Fujizakura Brewery launches non-alcoholic Sakura no Toriko collaboration beer
Fujizakura Brewery has added a non-alcoholic version to its Sakura no Toriko collaboration beer series with FC Fujizakura Yamanashi. The release is aimed at people who cannot drink when arriving by car, and the label was again designed by club No. 11 Yomiko Tsujino.
Hop BroThis one is worth talking about: Fujizakura Kogen Beer just added a non-alcohol version to its FC Fujizakura Yamanashi collab series, "Sakura no Toriko."
MugiWhat! Sakura no Toriko has a non-al version now? That totally fits game-day energy!
Hop BroExactly, and the style is a non-alcohol beer, made for people saying, "I drove here, so I can't drink."
MugiThat is huge! Driving to the match no longer means sitting on the sidelines while everyone else cheers with a drink!
Hop BroAnd according to the official intro, they still aimed for solid malt character so it feels like proper beer.
MugiHold on, malt character? Why does that sound like a tasting exam I forgot to study for?
Hop BroIt just means grainy aroma and a rounded body. In other words, real beer-like richness even without the alcohol.
MugiOhhh! And the label was done by FC Fujizakura Yamanashi's #11, designed by Yumiko Tsujino, right? That's fandom in a can!
Hop BroExactly. It's sold at home matches and also at Selva Honten, so you can grab it beyond stadium days too.
MugiThat part is strong! Easy for everyday pickup makes this collab feel way more usable, not just ceremonial.
Hop BroIt also fits the brewery perfectly. They're based in Fujikawaguchiko, Yamanashi, and good at local tie-ins, so this feels ready to chill now.
MugiThen it's settled. Next time I see it, I want a can immediately, and honestly I want one for match day too!
Fujizakura Brewery, based in Fujikawaguchiko, Yamanashi, has introduced a non-alcoholic beer in its Sakura no Toriko collaboration series with FC Fujizakura Yamanashi.
A new option in the collaboration line
The brewery says the release was created in response to requests from people who could not drink because they were coming by car. It is presented as a beer that still delivers a clear beer-like character, making it a practical choice for occasions when alcohol is not an option.
Club-designed label artwork
As with previous releases in the series, the label design was handled by FC Fujizakura Yamanashi No. 11 Yomiko Tsujino. The project keeps the club connection visible not only through the beer itself, but also through the package design.
Where it is sold
According to the brewery, the non-alcoholic Sakura no Toriko is available at home matches and at Selva Main Store. That makes it easy to enjoy on match day, while also leaving room for everyday purchases.
Fujizakura Brewery has long been rooted in Yamanashi and the foothills around Mount Fuji, where it continues to build a regional craft beer identity. This release fits that approach well: a collaboration beer designed to be enjoyed in more situations, by more people.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThis one is worth talking about: Fujizakura Kogen Beer just added a non-alcohol version to its FC Fujizakura Yamanashi collab series, "Sakura no Toriko."
MugiWhat! Sakura no Toriko has a non-al version now? That totally fits game-day energy!
Hop BroExactly, and the style is a non-alcohol beer, made for people saying, "I drove here, so I can't drink."
MugiThat is huge! Driving to the match no longer means sitting on the sidelines while everyone else cheers with a drink!
Hop BroAnd according to the official intro, they still aimed for solid malt character so it feels like proper beer.
MugiHold on, malt character? Why does that sound like a tasting exam I forgot to study for?
Hop BroIt just means grainy aroma and a rounded body. In other words, real beer-like richness even without the alcohol.
MugiOhhh! And the label was done by FC Fujizakura Yamanashi's #11, designed by Yumiko Tsujino, right? That's fandom in a can!
Hop BroExactly. It's sold at home matches and also at Selva Honten, so you can grab it beyond stadium days too.
MugiThat part is strong! Easy for everyday pickup makes this collab feel way more usable, not just ceremonial.
Hop BroIt also fits the brewery perfectly. They're based in Fujikawaguchiko, Yamanashi, and good at local tie-ins, so this feels ready to chill now.
MugiThen it's settled. Next time I see it, I want a can immediately, and honestly I want one for match day too!
