104 BREWERY to Open a Bottle-Only Sales Outlet in Narumi, Nagoya on April 24
104 BREWERY, based in Toki City, Gifu, will open a bottle sales outlet on the first floor of the K-Tech headquarters in Narumi-cho, Midori Ward, Nagoya City, at 5:00 p.m. on April 24. It will operate on the fourth Friday of every month and serve as a new takeout-only location.
Hop Bro104 BREWERY, based in Toki City, Gifu, is opening a bottle-only sales outlet in Narumi, Nagoya. It opens at 5:00 p.m. on April 24, so this is definitely something beer fans won't want to miss.
MugiWait, you can buy it in Nagoya!? Having beers from Toki City closer by is super convenient!
Hop BroThe place is a 2-minute walk from Meitetsu Narumi Station, on the first floor of K-Tech headquarters. And since it only operates on the fourth Friday of every month, it feels like a little "once-a-month reward day," doesn't it?
MugiOnly on the fourth Friday of every month? That actually makes it feel rare! But if it's takeout-only, does that mean you can't eat or drink there?
Hop BroExactly. This is a base that only sells beer; it's a place to take it home, not a place to drink it. It's the kind of setup that appeals to people who want to open one at home and enjoy it at their own pace rather than having one inside the shop.
MugiI see. But the article doesn't mention the beer names, right? I'm curious what kinds they'll have!
Hop BroThey don't go into specific labels this time, but 104 BREWERY's strength is its numbers-focused brewing. They make beer with careful attention to ingredients, quantities, temperature, water quality, and pressure, which is pretty technical and cool.
MugiWait, temperature and pressure too!? Is beer really that much of a design field?
Hop BroExactly. And what's interesting is that they have an all-electric facility powered by solar generation, so they're also conscious of the environment. They also have a food and drink space attached to the brewery, and they offer growler fills, so there are plenty of ways to enjoy it beyond just buying bottles.
MugiJust the word growler sounds strong! It already feels like my weekend fun has expanded a little.
Hop BroBeing able to pick it up more easily in the Nagoya area is a big deal. First, on April 24 at 17:00, if you watch 104 BREWERY take this first step in Narumi, you'll probably be thinking about nothing but beer on the way home.
MugiThat's exactly what's going to happen! Now I feel like I want to open a bottle beer when I get home today!
104 BREWERY (Ichimaru Yon Brewery) in Toki City, Gifu Prefecture, will open a bottle sales-only outlet in Narumi-cho, Midori Ward, Nagoya City. According to an Instagram post, the opening is scheduled for Friday, April 24, at 17:00, and the location is a 2-minute walk from Meitetsu Narumi Station, on the first floor of K-Tech headquarters. There is no parking, so visitors are expected to use public transportation.
This outlet is a takeout-only location that sells beer exclusively. It is set to operate on the fourth Friday of every month, making it a move to make beers brewed at the Toki City brewery easier to take home in the Nagoya area as well. It will begin as a regular monthly operation, and for local fans it should expand the options for getting their hands on the beer.
104 BREWERY is a craft beer brand that uses "104" as its brand name, inspired by the sound of its brewer's roots in Toki City. On its official website, the brewery presents itself as a beer maker run by design professionals, emphasizing a numbers-driven approach to ingredients, quantities, temperature, water quality, and pressure. It also highlights an all-electric facility equipped with solar power, a food and drink space attached to the brewery, and offerings such as bottle sales and growler fill-ups, making this new Nagoya outlet notable as an effort to expand its sales network.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop Bro104 BREWERY, based in Toki City, Gifu, is opening a bottle-only sales outlet in Narumi, Nagoya. It opens at 5:00 p.m. on April 24, so this is definitely something beer fans won't want to miss.
MugiWait, you can buy it in Nagoya!? Having beers from Toki City closer by is super convenient!
Hop BroThe place is a 2-minute walk from Meitetsu Narumi Station, on the first floor of K-Tech headquarters. And since it only operates on the fourth Friday of every month, it feels like a little "once-a-month reward day," doesn't it?
MugiOnly on the fourth Friday of every month? That actually makes it feel rare! But if it's takeout-only, does that mean you can't eat or drink there?
Hop BroExactly. This is a base that only sells beer; it's a place to take it home, not a place to drink it. It's the kind of setup that appeals to people who want to open one at home and enjoy it at their own pace rather than having one inside the shop.
MugiI see. But the article doesn't mention the beer names, right? I'm curious what kinds they'll have!
Hop BroThey don't go into specific labels this time, but 104 BREWERY's strength is its numbers-focused brewing. They make beer with careful attention to ingredients, quantities, temperature, water quality, and pressure, which is pretty technical and cool.
MugiWait, temperature and pressure too!? Is beer really that much of a design field?
Hop BroExactly. And what's interesting is that they have an all-electric facility powered by solar generation, so they're also conscious of the environment. They also have a food and drink space attached to the brewery, and they offer growler fills, so there are plenty of ways to enjoy it beyond just buying bottles.
MugiJust the word growler sounds strong! It already feels like my weekend fun has expanded a little.
Hop BroBeing able to pick it up more easily in the Nagoya area is a big deal. First, on April 24 at 17:00, if you watch 104 BREWERY take this first step in Narumi, you'll probably be thinking about nothing but beer on the way home.
MugiThat's exactly what's going to happen! Now I feel like I want to open a bottle beer when I get home today!
