Kamnonno Brewing to Pour Hashimoto Beer at Toyonaka BEER BEAT 2026
Kamnonno Brewing of Hashimoto, Wakayama, has announced its participation in Toyonaka BEER BEAT 2026, a craft beer festival taking place on October 24 and 25 at Harada Shrine in Toyonaka, Osaka. The event will bring beers from breweries across Japan to the city.
Hop BroThere’s an autumn event worth putting on the calendar: Toyonaka BEER BEAT 2026 will feature Kōnono Beer Brewery from Hashimoto, Wakayama.
MugiWhat? A Hashimoto brewery is coming to Toyonaka? We can try beer from Kōnono Beer Brewery there!
Hop BroExactly. It takes place at Harada Shrine in Toyonaka on October 24 and 25. A shrine-side toast sounds pretty special, right?
MugiA shrine and craft beer—perfect! And it’s right by Okamachi Station, so even I might not get lost!
Hop BroBreweries are expected from Osaka, Hyogo, Shiga, Ehime, Kyoto, Tokyo, Ishikawa, and Gifu too. That means a cross-regional tasting tour in one place.
MugiThat’s a national tour for my taste buds! But what beer styles will Kōnono bring?
Hop BroWe’ll need to wait for the official lineup. A beer style is basically a flavor-family label—like IPA or stout.
Mugi“Style” sounds like gymnastics! So IPA often means hoppy and bitter, while stout is dark and rich—those are clues to the flavor?
Hop BroExactly right. Ask the brewers or servers about aroma and bitterness, and you can find your match. That’s the joy of a beer festival.
MugiThen newcomers can choose with confidence! With local food and music too, I have no chance of leaving early!
Hop BroToyonaka is also the hometown of Shoya Shibuya, said to be Japan’s first beer producer. It’s a place where beer brings people together.
MugiThen let’s take public transit to Harada Shrine on the 24th or 25th! We’ll find a Kōnono pour and practice our cheers now!
Hop BroPerfect. Day one runs 11 a.m.–5 p.m.; day two runs 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Check the official beer list, then toast with Hashimoto-made beer!
MugiDeal! I’ll plan our tasting route. Wow, autumn craft beer can’t come soon enough!
A Hashimoto Brewery Heads to Toyonaka
Kamnonno Brewing, based in Hashimoto, Wakayama, has announced that it will take part in Toyonaka BEER BEAT 2026. The craft beer festival will be held on Saturday, October 24, and Sunday, October 25, at Harada Shrine in Toyonaka, Osaka.
The venue is located near Okamachi Station on the Hankyu Takarazuka Line. Festival hours are scheduled for 11:00–17:00 on the first day and 10:00–16:00 on the second. Alongside Kamnonno Brewing, breweries from Osaka, Hyogo, Shiga, Ehime, Kyoto, Tokyo, Ishikawa, Gifu, and other regions are set to participate, giving visitors the opportunity to compare beers from across Japan.
Connecting People Through Beer
Toyonaka BEER BEAT was created with the goal of establishing a full-scale beer festival as part of Toyonaka’s local culture. The city has a historical connection to beer through Shozaburo Shibuya, a Toyonaka native regarded as the first person to manufacture beer in Japan. Launched in 2025, the festival aims to welcome everyone from craft beer newcomers and dedicated enthusiasts to families.
The 2026 edition is expanding its brewery lineup beyond the Kansai region. Visitors can expect a festival atmosphere built around beer, food, and music, with opportunities to discover new breweries and speak with brewers or serving specialists about the beers on offer.
For Kamnonno Brewing, the event will be a chance to introduce beer from Hashimoto to drinkers outside Wakayama. Specific beers and serving details have not yet been announced, so attendees should check the organizers’ latest updates. Visitors are encouraged to use public transportation or walk to the venue.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThere’s an autumn event worth putting on the calendar: Toyonaka BEER BEAT 2026 will feature Kōnono Beer Brewery from Hashimoto, Wakayama.
MugiWhat? A Hashimoto brewery is coming to Toyonaka? We can try beer from Kōnono Beer Brewery there!
Hop BroExactly. It takes place at Harada Shrine in Toyonaka on October 24 and 25. A shrine-side toast sounds pretty special, right?
MugiA shrine and craft beer—perfect! And it’s right by Okamachi Station, so even I might not get lost!
Hop BroBreweries are expected from Osaka, Hyogo, Shiga, Ehime, Kyoto, Tokyo, Ishikawa, and Gifu too. That means a cross-regional tasting tour in one place.
MugiThat’s a national tour for my taste buds! But what beer styles will Kōnono bring?
Hop BroWe’ll need to wait for the official lineup. A beer style is basically a flavor-family label—like IPA or stout.
Mugi“Style” sounds like gymnastics! So IPA often means hoppy and bitter, while stout is dark and rich—those are clues to the flavor?
Hop BroExactly right. Ask the brewers or servers about aroma and bitterness, and you can find your match. That’s the joy of a beer festival.
MugiThen newcomers can choose with confidence! With local food and music too, I have no chance of leaving early!
Hop BroToyonaka is also the hometown of Shoya Shibuya, said to be Japan’s first beer producer. It’s a place where beer brings people together.
MugiThen let’s take public transit to Harada Shrine on the 24th or 25th! We’ll find a Kōnono pour and practice our cheers now!
Hop BroPerfect. Day one runs 11 a.m.–5 p.m.; day two runs 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Check the official beer list, then toast with Hashimoto-made beer!
MugiDeal! I’ll plan our tasting route. Wow, autumn craft beer can’t come soon enough!
