and if you stay overnight and go eat yakiniku, that’s basically a win.
MugiWhoa, I have to keep May 16 and 17 open! Spring in Iida with a beer in hand is making me really want to go!
Nagano Prefecture's Ina City-based Inadays Brewing will take part in the Iida City event "Iida Yoi Fest 2026 Spring Edition." The official blog says this will be the second edition of the event, after the first one in autumn 2025 drew huge crowds, and that this time it will be held in a different season.
The event will feature not only craft beer but also wine and cider, making it an appealing lineup for people who enjoy choosing what to drink. In addition, for those who do not drink alcohol and for children, rice dishes, snacks, and drinks from local vendors are planned.
Inadays Brewing plans to participate on both days and is encouraging even people who could not drink last year to come back. The venue is notable for being just 30 seconds on foot from Iida Station, so it is easy to reach even for visitors coming from afar. If you stay overnight, they also suggest making time to visit Iida City's well-known yakiniku restaurants.
The event will be held on May 16 and 17, 2026. The venue is AIPARK in Iida City, Nagano Prefecture, admission is free, and discounted advance tickets are also being offered. It looks like an event where you can enjoy beer along with food and the charms of the local area all in one place in springtime Iida.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroNagano Prefecture's Ina City-based Inadays Brewing is taking part in the Iida City event "Iida Yoi Fest 2026 Spring Edition" for two days. Springtime in Iida is the kind of place that makes you want to bar-hop all at once.
MugiWait, it’s free admission!? That alone makes me want to go!
Hop BroAnd since wine and cider will be there too, both beer fans and people who aren’t into beer can enjoy it.
MugiThat’s amazing, I’d be a happily lost-in-choices kind of person!
Hop BroThere’ll also be local vendors, with rice dishes, snacks, and drinks, so it’s nice that both drinkers and non-drinkers won’t be left out.
MugiThat’s the best! But when I hear 'festival,' it feels like a lot of beer jargon might be flying around...
Hop BroLeave that to me. For example, if you compare a craft beer’s aroma and mouthfeel, even the same beer can have a totally different personality. You should be able to enjoy it that way this time too.
MugiOhh! So basically, I can just enjoy the tasting comparison without overthinking it?
Hop BroExactly. And it’s only 30 seconds on foot from Iida Station, so access is excellent. It’s easy for people coming from far away too, and if you stay overnight and go eat yakiniku, that’s basically a win.
MugiWhoa, I have to keep May 16 and 17 open! Spring in Iida with a beer in hand is making me really want to go!
