Nagano Brewery announces Ojoji Park cherry blossoms at peak bloom and business hours for April 11 and 12
Nagano Brewery introduced on Instagram that the cherry blossoms at Ojoji Park are at their best, and announced its participation in “Sakura and Craft Beer” on April 11 and 12, along with taproom hours. The post shares the spring scenery in Nagano City’s Ojoji area together with business information.
Hop BroNagano Brewery posted on Instagram that the cherry blossoms at Ojoji Park are at their best. It’s not just about the blossoms either - they also bundled in the business information for April 11 and 12, so the whole spring schedule comes into view at once.
MugiWhoa, you can see the beer business info while looking at photos of the cherry blossoms!? When flower viewing and business announcements are together, it really makes you want to go!
Hop BroExactly. It’s a brewery in Ojoji, Nagano City, and what’s interesting is that it promotes itself as a circular BREWERY. They use hops and fruit from their own farm, and even return the spent malt from brewing back to the fields as fertilizer - a way of making beer that stays closely connected to the land.
MugiHuh, so circular BREWERY sounds kind of complicated... um, does that mean it’s not just about making beer and stopping there?
Hop BroThat’s right. They grow the ingredients, brew with them, and then send the byproducts back to the farm. And their regular lineup includes pale ale and IPA, plus pilsner and stout, so the flavor range is pretty broad.
MugiWow, just hearing pale ale and IPA makes me want to taste them side by side! But honestly, I still get lost trying to figure out what each one tastes like.
Hop BroThen to put it simply, pale ale is a balanced style with aroma and drinkability, while IPA is a hop-forward type. This time they’re serving from four taps, so it should be a really good chance to compare the differences.
MugiThat sounds amazing! With four taps, even a beginner like me could probably find the one that says, “This is my favorite!”
Hop BroAnd the taproom hours are clearly listed too: April 11 from 12:00 to 19:00, and April 12 from 12:00 to 18:00, with last orders also announced. On top of that, they’re preparing all kinds of bottled beer as souvenirs, which shows real attention to detail from a shop manager’s perspective.
MugiWait, souvenirs too!? If they’ve got all kinds of bottled beer, you can extend the cherry blossom mood after you get home!
Hop BroExactly. What makes this post so good is that you can see the cherry blossoms at Ojoji Park and then naturally flow into a spring stroll and a drink. The scenery and the beer are properly connected.
MugiAll right, now I really want to go! If I can enjoy both sakura and craft beer, that’s way too strong a reason to go out for drinks today!
Nagano Brewery, located in Ojoji, Nagano City, introduced the cherry blossoms at Ojoji Park on Instagram. In the post, the blossoms are described as “still at their best,” and the update is being shared as something to enjoy alongside a spring stroll.
The brewery makes and sells craft beer in Ojoji, Nagano City, Nagano Prefecture. On its official website, it describes itself as a “circular BREWERY” that uses hops and fruit grown on its own farm as ingredients, and reuses spent malt from brewing as fertilizer. It emphasizes making use of the local climate and the character of its ingredients, and lists pale ale, pilsner, IPA, and stout as its standard products.
In this post, along with the cherry blossom scenery, the brewery also announced its business schedule for April 11 and 12. On both days, it will have a booth at “Sakura and Craft Beer” in the Joetsu Myoko area, and the taproom will be open from 12:00 to 19:00 on April 11 and from 12:00 to 18:00 on April 12. Last orders are 18:30 and 17:30, respectively. During the event, beer will be served from four taps, and all varieties of bottled beer will also be available as souvenirs.
Nagano Brewery’s post delivers the seasonal feel of the cherry blossoms at Ojoji Park and information on beer that can be enjoyed on site at the same time. Against the backdrop of its location in Ojoji, Nagano City, it connects cherry blossom viewing scenery with a way to enjoy craft beer.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroNagano Brewery posted on Instagram that the cherry blossoms at Ojoji Park are at their best. It’s not just about the blossoms either - they also bundled in the business information for April 11 and 12, so the whole spring schedule comes into view at once.
MugiWhoa, you can see the beer business info while looking at photos of the cherry blossoms!? When flower viewing and business announcements are together, it really makes you want to go!
Hop BroExactly. It’s a brewery in Ojoji, Nagano City, and what’s interesting is that it promotes itself as a circular BREWERY. They use hops and fruit from their own farm, and even return the spent malt from brewing back to the fields as fertilizer - a way of making beer that stays closely connected to the land.
MugiHuh, so circular BREWERY sounds kind of complicated... um, does that mean it’s not just about making beer and stopping there?
Hop BroThat’s right. They grow the ingredients, brew with them, and then send the byproducts back to the farm. And their regular lineup includes pale ale and IPA, plus pilsner and stout, so the flavor range is pretty broad.
MugiWow, just hearing pale ale and IPA makes me want to taste them side by side! But honestly, I still get lost trying to figure out what each one tastes like.
Hop BroThen to put it simply, pale ale is a balanced style with aroma and drinkability, while IPA is a hop-forward type. This time they’re serving from four taps, so it should be a really good chance to compare the differences.
MugiThat sounds amazing! With four taps, even a beginner like me could probably find the one that says, “This is my favorite!”
Hop BroAnd the taproom hours are clearly listed too: April 11 from 12:00 to 19:00, and April 12 from 12:00 to 18:00, with last orders also announced. On top of that, they’re preparing all kinds of bottled beer as souvenirs, which shows real attention to detail from a shop manager’s perspective.
MugiWait, souvenirs too!? If they’ve got all kinds of bottled beer, you can extend the cherry blossom mood after you get home!
Hop BroExactly. What makes this post so good is that you can see the cherry blossoms at Ojoji Park and then naturally flow into a spring stroll and a drink. The scenery and the beer are properly connected.
MugiAll right, now I really want to go! If I can enjoy both sakura and craft beer, that’s way too strong a reason to go out for drinks today!
