Faló Brewing to Hold Open Day at the Former Sakamoto Junior High School on May 23
Faló Brewing in Yamamoto Town, Miyagi Prefecture, will hold its monthly brewery open day on May 23. This time, the rooftop of the former Sakamoto Junior High School will also be specially opened, offering a chance to enjoy beer while taking in the scenery of Yamamoto Town.
Hop BroThis time it's the Faló Brewing Open Day in Yamamoto Town, Miyagi Prefecture. It will be held at the brewery in the former Sakamoto Junior High School on Saturday, May 23, from 11:00 to 15:00.
MugiWow! Beer at a junior high school is already such a fun idea! A school turned brewery makes even a simple visit feel exciting.
Hop BroAnd this time, they’re even specially opening the rooftop. Drinking while feeling the breeze and looking out over Yamamoto Town really turns the location itself into part of the experience.
MugiWhoa, beer with a view sounds amazing! A drink while looking out over the scenery already feels like a weekend reward.
Hop BroAt the venue, you can enjoy draft beer and canned beer, and there will also be original items like glasses and T-shirts. It’s the kind of setup that makes you want to take something home, not just drink there.
MugiWhat, they’ve got merch too? That’s the kind of thing that makes you want everything. A good lineup of cans and goods is going to hit both my thirst and my impulse to buy stuff.
Hop BroFood will be handled by Petite Joie, another business in the same building. Since you can get beer and food in one place, it’s a pretty easygoing setup for an open day.
MugiWait, there are partners inside the same school building? If I can get a meal in the same building, I’d probably end up staying all day.
Hop BroFaló Brewing is a brewery renovated from the former Sakamoto Junior High School, and I love that it’s bringing the community’s memories back to life. A place that used to be a school is now a place where people gather and raise a glass.
MugiThat’s a really nice story. If you can taste the story of the place along with the beer, it feels much more special than just drinking.
Hop BroIt’s also easy to get to, with Sakamoto Station just a 5-minute walk away, and if the weather is good, the rooftop should make it even more enjoyable. This is definitely the kind of place that makes you want to have a drink on site.
MugiYeah, I’m totally ready to drink! If we raise a toast in Yamamoto Town, both the beer and the scenery are sure to become memories!
Faló Brewing in Yamamoto Town, Miyagi Prefecture, will hold a brewery open day on Saturday, May 23, from 11:00 to 15:00. As a special feature unique to a brewery created from the renovated former Sakamoto Junior High School, the school rooftop will be specially opened. Visitors can enjoy beer while feeling the breeze and taking in the views of Yamamoto Town.
At the venue, in addition to Faló Brewing’s draft beer and canned beer, original items such as glasses and T-shirts will also be available. Food will be provided by Petite Joie, a fellow business tenant in the same building, making it possible to enjoy beer and food together.
Faló Brewing is a brewery born from the renovation of the former Sakamoto Junior High School in Yamamoto Town. Its major feature is how it makes use of a place that still carries the community’s memories of school as a new place for exchange. This open day, too, can be seen as an event that takes advantage of that unique setting.
When attending the event, please note that the indoor space in the building is limited, smoking is prohibited throughout the premises, and parking is limited. If it rains, the rooftop will not be open, so it is reassuring to check the weather in advance as well.
Access is a 5-minute walk from Sakamoto Station on the JR Joban Line. It looks like it will be a day to fully savor both the beer and the character of the place at a brewery rooted in the local community.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThis time it's the Faló Brewing Open Day in Yamamoto Town, Miyagi Prefecture. It will be held at the brewery in the former Sakamoto Junior High School on Saturday, May 23, from 11:00 to 15:00.
MugiWow! Beer at a junior high school is already such a fun idea! A school turned brewery makes even a simple visit feel exciting.
Hop BroAnd this time, they’re even specially opening the rooftop. Drinking while feeling the breeze and looking out over Yamamoto Town really turns the location itself into part of the experience.
MugiWhoa, beer with a view sounds amazing! A drink while looking out over the scenery already feels like a weekend reward.
Hop BroAt the venue, you can enjoy draft beer and canned beer, and there will also be original items like glasses and T-shirts. It’s the kind of setup that makes you want to take something home, not just drink there.
MugiWhat, they’ve got merch too? That’s the kind of thing that makes you want everything. A good lineup of cans and goods is going to hit both my thirst and my impulse to buy stuff.
Hop BroFood will be handled by Petite Joie, another business in the same building. Since you can get beer and food in one place, it’s a pretty easygoing setup for an open day.
MugiWait, there are partners inside the same school building? If I can get a meal in the same building, I’d probably end up staying all day.
Hop BroFaló Brewing is a brewery renovated from the former Sakamoto Junior High School, and I love that it’s bringing the community’s memories back to life. A place that used to be a school is now a place where people gather and raise a glass.
MugiThat’s a really nice story. If you can taste the story of the place along with the beer, it feels much more special than just drinking.
Hop BroIt’s also easy to get to, with Sakamoto Station just a 5-minute walk away, and if the weather is good, the rooftop should make it even more enjoyable. This is definitely the kind of place that makes you want to have a drink on site.
MugiYeah, I’m totally ready to drink! If we raise a toast in Yamamoto Town, both the beer and the scenery are sure to become memories!
