Onidensetsu Tap Takeover Held at Canal Brewing in Oimachi
Noboribetsu Local Beer Onidensetsu held a tap takeover at Canal Brewing in Oimachi. The event drew a lively crowd of beer fans, who gathered to enjoy Onidensetsu beers and connect over craft beer.
Hop BroCanal Brewing in Oimachi, Tokyo held an Oni Densetsu tap takeover on October 17. Bringing Hokkaido flavors together for one night—that’s exciting!
MugiWhat?! Does a tap takeover mean mischievous oni take over all the taps?
Hop BroClose—the oni part fits, but it’s no mischief. A brewery serves several beers through a venue’s taps: basically a change of beer stars.
MugiAh, got it! So Canal Brewing was filled with Oni Densetsu beers from Noboribetsu, Hokkaido!
Hop BroExactly. Oni Densetsu brews in Nakanoboribetsu, Noboribetsu City, making this a chance to drink in Oimachi what people more often find in Hokkaido.
MugiBut the article doesn’t list the beer names or styles, right? So the lineup is unknown—no confirmed IPA or stout?
Hop BroThat’s right. The post doesn’t name the beers or styles. Still, comparing several pours lets you feel the brewery’s distinct brewing character.
MugiFeel the character by comparing them… My palate might only say “yum!” Do I need oni-level taste training?
Hop BroThat’s plenty! Just compare aroma, bitterness, and mouthfeel. Fans and brewery people gathered too, and Tentsu-san also appeared, making it even livelier than expected.
MugiThe cheers and packed venue sound so fun! When we spot the next one, let’s go toast with Hokkaido beer!
A Tap Takeover in Oimachi
Noboribetsu Local Beer Onidensetsu visited Canal Brewing in Oimachi, Tokyo, for a tap takeover on October 17. Photos shared on Instagram show a busy venue filled with beer enthusiasts and brewery representatives enjoying drinks and conversation.
The event brought beers from Onidensetsu, a brewery based in Noboribetsu, Hokkaido, to the taps at Canal Brewing. It offered local drinkers an opportunity to experience the brewery’s beers in Tokyo rather than traveling to Hokkaido.
The original post does not list the individual beer names served. However, the photographs show an energetic gathering, with guests raising glasses both inside Canal Brewing and outside the venue. The post also notes the unexpected appearance of Tentō-san, adding to the atmosphere of the evening.
Onidensetsu operates from its brewing base in Noboribetsu and sells its beers through its brewery shop and online store. Tap takeovers such as this one provide a valuable opportunity for drinkers outside Hokkaido to discover the brewery’s range and meet fellow craft beer fans.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroCanal Brewing in Oimachi, Tokyo held an Oni Densetsu tap takeover on October 17. Bringing Hokkaido flavors together for one night—that’s exciting!
MugiWhat?! Does a tap takeover mean mischievous oni take over all the taps?
Hop BroClose—the oni part fits, but it’s no mischief. A brewery serves several beers through a venue’s taps: basically a change of beer stars.
MugiAh, got it! So Canal Brewing was filled with Oni Densetsu beers from Noboribetsu, Hokkaido!
Hop BroExactly. Oni Densetsu brews in Nakanoboribetsu, Noboribetsu City, making this a chance to drink in Oimachi what people more often find in Hokkaido.
MugiBut the article doesn’t list the beer names or styles, right? So the lineup is unknown—no confirmed IPA or stout?
Hop BroThat’s right. The post doesn’t name the beers or styles. Still, comparing several pours lets you feel the brewery’s distinct brewing character.
MugiFeel the character by comparing them… My palate might only say “yum!” Do I need oni-level taste training?
Hop BroThat’s plenty! Just compare aroma, bitterness, and mouthfeel. Fans and brewery people gathered too, and Tentsu-san also appeared, making it even livelier than expected.
MugiThe cheers and packed venue sound so fun! When we spot the next one, let’s go toast with Hokkaido beer!
