Big Hand Bros. Brewery announces “Kometomugi Festival 2026” to be held on June 28
Big Hand Bros. Brewery, which brews in Kyoto’s Nishijin district, shared information about “Kometomugi Festival 2026” as its June event listing. The event will be held on June 28 at Umekoji Park and is being introduced as an outdoor event where sake, craft beer, and food can all be enjoyed together.
Hop BroBig Hand Bros. Brewery in Kyoto’s Nishijin district has put out its June event information.
MugiWhat! An event where you can enjoy both sake and craft beer together? That alone is basically a win!
Hop BroThe venue is the Shichijo Entrance Plaza at Kyoto’s Umekoji Park, and it will be held from 11:00 to 18:00.
MugiIt’s free to enter, but wait, you need a special glass? My mug doesn’t count?
Hop BroThere’s a proper rule for that: if you’re drinking there, you need the special glass. So buying tickets in advance should make things much smoother on the day.
MugiOhh! So Big Hand Bros. is based on British styles? That suddenly sounds seriously legit!
Hop BroExactly. And because they brew carefully, little by little, the flavor tends to build in a subtle, satisfying way rather than coming on flashy.
MugiNice! If I can drink at the taprooms on Chiekoin and Teramachi in Imadegawa, I want to go get a preview first!
Hop BroThat’s exactly the idea. It really shows how they value creating an atmosphere where you can enjoy drinks and food at the same time at both the shops and the event itself.
MugiI’m completely hyped now! A toast in early-summer Kyoto already makes my throat react just hearing it!
Big Hand Bros. Brewery, which has been brewing in Kyoto’s Nishijin since 2023, has released its June event information. The event highlighted in the post is “Kometomugi Festival 2026,” which will be held on June 28 at the Shichijo Entrance Plaza of Kyoto’s Umekoji Park. It is an outdoor event where sake, craft beer, and food can all be enjoyed at once, and admission is free.
The post says the event will run from 11:00 to 18:00. It also notes that drink tickets, special glasses, and tickets that include a special glass holder are now on sale at Bighand Bros. Beer locations. A special glass is required to drink sake or beer at the venue, so preparing tickets in advance should make the day go more smoothly.
Big Hand Bros. Brewery is a Kyoto brewery that has been brewing since 2023, based on classic British styles and carefully crafting beer little by little in small tanks. It also operates taprooms in Chiekoin, Imadegawa, and Teramachi, connecting everyday drinking spots with event venues. This announcement is in keeping with the brewery’s focus on creating places where drinks and food can be enjoyed together at the same table. With Umekoji Park as an easily accessible venue, the event looks set to offer a distinctly early-summer Kyoto experience.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroBig Hand Bros. Brewery in Kyoto’s Nishijin district has put out its June event information.
MugiWhat! An event where you can enjoy both sake and craft beer together? That alone is basically a win!
Hop BroThe venue is the Shichijo Entrance Plaza at Kyoto’s Umekoji Park, and it will be held from 11:00 to 18:00.
MugiIt’s free to enter, but wait, you need a special glass? My mug doesn’t count?
Hop BroThere’s a proper rule for that: if you’re drinking there, you need the special glass. So buying tickets in advance should make things much smoother on the day.
MugiOhh! So Big Hand Bros. is based on British styles? That suddenly sounds seriously legit!
Hop BroExactly. And because they brew carefully, little by little, the flavor tends to build in a subtle, satisfying way rather than coming on flashy.
MugiNice! If I can drink at the taprooms on Chiekoin and Teramachi in Imadegawa, I want to go get a preview first!
Hop BroThat’s exactly the idea. It really shows how they value creating an atmosphere where you can enjoy drinks and food at the same time at both the shops and the event itself.
MugiI’m completely hyped now! A toast in early-summer Kyoto already makes my throat react just hearing it!
