Kagoya Brewery to Hold Mini Tours in June, 15 Minutes Each, First 8 Guests Per Session
Kagoya Brewery in Komae, Tokyo, will hold mini brewery tours on June 6, 7, and 20. Staff will guide visitors through parts of the brewery that are normally off-limits, with participation priced at 1,000 yen including tax, plus a souvenir, and limited to the first 8 people in each session.
Hop BroKomae's Kagoya Brewery Mini Tour is happening on June 6, 7, and 20. The exciting part is that staff will guide you through the brewery interior, which you normally can't enter.
MugiWhat! You normally can't go in? That's like a secret base inside a beer factory!
Hop BroAnd the fact that each session is only about 15 minutes makes it easy to fit in. Since there are two sessions, at 11:00 and 16:00, it's easy to stop by casually.
MugiIt's casual, but the participation fee is 1,000 yen including tax? That almost feels too good to be true!
Hop BroNo need to worry, because it includes a souvenir. Getting to keep a small memento after the tour is a really nice bonus.
MugiThat's amazing! But is it okay that it's not a reservation system? When they say first come, first served, it suddenly feels like a race to wake up early!
Hop BroEach session is limited to the first 8 people, and registration starts 10 minutes before each session at the "Kagoya Main Store" storefront. Because it's a small group, the good part is that you can take your time looking around.
MugiSo with a small group, that means there's staff commentary too, and it's easy to ask questions? Then I probably won't get left behind!
Hop BroExactly. And Kagoya Brewery promotes itself as making Japanese beer brewed in Komae, Tokyo. What's interesting is that it incorporates traditional techniques like wooden vats and kimoto, while creating beers that pair well with Japanese food.
MugiI see - it's nice that this isn't just a factory tour, but something where you can also see the background of beer making. After a tour like that, your usual pint would probably feel extra special!
Hop BroIn the end, the best part is always that the beer tastes even better after the tour. This is definitely the kind of thing that makes you want to go all the way to Komae.
MugiLet's go! If it's an introductory 15-minute tour, I think I can do it, and if I can see, learn, and drink, that's basically perfect!
A guided look behind the scenes of a brewery you usually cannot see
Kagoya Brewery in Komae, Tokyo, will hold the "Kagoya Brewery Mini Tour" in June. According to the published announcement, the tour dates are June 6, 7, and 20, and each session lasts about 15 minutes. There are two sessions, at 11:00 and 16:00, with participation priced at 1,000 yen including tax, and a souvenir included.
During the tour, staff from Kagoya Akimoto Main Store will guide visitors through the interior of the brewery, which is normally inaccessible, while explaining what they see. Reception begins 10 minutes before each session at the storefront of "Kagoya Main Store", and each session is limited to the first 8 people. It is a casual opportunity to take a short look at the craft beer production site.
Kagoya Brewery is a brewery that, on its official website, promotes itself as making "Japanese beer brewed in Komae, Tokyo." While incorporating traditional Japanese brewing techniques such as wooden vats and kimoto, it emphasizes beers designed to pair well with Japanese cuisine and is known as a brewery rooted in the local community.
This mini tour should offer a chance to learn about the background of that brewing philosophy on site. For anyone who wants to see the atmosphere of the brewery or is interested in the brewing process behind craft beer, it seems like an accessible introductory event.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroKomae's Kagoya Brewery Mini Tour is happening on June 6, 7, and 20. The exciting part is that staff will guide you through the brewery interior, which you normally can't enter.
MugiWhat! You normally can't go in? That's like a secret base inside a beer factory!
Hop BroAnd the fact that each session is only about 15 minutes makes it easy to fit in. Since there are two sessions, at 11:00 and 16:00, it's easy to stop by casually.
MugiIt's casual, but the participation fee is 1,000 yen including tax? That almost feels too good to be true!
Hop BroNo need to worry, because it includes a souvenir. Getting to keep a small memento after the tour is a really nice bonus.
MugiThat's amazing! But is it okay that it's not a reservation system? When they say first come, first served, it suddenly feels like a race to wake up early!
Hop BroEach session is limited to the first 8 people, and registration starts 10 minutes before each session at the "Kagoya Main Store" storefront. Because it's a small group, the good part is that you can take your time looking around.
MugiSo with a small group, that means there's staff commentary too, and it's easy to ask questions? Then I probably won't get left behind!
Hop BroExactly. And Kagoya Brewery promotes itself as making Japanese beer brewed in Komae, Tokyo. What's interesting is that it incorporates traditional techniques like wooden vats and kimoto, while creating beers that pair well with Japanese food.
MugiI see - it's nice that this isn't just a factory tour, but something where you can also see the background of beer making. After a tour like that, your usual pint would probably feel extra special!
Hop BroIn the end, the best part is always that the beer tastes even better after the tour. This is definitely the kind of thing that makes you want to go all the way to Komae.
MugiLet's go! If it's an introductory 15-minute tour, I think I can do it, and if I can see, learn, and drink, that's basically perfect!
