Hiwasa Beer Publishes May Business Schedule, Announcing Golden Week Booths and Monthly Opening Days
Hiwasa Beer, a craft beer brewery in Minami Town, Tokushima, shared its May business schedule on Instagram. In addition to pop-up sales in front of Aian during Golden Week and event appearances in Minami Town and Tokushima City, it also summarized its opening days and hours for the month.
Hop BroThis month, Hiwasa Beer’s May business guide is really easy to read. Staying true to a small brewery in Tokushima’s Minami Town, they posted everything on Instagram in one place, from Golden Week through the end of the month, which is pretty considerate.
MugiWhoa, Golden Week is a nonstop event lineup!? That sounds like the kind of thing where you’re not sure whether to go to the shop or the event first!
Hop BroFirst, from April 29 to May 3, they’ll be doing traveling sales as Aian-mae booth sales (Minami Town). Then on May 4 they’re at Akamatsu Ota Dairaku, and on May 5 they’re at Kamenoiichi. The post says the shop is closed on the days they’re out at events.
MugiSo that means the shop is closed when they’re at events! Better check ahead so you don’t show up at the main shop and go, ‘Wait, they’re not here?!’
Hop BroThe second half of the month is interesting too, because it’s a mix of short operating hours. It goes like this: May 15, 17:00-20:00; May 16, 13:00-20:00; May 17, 13:00-17:00; May 22, 17:00-20:00; May 23, 13:00-20:00; May 24, 13:00-17:00; May 29, 17:00-20:00; and May 30, 13:00-20:00. They’ve managed to line things up nicely around the weekends.
MugiOh, nice! It’s easy to choose a time that works. There are days you can stop by after work, and other days when you can take it easy on the weekend!
Hop BroAnd the highlight at the end of the month is the May 31 appearance. They’ll be at Tokushima Marche (Tokushima City), so the Minami Town brewery is taking its beer beyond the local area and into Tokushima City.
MugiWow, they’re going all the way to Tokushima City! It’s great that they show up both at local events and at city markets.
Hop BroThis kind of monthly schedule sharing is important for a brewery run by a small team that handles brewing, sales, and events all at once. That’s why checking the opening days and event locations before going is the most reliable way.
MugiAll right, check the schedule first and then head out! Seeing plans like this makes you want to go drink something freshly poured that very weekend!
Hiwasa Beer in Minami Town, Tokushima, announced its May business schedule and planned event appearances on Instagram. Hiwasa Beer is a small brewery that produces beer in Minami Town, Tokushima Prefecture, and continues to sell at local venues and take part in events rooted in the community.
In this post, the brewery first outlined its Golden Week plans. From April 29 to May 3, it will hold a traveling sales setup as Aian-mae booth sales (Minami Town). This will be followed by Akamatsu Ota Dairaku (Minami Town) on May 4 and Kamenoiichi (Minami Town) on May 5. The post also notes that the shop will be closed on days when it is appearing at events.
The latter half of the month was laid out in detail as well. On the calendar, May 15, 17:00-20:00; May 16, 13:00-20:00; May 17, 13:00-17:00; May 22, 17:00-20:00; May 23, 13:00-20:00; May 24, 13:00-17:00; May 29, 17:00-20:00; and May 30, 13:00-20:00 are listed as opening days, combining short operating hours centered around the weekends.
At the end of the month, on May 31, the brewery will appear at Tokushima Marche (Tokushima City). As a brewery based in Minami Town, it is continuing to focus on local event participation while also expanding the places where it can share craft beer by heading into Tokushima City’s market scene.
For a brewery like Hiwasa Beer, which handles brewing, sales, and event appearances with a small team, sharing a monthly schedule like this is important. If you plan to visit or make a purchase, it is best to check not only the business days but also the event location and opening hours in advance.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThis month, Hiwasa Beer’s May business guide is really easy to read. Staying true to a small brewery in Tokushima’s Minami Town, they posted everything on Instagram in one place, from Golden Week through the end of the month, which is pretty considerate.
MugiWhoa, Golden Week is a nonstop event lineup!? That sounds like the kind of thing where you’re not sure whether to go to the shop or the event first!
Hop BroFirst, from April 29 to May 3, they’ll be doing traveling sales as Aian-mae booth sales (Minami Town). Then on May 4 they’re at Akamatsu Ota Dairaku, and on May 5 they’re at Kamenoiichi. The post says the shop is closed on the days they’re out at events.
MugiSo that means the shop is closed when they’re at events! Better check ahead so you don’t show up at the main shop and go, ‘Wait, they’re not here?!’
Hop BroThe second half of the month is interesting too, because it’s a mix of short operating hours. It goes like this: May 15, 17:00-20:00; May 16, 13:00-20:00; May 17, 13:00-17:00; May 22, 17:00-20:00; May 23, 13:00-20:00; May 24, 13:00-17:00; May 29, 17:00-20:00; and May 30, 13:00-20:00. They’ve managed to line things up nicely around the weekends.
MugiOh, nice! It’s easy to choose a time that works. There are days you can stop by after work, and other days when you can take it easy on the weekend!
Hop BroAnd the highlight at the end of the month is the May 31 appearance. They’ll be at Tokushima Marche (Tokushima City), so the Minami Town brewery is taking its beer beyond the local area and into Tokushima City.
MugiWow, they’re going all the way to Tokushima City! It’s great that they show up both at local events and at city markets.
Hop BroThis kind of monthly schedule sharing is important for a brewery run by a small team that handles brewing, sales, and events all at once. That’s why checking the opening days and event locations before going is the most reliable way.
MugiAll right, check the schedule first and then head out! Seeing plans like this makes you want to go drink something freshly poured that very weekend!
