Yoho Brewing to open September reservations for Yona Yona Beerise Osaka on August 3
Yoho Brewing, headquartered in Miyota, Nagano, will begin reservations at noon on August 3 for September entry slots and brewery tours at its new Osaka facility, Yona Yona Beerise. The site opened on July 23 and is currently operating with advance reservations.
Hop BroToday’s topic is Yona Yona Beer Rise, Yona Yona Brewing’s new spot. It opened on July 23 in Izumisano, Osaka, and September reservations start at noon on August 3.
MugiWhat! September bookings already sounds competitive. And Yona Yona Brewing is the brewery behind Yona Yona Ale, right?
Hop BroExactly. The article is about the facility, but it’s built to showcase the world of Yona Yona Ale in a full experience.
MugiWait, what does that mean? A beer world view sounds like you drink one pint and suddenly meet forest fairies.
Hop BroThat would be a different kind of tour. Here it means you can feel the appeal of a fragrant ale style, like Yona Yona Ale, through guided experiences and brewery access.
MugiOhhh! But this brewery tour in the article, is it just staring at tanks and nodding seriously?
Hop BroThat’s the good part. You see the real production floor, hear about brewing and history from staff, check the equipment, and finish with a tasting comparison in a 90-minute program.
MugiAll that in 90 minutes? That’s a pint-sized info blast! With tasting too, this feels less like a tour and more like a reward.
Hop BroAlso, it runs three times a day on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, with only 12 people per session. Entry is free, but the tour itself costs 3,630 yen tax included.
MugiThat’s basically a grown-up field trip! And if it’s four minutes from Rinku Town Station, even I can probably find my way to the beer.
Hop BroThey’re keeping the first-come reservation system for now, so noon on August 3 is the key moment. Seeing the equipment first gives that first sip a lot more impact.
MugiI’m already happy just imagining it. Tour, learn, tasting flight, and then Yona Yona Ale? I’m in a need-a-beer-right-now mood already!
Yoho Brewing, based in Miyota, Nagano, opened its new Osaka facility, Yona Yona Beerise, on July 23. The official site presents the brewery as a place built around a broad beer experience, with advance reservations in place during the launch period.
According to an announcement published on July 16, reservations for September entry and sales for the "Yona Yona Beerise Adult Brewery Tour" will start at 12:00 p.m. on Monday, August 3. The reservation period covers September 1 through September 30. To ease congestion during the opening phase and improve service, the site will continue to use a first-come, advance-entry system for the time being. Admission is free, while the brewery tour costs 3,630 yen including tax.
The tour runs three times a day on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, with each session lasting 90 minutes and limited to 12 participants. Guests can enter the production area, hear about the brewing process and history from staff, see the equipment up close, and take part in beer tasting.
The facility is located at 1-24 Rinku Orai Kita, Izumisano, Osaka, about a four-minute walk from Rinku Town Station. As an outpost for Yoho Brewing's Yona Yona Ale brand, it combines brewery access, tasting, and hands-on experiences in one place.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday’s topic is Yona Yona Beer Rise, Yona Yona Brewing’s new spot. It opened on July 23 in Izumisano, Osaka, and September reservations start at noon on August 3.
MugiWhat! September bookings already sounds competitive. And Yona Yona Brewing is the brewery behind Yona Yona Ale, right?
Hop BroExactly. The article is about the facility, but it’s built to showcase the world of Yona Yona Ale in a full experience.
MugiWait, what does that mean? A beer world view sounds like you drink one pint and suddenly meet forest fairies.
Hop BroThat would be a different kind of tour. Here it means you can feel the appeal of a fragrant ale style, like Yona Yona Ale, through guided experiences and brewery access.
MugiOhhh! But this brewery tour in the article, is it just staring at tanks and nodding seriously?
Hop BroThat’s the good part. You see the real production floor, hear about brewing and history from staff, check the equipment, and finish with a tasting comparison in a 90-minute program.
MugiAll that in 90 minutes? That’s a pint-sized info blast! With tasting too, this feels less like a tour and more like a reward.
Hop BroAlso, it runs three times a day on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, with only 12 people per session. Entry is free, but the tour itself costs 3,630 yen tax included.
MugiThat’s basically a grown-up field trip! And if it’s four minutes from Rinku Town Station, even I can probably find my way to the beer.
Hop BroThey’re keeping the first-come reservation system for now, so noon on August 3 is the key moment. Seeing the equipment first gives that first sip a lot more impact.
MugiI’m already happy just imagining it. Tour, learn, tasting flight, and then Yona Yona Ale? I’m in a need-a-beer-right-now mood already!
