Far Yeast Brewing to Hold KAITO WACHI Exhibition in Uenohara on April 25
Far Yeast Brewing will hold a solo exhibition by Kaito Wachi, "KAITO WACHI Exhibition," at Miharashi-tei in Uenohara City, Yamanashi Prefecture, on April 25, 2026. In addition to the artwork on display, limited-edition cans and T-shirts will be sold, and draft beer will also be served, allowing visitors to enjoy art and beer together for free.
Hop BroFar Yeast Brewing is holding KAITO WACHI Exhibition at Miharashi-tei in Uenohara on April 25, 2026. It’s cool that you can enjoy art and beer at the same time for free.
MugiWait, an art exhibition that also has beer!? Being able to enjoy it for free sounds like a really good deal!
Hop BroExactly. It’s not just an exhibition of the works themselves either, since they’ll also be selling limited-edition cans based on Kaito Wachi’s designs, so you can look, drink, and take something home too.
MugiLimited-edition cans, meaning the cute-looking ones? Or is the contents the amazing part? I’m curious which one is the main attraction!
Hop BroThis time, it’s a project you can enjoy not just for what’s inside, but also for the illustrations and the whole worldview. The delicate sign-pen artwork and psychedelic atmosphere are so strong that it feels close to taking the whole work home.
MugiOhhh! It sounds complicated, but basically it means you can look at the art while drinking, right? And they even have original T-shirts too? My shopping impulse is in danger!
Hop BroThat’s the sneaky part. The T-shirts are limited in quantity, and draft beer will also be served on the day, so the whole setup lets you enjoy the atmosphere of the venue itself.
MugiWhat, you can drink on the terrace!? That alone makes me want to go, and the sound of the terrace in front of Miharashi-tei is just too perfect!
Hop BroAnd Far Yeast Brewing is a brewery with its headquarters and brewing base in Kosuge Village, Yamanashi Prefecture, so community co-creation is a big part of what they do. That’s why this event also makes so much sense as a locally rooted project.
MugiNice, nice. If I look at art, drink beer, and then check out the merchandise, I’m never going to be able to leave! If there’s even an event-only set too, it’s basically a pile of temptation!
Hop BroExactly. This is the kind of artful toast that makes you want to look at the works, open a limited-edition can, and then have just one more drink at the end.
MugiYeah, let’s clear our schedule for April 25, and go look, drink, shop, and then drink again! Let’s fully enjoy both art and beer!
Far Yeast Brewing will hold Kaito Wachi’s solo exhibition, "KAITO WACHI Exhibition", at the community and coworking space "Miharashi-tei" in Uenohara City, Yamanashi Prefecture, on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 11:00 to 18:00. Admission is free.
In addition to the artwork on display, the venue will also sell limited-edition cans featuring designs by Wachi, and will offer a limited quantity exhibition and sale of original T-shirts. Draft beer will also be available, and visitors can freely enjoy it, including the limited-edition cans, on the terrace in front of Miharashi-tei. Take-home sets and same-day-only sets will also be available.
Kaito Wachi is an artist who lives in Uenohara City, Yamanashi Prefecture, and his work is characterized by intricate drawings done with sign pens and a unique worldview that is psychedelic and pop. As the exhibition title suggests, this event puts the works themselves at the center while also allowing visitors to take home a sense of that worldview through beer and merchandise.
Far Yeast Brewing is a brewery headquartered in Kosuge Village, Yamanashi Prefecture, with its brewing base there as well. Since relocating its headquarters in 2020, the company has focused on co-creation with the local community and on limited-batch brewing. This project is also notable as an effort by a locally rooted brewery to create a space that combines art and beer.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroFar Yeast Brewing is holding KAITO WACHI Exhibition at Miharashi-tei in Uenohara on April 25, 2026. It’s cool that you can enjoy art and beer at the same time for free.
MugiWait, an art exhibition that also has beer!? Being able to enjoy it for free sounds like a really good deal!
Hop BroExactly. It’s not just an exhibition of the works themselves either, since they’ll also be selling limited-edition cans based on Kaito Wachi’s designs, so you can look, drink, and take something home too.
MugiLimited-edition cans, meaning the cute-looking ones? Or is the contents the amazing part? I’m curious which one is the main attraction!
Hop BroThis time, it’s a project you can enjoy not just for what’s inside, but also for the illustrations and the whole worldview. The delicate sign-pen artwork and psychedelic atmosphere are so strong that it feels close to taking the whole work home.
MugiOhhh! It sounds complicated, but basically it means you can look at the art while drinking, right? And they even have original T-shirts too? My shopping impulse is in danger!
Hop BroThat’s the sneaky part. The T-shirts are limited in quantity, and draft beer will also be served on the day, so the whole setup lets you enjoy the atmosphere of the venue itself.
MugiWhat, you can drink on the terrace!? That alone makes me want to go, and the sound of the terrace in front of Miharashi-tei is just too perfect!
Hop BroAnd Far Yeast Brewing is a brewery with its headquarters and brewing base in Kosuge Village, Yamanashi Prefecture, so community co-creation is a big part of what they do. That’s why this event also makes so much sense as a locally rooted project.
MugiNice, nice. If I look at art, drink beer, and then check out the merchandise, I’m never going to be able to leave! If there’s even an event-only set too, it’s basically a pile of temptation!
Hop BroExactly. This is the kind of artful toast that makes you want to look at the works, open a limited-edition can, and then have just one more drink at the end.
MugiYeah, let’s clear our schedule for April 25, and go look, drink, shop, and then drink again! Let’s fully enjoy both art and beer!
