Arinomi Brewery to Hold Open Factory from April 26, with Local Food Stalls from Ichikawa Also on Site
Arinomi Brewery in Ichikawa, Chiba Prefecture, will hold an open factory from April 26 through May 6. Kitchen cars, food stalls, and merchandise will appear on different days at the venue, and visitors can come just for a meal even if they do not drink beer.
Hop BroArinomi Brewery in Ichikawa is holding an open factory from April 26 to May 6. It’s in Ichikawa’s Ono-cho, and the nice thing is that it feels like a factory tour you can enjoy during the spring holidays.
MugiWait, just eating is okay? If even people who aren’t drinking beer can go, that makes it a pretty easy event to drop into!
Hop BroThat’s the point. It’s open every day from 10:00 to 18:00, so it’s easy to stop by with lunch. And because the kitchen cars and stalls change daily, it has a little festival feel every time you go.
MugiA rotating lineup is fun! But why do names like Indian Rasoi Tiffin make me hungry just from reading them?
Hop BroI know, right? And on April 26 there’s Wand Market and K-coffee, while May 2 even brings Kai Gelato, so there’s a day when you can get everything, including sweets.
MugiWait, so there’s no beer lineup listed? Then this time, is the main focus less on what to drink and more on where to eat and what to eat?
Hop BroExactly. This time the appeal is the combination of a factory tour and food. You can look at the brewing equipment while enjoying dishes from local shops and kitchen cars, which makes it a pretty luxurious way to spend the day.
MugiAnd it’s only a 10-minute walk from Ichikawa-Ono Station too, so it’s easier to get to than I expected! If there’s also a bus route that takes about 30 minutes, then going at a relaxed pace sounds good too.
Hop BroOn April 29 and May 5, there are Vacacion days too, so it’d be fun to go with a plan. I like organizing my schedule while looking at the vendor lineup like I’m tackling an event challenge.
MugiAll right, I’m going to aim first for K-coffee and food, then just relax and enjoy the atmosphere! Events like this at a brewery in spring make me thirsty just from looking at them.
Hop BroAnd in the end, it’s all about a spring holiday toast. Eat, look around, and if you find something you like, have a drink too. That’s the most satisfying way to enjoy it.
Arinomi Brewery to Hold an Open Factory
Arinomi Brewery in Ichikawa, Chiba Prefecture, will hold an open factory from April 26 through May 6. The venue is at 2-680-1 Ono-cho, Ichikawa City, and it will be open every day from 10:00 to 18:00.
This announcement also revealed the lineup of kitchen cars and food stalls that will be participating. Since the vendors change from day to day, the food you can enjoy will vary depending on when you visit. The brewery says visitors are welcome even if they only want to eat and do not drink beer, making it an event that is easy for families and food-focused guests to enjoy.
Scheduled Vendors
- April 26: Wand Market, Indian Rasoi Tiffin, K-coffee
- April 29: Vacacion, Maitaru 8867
- May 1: Kitchen Car Fuku, Ninjin Coffee
- May 2: Indian Rasoi Tiffin, Jinbaman, K-coffee, Kai Gelato, Ichikawa Branch
- May 3: Ninjin Coffee, Niwatori Truck, Arakawa Shoten
- May 4: Vacacion, Kitchen Car Fuku, Niwatori Truck
- May 5: Vacacion, Maitaru 8867, Ichikawa Branch
- May 6: Kitchen Car Fuku, Flying Tomato, K-coffee, Kai Gelato
Access information says it is a 10-minute walk from Ichikawa-Ono Station, and about 30 minutes by bus from Motoyawata Station and Ichikawa Station. As a brewery in Ichikawa City, this is a plan that lets visitors enjoy the brewing equipment together with local restaurants and kitchen cars. It is drawing attention as an event where people can leisurely enjoy the atmosphere of the brewery and a combination of food around the spring holiday period.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroArinomi Brewery in Ichikawa is holding an open factory from April 26 to May 6. It’s in Ichikawa’s Ono-cho, and the nice thing is that it feels like a factory tour you can enjoy during the spring holidays.
MugiWait, just eating is okay? If even people who aren’t drinking beer can go, that makes it a pretty easy event to drop into!
Hop BroThat’s the point. It’s open every day from 10:00 to 18:00, so it’s easy to stop by with lunch. And because the kitchen cars and stalls change daily, it has a little festival feel every time you go.
MugiA rotating lineup is fun! But why do names like Indian Rasoi Tiffin make me hungry just from reading them?
Hop BroI know, right? And on April 26 there’s Wand Market and K-coffee, while May 2 even brings Kai Gelato, so there’s a day when you can get everything, including sweets.
MugiWait, so there’s no beer lineup listed? Then this time, is the main focus less on what to drink and more on where to eat and what to eat?
Hop BroExactly. This time the appeal is the combination of a factory tour and food. You can look at the brewing equipment while enjoying dishes from local shops and kitchen cars, which makes it a pretty luxurious way to spend the day.
MugiAnd it’s only a 10-minute walk from Ichikawa-Ono Station too, so it’s easier to get to than I expected! If there’s also a bus route that takes about 30 minutes, then going at a relaxed pace sounds good too.
Hop BroOn April 29 and May 5, there are Vacacion days too, so it’d be fun to go with a plan. I like organizing my schedule while looking at the vendor lineup like I’m tackling an event challenge.
MugiAll right, I’m going to aim first for K-coffee and food, then just relax and enjoy the atmosphere! Events like this at a brewery in spring make me thirsty just from looking at them.
Hop BroAnd in the end, it’s all about a spring holiday toast. Eat, look around, and if you find something you like, have a drink too. That’s the most satisfying way to enjoy it.
