ISEKADO Beer Named Main Sponsor of Fukuoka Outdoor Festival “TRIANGLE 2026”
Isekadoya Beer, based in Ise City, Mie, will serve as the main sponsor of the outdoor festival “TRIANGLE 2026,” held on April 25 and 26 at Seaside Momochi Beach Park in Fukuoka. General tickets are on sale, and the timetable has also been released.
Hop BroDid you hear? Isekadoya Beer is one of the main sponsors of TRIANGLE 2026. It’s the outdoor festival being held at Seaside Momochi Beach Park in Fukuoka on April 25 and 26, and beer and music already feel like a perfect match.
MugiWhoa! Beer is supporting the festival!? Music festivals have not just artists but breweries as star players too? The atmosphere there already sounds delicious!
Hop BroExactly. ISEKADO, or Isekadoya Beer, is a brewery based in Ise City, Mie. It started in 1997 as a side business from Nikenchaya Mochi, a long-established mochi shop, and has grown into a brewery known for research and development.
MugiBeer from Nikenchaya Mochi!? A side-business origin with that much drama is more than I expected. A craft beer that came out of a mochi shop somehow already sounds tasty!
Hop BroAnd since 2003, it has kept winning awards at competitions in Japan and abroad, so it’s not just hype. What makes ISEKADO interesting is how it has grown into a research-and-development brewery through quality pursuit, product development, and technical exchange.
MugiI see, so its festival sponsorship isn't just about the vibe. Saying it wants to make the world of beer more interesting sounds a little vague at first, but I like that there’s real work behind it!
Hop BroAnd having the staple "Ise Pe" pale ale is a big deal. Pale ale has a nice balance of aroma and drinkability, so it’s a style that really suits a day spent wandering around a festival.
MugiI’ve heard of pale ale, but aroma and drinkability are the key points! So it’s not too bitter, but still feels like a proper beer?
Hop BroThat’s right. You can enjoy the hop aroma while still easily tasting the malt backbone, so it’s approachable even for first-timers. And because ISEKADO also has a broad lineup of limited releases, the depth of its lineup makes it well suited to a festival too.
MugiWow, I want to drink while checking the timetable! The open atmosphere of the venue and Isekadoya Beer together are definitely going to lift the mood. This is the kind of thing that makes you want to toast before the live sets even start!
Hop BroRight. I like the idea of a brewery that has expanded from Ise to all of Japan and then overseas supporting a seaside festival in Fukuoka. Music and craft together make me want to have a drink on site.
MugiExactly! It’s making me feel like I want to toast right now, and I want to savor the festival atmosphere too. If you soak up the music with a beer in hand, it might be so good you won’t want to go home!
ISEKADO Supporting TRIANGLE 2026
ISEKADO, the craft brewery based in Ise City, Mie, will serve as the main sponsor of "TRIANGLE 2026," held on Saturday, April 25, and Sunday, April 26, at a special stage inside Jigyohama Beach at Seaside Momochi Beach Park in Fukuoka City. The official website is currently announcing that general tickets are on sale, and the timetable has also been released.
A Brewery That Began with Ise's Nikenchaya Mochi
Isekadoya Beer (ISEKADO) is a craft brewery based in Ise City, Mie Prefecture. It began in 1997 as a side business of a long-established mochi shop with more than 400 years of history, and from the start it has continued brewing in pursuit of quality befitting the name “Ise.” Since 2003, it has repeatedly won awards at competitions in Japan and abroad, and it is now known as a research-and-development-focused brewery.
Its Connection with Festivals
ISEKADO's official website introduces the company as taking on quality pursuit, product development, and technical exchange with the goal of “making the world of beer more interesting.” With a broad lineup ranging from its regular pale ale known as “Ise Pe” to limited releases, sponsoring a music festival should be a chance to show the strength of the brand's presence.
This time's “TRIANGLE 2026” is worth watching as a project that overlaps the brewery's journey from Ise to the rest of Japan and then overseas with the openness that festival culture brings. Venue information and performer details can be checked on the official TRIANGLE website.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroDid you hear? Isekadoya Beer is one of the main sponsors of TRIANGLE 2026. It’s the outdoor festival being held at Seaside Momochi Beach Park in Fukuoka on April 25 and 26, and beer and music already feel like a perfect match.
MugiWhoa! Beer is supporting the festival!? Music festivals have not just artists but breweries as star players too? The atmosphere there already sounds delicious!
Hop BroExactly. ISEKADO, or Isekadoya Beer, is a brewery based in Ise City, Mie. It started in 1997 as a side business from Nikenchaya Mochi, a long-established mochi shop, and has grown into a brewery known for research and development.
MugiBeer from Nikenchaya Mochi!? A side-business origin with that much drama is more than I expected. A craft beer that came out of a mochi shop somehow already sounds tasty!
Hop BroAnd since 2003, it has kept winning awards at competitions in Japan and abroad, so it’s not just hype. What makes ISEKADO interesting is how it has grown into a research-and-development brewery through quality pursuit, product development, and technical exchange.
MugiI see, so its festival sponsorship isn't just about the vibe. Saying it wants to make the world of beer more interesting sounds a little vague at first, but I like that there’s real work behind it!
Hop BroAnd having the staple "Ise Pe" pale ale is a big deal. Pale ale has a nice balance of aroma and drinkability, so it’s a style that really suits a day spent wandering around a festival.
MugiI’ve heard of pale ale, but aroma and drinkability are the key points! So it’s not too bitter, but still feels like a proper beer?
Hop BroThat’s right. You can enjoy the hop aroma while still easily tasting the malt backbone, so it’s approachable even for first-timers. And because ISEKADO also has a broad lineup of limited releases, the depth of its lineup makes it well suited to a festival too.
MugiWow, I want to drink while checking the timetable! The open atmosphere of the venue and Isekadoya Beer together are definitely going to lift the mood. This is the kind of thing that makes you want to toast before the live sets even start!
Hop BroRight. I like the idea of a brewery that has expanded from Ise to all of Japan and then overseas supporting a seaside festival in Fukuoka. Music and craft together make me want to have a drink on site.
MugiExactly! It’s making me feel like I want to toast right now, and I want to savor the festival atmosphere too. If you soak up the music with a beer in hand, it might be so good you won’t want to go home!
