Far Yeast Brewing to Hold KAITO WACHI ON TAP Exhibition at Miharashi-tei in Uenohara on April 25
On Saturday, April 25, Far Yeast Brewing will hold Kaito Wachi's solo exhibition, "KAITO WACHI ON TAP," at Miharashi-tei in Uenohara, Yamanashi. In addition to the artwork display, limited-edition cans featuring his designs, original T-shirts, and draft beer will also be available.
Hop BroFar Yeast Brewing's KAITO WACHI ON TAP exhibition at Miharashi-tei in Uenohara on April 25 is exciting because you can enjoy art and beer in the same space.
MugiWait, you mean you can drink while looking at the exhibition!? That sounds like a pretty dreamy space, doesn't it?
Hop BroExactly, and on top of the artwork by Kaito Wachi, they'll also have limited-edition cans and T-shirts made from his designs.
MugiLimited-edition cans sounds like some kind of specialist term! I get that the cans are limited, but what's so exciting about that?
Hop BroGood question. ON TAP means served directly from the keg, so you can enjoy fresh draft beer right there on the spot.
MugiI see! If you drink on the terrace in front of Miharashi-tei, even the breeze would probably taste good!
Hop BroWhat's more, it's open from 11:00 to 18:00, and because food, drink, and the exhibition all coexist in one place, you can just drop by, look at the art, and have a drink.
MugiWhat kind of brewery is Far Yeast Brewing? It already sounds like it has that romantic mountain-village feel!
Hop BroThat's exactly it. It's a brewery based at a source brewery in Kosuge Village, Yamanashi, and it keeps pursuing regionally rooted initiatives.
MugiI definitely want to go! The combination of art and beer makes my throat ache just imagining it, and now I want to go out for a drink today!
Far Yeast Brewing will hold "KAITO WACHI ON TAP" at Miharashi-tei in Uenohara on Saturday, April 25. In addition to Kaito Wachi's artwork on display at the venue, limited-edition cans that turn his designs into products, as well as original T-shirts in limited quantities, are scheduled to go on sale. Draft beer will also be served, and together with the limited-edition cans, it can be enjoyed on the terrace in front of Miharashi-tei.
According to the posted notice, the event will run from 11:00 to 18:00. The lineup is designed so visitors can experience art while enjoying beer, making it possible to savor food and drink in the same space as the exhibition. As the name "ON TAP" suggests, the event centers on the beer experience, including draft service, which should be a notable point for beer fans.
Far Yeast Brewing is a brewery with its source brewery in Kosuge Village, Yamanashi Prefecture. Its official website introduces the company as being based in Kosuge Village, which is adjacent to Tokyo yet has a climate similar to Northern Europe, and as developing not only its core Far Yeast line but also limited brews and regionally focused initiatives such as "Brewed with YAMANASHI." With craft beer at its core, the company is drawing attention for a project that connects the appeal of the land with cultural expression.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroFar Yeast Brewing's KAITO WACHI ON TAP exhibition at Miharashi-tei in Uenohara on April 25 is exciting because you can enjoy art and beer in the same space.
MugiWait, you mean you can drink while looking at the exhibition!? That sounds like a pretty dreamy space, doesn't it?
Hop BroExactly, and on top of the artwork by Kaito Wachi, they'll also have limited-edition cans and T-shirts made from his designs.
MugiLimited-edition cans sounds like some kind of specialist term! I get that the cans are limited, but what's so exciting about that?
Hop BroGood question. ON TAP means served directly from the keg, so you can enjoy fresh draft beer right there on the spot.
MugiI see! If you drink on the terrace in front of Miharashi-tei, even the breeze would probably taste good!
Hop BroWhat's more, it's open from 11:00 to 18:00, and because food, drink, and the exhibition all coexist in one place, you can just drop by, look at the art, and have a drink.
MugiWhat kind of brewery is Far Yeast Brewing? It already sounds like it has that romantic mountain-village feel!
Hop BroThat's exactly it. It's a brewery based at a source brewery in Kosuge Village, Yamanashi, and it keeps pursuing regionally rooted initiatives.
MugiI definitely want to go! The combination of art and beer makes my throat ache just imagining it, and now I want to go out for a drink today!
