Biajuku Laundry spotlights Kyoto Brewing cans ahead of a July 24 joint TTO
The Fujisawa beer pub Biajuku Laundry showcased seven Kyoto Brewing cans on Instagram. From July 24 to 26, it will also host a joint Tap Takeover with Nara Brewing under the theme "A grown-up school trip in Shonan."
Biajuku Laundry, a beer pub in Kugenumakajaku, Fujisawa, Kanagawa, is the kind of place where you can enjoy draft beer on site and also take home cans and bottles. In its latest Instagram post, the shop introduced seven Kyoto Brewing cans. The photo highlights labels such as `Ichii Senshin`, `Irotoridori NZ IPA`, `Tsubutsumu`, and `Ichigo Ichie`, showing off Kyoto Brewing's characteristically distinctive Japanese beer names.
The lineup spans a wide range of styles: `Ichii Senshin` as a Belgian IPA, `Irotoridori NZ IPA` as an NZ IPA, `Tsubutsumu` as a fruit sour, and `Ichigo Ichie` as a classic saison. The post also points to `Nyutou Izonsho (Totopia collaboration)`, `Tokimeki Shisen`, and `Shigoku Toutan`, giving drinkers plenty of room for comparison, whether they drink on site or take cans home and pair them with food.
The shop is also preparing a joint Tap Takeover with Kyoto Brewing and Nara Brewing from July 24 to 26. The theme is "A grown-up school trip in Shonan," and the three-day event should bring Kyoto and Nara's beer identities together in Fujisawa. Biajuku Laundry's appeal lies both in its everyday reliability and in the way it can turn into an event-focused destination.
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