Harumi Beer Brewery announces a Father’s Day project for a dedicated beer made with children’s drawings
Harumi Beer Brewery in Chuo Ward, Tokyo, announced a Father’s Day-only campaign on Instagram. The content lets customers create a "one-of-a-kind" dad-specific beer using a child’s drawing, with details to be confirmed with staff at the store.
Hop BroHarumi Beer Brewery is announcing a dedicated beer made with children’s drawings for Father’s Day.
MugiWait, the drawing becomes the label!? One-of-a-kind? That’s seriously gift-worthy!
Hop BroExactly. And Harumi Beer Brewery’s selling point is its house-brewed, in-house craft beer.
MugiHouse-brewed means they’re brewing away in the back of the shop? So it’s a brewery attached to the store?
Hop BroThat’s right. It’s attached to Shibataya Sake Shop Harumi, and the official website says it keeps eight taps available at all times.
MugiWow! And if they also do food and wine, that makes it super convenient for a Father’s Day dinner out!
Hop BroYep. This time, the key point is giving the beer an original label by placing a family drawing on it.
MugiWhoa, the kid’s drawing steals the spotlight from Dad’s face! It’s special in both looks and feelings. I’m tearing up...
Hop BroBut since the post doesn’t spell out all the details, it’s safest to check with the staff at the store if you’re planning to go.
MugiGot it! If it’s easy to get to from Kachidoki Station, it’s the kind of place that makes me want to go out for drinks on Father’s Day too, and I’d love to tag along!
Limited-time project for Father’s Day
Harumi Beer Brewery (Harumi, Chuo Ward, Tokyo) announced a Father’s Day-only campaign on Instagram. The post says you can create a "one-of-a-kind" dad-specific beer using a child’s drawing, and that it will be finished as a gift with an original label.
A proposal that makes use of craft beer brewed in-house
Harumi Beer Brewery is a venue attached to Shibataya Sake Shop Harumi, and serves house-brewed craft beer made on the premises. According to the official website, it keeps eight taps available at all times while changing the lineup seasonally. It also stocks imported wines that it brings in directly, making it a place you can enjoy with food.
Against the backdrop of that strength in "beer made on-site," this project puts the special feel of a gift front and center. By layering a family drawing onto the beer that is a Father’s Day staple, it offers a bottle that leaves an impression both visually and emotionally.
Store information
The shop is located in Harumi, Chuo Ward, Tokyo, within walking distance of Kachidoki Station. Since food and wine are also available, it can be used in a wide range of ways while centering on craft beer. The post does not specify all the detailed conditions, so if you are considering using it, you should check with the staff.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroHarumi Beer Brewery is announcing a dedicated beer made with children’s drawings for Father’s Day.
MugiWait, the drawing becomes the label!? One-of-a-kind? That’s seriously gift-worthy!
Hop BroExactly. And Harumi Beer Brewery’s selling point is its house-brewed, in-house craft beer.
MugiHouse-brewed means they’re brewing away in the back of the shop? So it’s a brewery attached to the store?
Hop BroThat’s right. It’s attached to Shibataya Sake Shop Harumi, and the official website says it keeps eight taps available at all times.
MugiWow! And if they also do food and wine, that makes it super convenient for a Father’s Day dinner out!
Hop BroYep. This time, the key point is giving the beer an original label by placing a family drawing on it.
MugiWhoa, the kid’s drawing steals the spotlight from Dad’s face! It’s special in both looks and feelings. I’m tearing up...
Hop BroBut since the post doesn’t spell out all the details, it’s safest to check with the staff at the store if you’re planning to go.
MugiGot it! If it’s easy to get to from Kachidoki Station, it’s the kind of place that makes me want to go out for drinks on Father’s Day too, and I’d love to tag along!
