Kobe’s Onajiananomujina adds Y.MARKET x Oni Densetsu New Onigashima IX
On July 13, Kobe Sannomiya beer pub Onajiananomujina updated its tap list. The new pour on tap 2 is New Onigashima IX, a collaboration between Y.MARKET BREWING and Oni Densetsu, presented as an easy-drinking Hazy IPA for hot weather.
Hop BroThere’s a tap update in Kobe that really caught my eye today. Onajiananomujina updated its lineup on July 13, and tap #2 is now pouring Y.MARKET BREWING x Oni Densetsu’s "NEW Onigashima IX."
MugiWhat! That name already sounds intense! NEW Onigashima IX sounds epic, but what kind of beer is it?
Hop BroIt’s a Hazy IPA, and it’s the ninth release in their annual series. This one is described as a lighter kind of hazy, so it’s meant to stay easy-drinking even in hot weather.
MugiWhoa, wait. A lighter hazy? So it’s misty but somehow not heavy? My brain is officially fogged up now!
Hop BroThat’s the fun part. Hazy usually means a cloudy look with big aroma, and this one has a light-leaning medium body, so it keeps the softness without turning thick or tiring.
MugiWhat even is that! And body doesn’t mean actual body? Easy to drink at 8.0% sounds like a final boss wearing a friendly smile!
Hop BroExactly, that’s the dangerous part. But the aroma is all mango and peach, with pink grapefruit, hassaku, iyokan, and even a juicy pear note layered in.
MugiThat sounds like the produce aisle jumped straight into a glass! Citrus and pear aromas in summer beer? I’m way too ready for that.
Hop BroAnd Onajiananomujina is the kind of place that taps breweries the owner genuinely loves, so a beer like this has real collab credibility. I’d order it as my first pint.
MugiThen it’s settled. You and I both want a glass now, and if we spot tap #2 in Kobe, we’re going straight from hello to cheers!
Tap 2 brings in the ninth release of the series
In the July 13 tap update, tap 2 at Onajiananomujina was filled with NEW鬼ヶ島IX (New Onigashima IX), a collaboration between Y.MARKET BREWING and Oni Densetsu. The shop described it as a lighter, easier-to-drink Hazy, and it is the latest entry in a recurring annual series.
According to the beer description, the style is Hazy IPA and the ABV is 8.0%. The flavor profile leans tropical, with mango and peach-like aromas, citrus notes reminiscent of pink grapefruit, hassaku, and iyokan, plus a juicy pear-like freshness. It is built on a light-to-mid body, aiming for strong aroma without losing drinkability.
A Kobe taproom with a focused selection
Onajiananomujina is a craft-beer pub in Kobe Sannomiya. The shop selects beers based on what the owner genuinely likes, and pours fresh draft beer from Japan and abroad alongside in-store cans and bottles. That makes a collaboration Hazy like this feel right at home in the lineup.
For beer drinkers, this is the kind of tap list update that makes sense in the middle of summer: aromatic, fresh, and easy to slot in as a first or second pint when you want something vivid but not heavy.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThere’s a tap update in Kobe that really caught my eye today. Onajiananomujina updated its lineup on July 13, and tap #2 is now pouring Y.MARKET BREWING x Oni Densetsu’s "NEW Onigashima IX."
MugiWhat! That name already sounds intense! NEW Onigashima IX sounds epic, but what kind of beer is it?
Hop BroIt’s a Hazy IPA, and it’s the ninth release in their annual series. This one is described as a lighter kind of hazy, so it’s meant to stay easy-drinking even in hot weather.
MugiWhoa, wait. A lighter hazy? So it’s misty but somehow not heavy? My brain is officially fogged up now!
Hop BroThat’s the fun part. Hazy usually means a cloudy look with big aroma, and this one has a light-leaning medium body, so it keeps the softness without turning thick or tiring.
MugiWhat even is that! And body doesn’t mean actual body? Easy to drink at 8.0% sounds like a final boss wearing a friendly smile!
Hop BroExactly, that’s the dangerous part. But the aroma is all mango and peach, with pink grapefruit, hassaku, iyokan, and even a juicy pear note layered in.
MugiThat sounds like the produce aisle jumped straight into a glass! Citrus and pear aromas in summer beer? I’m way too ready for that.
Hop BroAnd Onajiananomujina is the kind of place that taps breweries the owner genuinely loves, so a beer like this has real collab credibility. I’d order it as my first pint.
MugiThen it’s settled. You and I both want a glass now, and if we spot tap #2 in Kobe, we’re going straight from hello to cheers!
