Fujizakura Heights Beer to Hold 28th Anniversary Thanksgiving Festival on July 4, with the Music Brigade and REN Returning
Fujizakura Heights Beer in Fujikawaguchiko, Yamanashi, will hold its 28th Anniversary Thanksgiving Festival on July 4. The Happy Beer Fest Music Band will perform again this year, and Vietnamese restaurant REN will also be back as an exhibitor, following last year. In addition to the return of banh mi, there are hints of a limited-edition snack offering as well.
Hop BroHere it comes, Fujizakura Heights Beer’s 28th Anniversary Thanksgiving Festival is being held on July 4. The venue is likely to be extra lively again this year.
MugiWhat! It’s being held on Saturday, July 4! An anniversary event is exciting enough, but is there more?
Hop BroThere is. First up, the familiar Happy Beer Fest Music Band is returning. When music is added, beer somehow tastes even better.
MugiOhhh! So that’s the synergy between beer and music. It already sounds delicious before drinking!
Hop BroThe food is strong too. Vietnamese restaurant REN is back again this year, and the banh mi that was popular last year is returning too.
MugiWhat! The banh mi is back? That’s great! It goes with beer, no question about it!
Hop BroAnd apparently REN’s chili sauce pairs perfectly too. When the heat and the malt sweetness collide, they make up properly in your mouth.
MugiMake up in your mouth? What does that even mean!? But I’m curious! If that means a spicy-savory pairing, it sounds seriously good.
Hop BroOn top of that, if development finishes in time, they’re planning a one-day-only snack too. That kind of ‘it might happen’ feeling is one of the best parts of an anniversary event.
MugiWait, limited menu items too!? With something to look forward to on the day, there’s basically every reason to go!
Hop BroAnd Fujizakura Heights Beer itself was founded in 1997, and has been building its history at a forest brewery at 1,000 meters above sea level in the Mount Fuji foothills. Including the natural carbonation, it’s the perfect way to celebrate a milestone.
MugiThat’s great. It really feels like a drink from the foot of Mount Fuji! I want to listen to music, munch on banh mi, and now I already feel like drinking today!
Celebrating the 28th Anniversary Milestone with a Thanksgiving Festival
Fujizakura Heights Beer will hold its "28th Anniversary Thanksgiving Festival" on Saturday, July 4. Adding energy to the venue will be the familiar Happy Beer Fest Music Band. Their appearance is confirmed again this year, and they are likely to fill the event with a lively, unified atmosphere.
On the food side, Vietnamese restaurant REN will exhibit again this year, following last year. In the post, the brewery said that the banh mi that was well received at last year's festival will be available again, highlighting how well it pairs with beer. The chili sauce used at REN also goes well with beer, and if development is completed in time, a one-day-only snack menu is also planned.
A Brewery Nurtured at the Foot of Mount Fuji
Fujizakura Heights Beer is a brewery located in Fujikawaguchiko, Yamanashi, on the northern foot of sacred Mount Fuji. According to its official website, it was founded in 1997 and has continued brewing at its forest brewery at 1,000 meters above sea level, making use of German brewing techniques and the high-quality soft water of the Mount Fuji foothills.
Its defining characteristics also include the fine foam created by natural carbonation, as well as the depth of aroma and flavor produced by malt, hops, and yeast. The anniversary event is also positioned as a place to share that accumulated history with drinkers.
Highlights for the Day
- Appearance by the Happy Beer Fest Music Band
- Booth by Vietnamese restaurant REN
- Return of banh mi
- Possibility of a one-day-only menu
- Details to be announced again later
The celebration brings together beer, music, and food. It is drawing attention as a Thanksgiving festival rooted in the local community, in keeping with Fujizakura Heights Beer’s style.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroHere it comes, Fujizakura Heights Beer’s 28th Anniversary Thanksgiving Festival is being held on July 4. The venue is likely to be extra lively again this year.
MugiWhat! It’s being held on Saturday, July 4! An anniversary event is exciting enough, but is there more?
Hop BroThere is. First up, the familiar Happy Beer Fest Music Band is returning. When music is added, beer somehow tastes even better.
MugiOhhh! So that’s the synergy between beer and music. It already sounds delicious before drinking!
Hop BroThe food is strong too. Vietnamese restaurant REN is back again this year, and the banh mi that was popular last year is returning too.
MugiWhat! The banh mi is back? That’s great! It goes with beer, no question about it!
Hop BroAnd apparently REN’s chili sauce pairs perfectly too. When the heat and the malt sweetness collide, they make up properly in your mouth.
MugiMake up in your mouth? What does that even mean!? But I’m curious! If that means a spicy-savory pairing, it sounds seriously good.
Hop BroOn top of that, if development finishes in time, they’re planning a one-day-only snack too. That kind of ‘it might happen’ feeling is one of the best parts of an anniversary event.
MugiWait, limited menu items too!? With something to look forward to on the day, there’s basically every reason to go!
Hop BroAnd Fujizakura Heights Beer itself was founded in 1997, and has been building its history at a forest brewery at 1,000 meters above sea level in the Mount Fuji foothills. Including the natural carbonation, it’s the perfect way to celebrate a milestone.
MugiThat’s great. It really feels like a drink from the foot of Mount Fuji! I want to listen to music, munch on banh mi, and now I already feel like drinking today!
