Nutori Brewing is recruiting members for the "Nutori Friends Club," aiming for 50 members
Nutori Brewing in Kawaguchi, Saitama Prefecture, is continuing recruitment for next year’s member program, the "Nutori Friends Club." As of March 28, membership had reached 33. With the goal of holding an off-site gathering once it reaches 50 members, the brewery is promoting an offer that includes an early-bird discount.
Hop BroKawaguchi’s Nutori Brewing is continuing recruitment for the Nutori Friends Club for next year. As of March 28, membership was 33, and the goal is to hold an off-meetup at 50 members.
MugiWait, 33 members already? That’s a pretty solid crowd! But is an off-meetup kind of like a fan club gathering?
Hop BroExactly. It’s a place for drinkers to connect with each other and with the shop. And it’s not just for new members - renewing members are eligible too - plus there’s an early-bird discount, so it’s designed to be easy to keep participating.
MugiWhat?! Early-bird discount? Is that some magic phrase that makes beer cheaper?
Hop BroUnfortunately, not magic, but it is a good deal. It means you get better terms if you sign up early, and with a system that makes participation easy like this, fans are more likely to jump in.
MugiOhhh! What kind of place is Nutori Brewing? When I hear the west exit area of Kawaguchi Station, it makes me curious!
Hop BroThis is the interesting part. It’s a brewery that has been serving house-made beer since February 2021 by making use of a 50-year-old apartment building and its small tank.
MugiWhat, beer in an apartment!? And a small tank too? That sounds like a secret base - so exciting!
Hop BroAnd in the directly managed shop next door, they also serve shumai, game meat, and seasonal obanzai, so you can enjoy nourishing meals that pair with the beer. It’s not just about drinking - it’s the Nutori way of eating and feeling better.
MugiThat’s amazing! Having beer and food both as stars is such a great balance.
Hop BroExactly. Nutori Brewing has been nurturing not just flavor, but also conversation and ties with the local community, so the concept of nourishing both mind and body really comes alive.
MugiJust reading this makes me want to go! I hope the 50-member off-meetup happens soon.
Hop BroYeah, seeing that circle spread through Kawaguchi makes me want a drink too. Tonight, I feel like raising a toast with a Nutori-style pint.
Saitama Prefecture’s Nutori Brewing in Kawaguchi City is continuing to recruit members for next year’s club program, the "Nutori Friends Club." In an Instagram post, the brewery reported that membership had reached 33 as of March 28, and, with the aim of making a "Nutto Friends off-meetup" for around 50 people a reality, it continued to call for participation. The program is open not only to new members but also to renewing members, and an early-bird discount is being offered.
Nutori Brewing is a brewery serving house-brewed beer in the west exit area of Kawaguchi Station. According to its official website, it began offering its own beer in February 2021 by making use of a small tank in a 50-year-old apartment building, and its attached directly managed shop also offers "nourishing meals" that pair well with beer. The lineup, which lets guests enjoy food and beer together, including shumai, game meat, and seasonal obanzai dishes, is one of the shop’s distinctive strengths.
The brewery’s concept is to nourish both mind and body, and from there create connections. Rather than treating beer as a standalone product, it has continued building a place where people can enjoy conversation inside the shop, events, and contact with the local community. This "Nutori Friends Club" is also an extension of that effort.
If membership reaches 50, fans will have a chance to gather in the form of an off-meeting. Craft beer’s appeal lies not only in its flavor, but also in the relationships between the people who support the brewery and the people who drink there. Nutori Brewing’s efforts are drawing attention as an attempt to gradually widen that circle of community from Kawaguchi outward.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroKawaguchi’s Nutori Brewing is continuing recruitment for the Nutori Friends Club for next year. As of March 28, membership was 33, and the goal is to hold an off-meetup at 50 members.
MugiWait, 33 members already? That’s a pretty solid crowd! But is an off-meetup kind of like a fan club gathering?
Hop BroExactly. It’s a place for drinkers to connect with each other and with the shop. And it’s not just for new members - renewing members are eligible too - plus there’s an early-bird discount, so it’s designed to be easy to keep participating.
MugiWhat?! Early-bird discount? Is that some magic phrase that makes beer cheaper?
Hop BroUnfortunately, not magic, but it is a good deal. It means you get better terms if you sign up early, and with a system that makes participation easy like this, fans are more likely to jump in.
MugiOhhh! What kind of place is Nutori Brewing? When I hear the west exit area of Kawaguchi Station, it makes me curious!
Hop BroThis is the interesting part. It’s a brewery that has been serving house-made beer since February 2021 by making use of a 50-year-old apartment building and its small tank.
MugiWhat, beer in an apartment!? And a small tank too? That sounds like a secret base - so exciting!
Hop BroAnd in the directly managed shop next door, they also serve shumai, game meat, and seasonal obanzai, so you can enjoy nourishing meals that pair with the beer. It’s not just about drinking - it’s the Nutori way of eating and feeling better.
MugiThat’s amazing! Having beer and food both as stars is such a great balance.
Hop BroExactly. Nutori Brewing has been nurturing not just flavor, but also conversation and ties with the local community, so the concept of nourishing both mind and body really comes alive.
MugiJust reading this makes me want to go! I hope the 50-member off-meetup happens soon.
Hop BroYeah, seeing that circle spread through Kawaguchi makes me want a drink too. Tonight, I feel like raising a toast with a Nutori-style pint.
