Kaze no Tani no Beer’s Oratche to Hold 29th Kingdom Festival
Oratche Dairy Kingdom in Kannami, Shizuoka, home to Kaze no Tani no Beer, will hold its 29th Kingdom Festival from September 19 to 23, 2026. The five-day event features limited dairy treats, hands-on activities, and a giant corn maze.
Hop BroAt Dairy Kingdom Oratche in Kannami, Shizuoka, the 29th Kingdom Festival runs from September 19 to 23.
MugiWait, is that where they make Kaze no Tani Beer? It sounds fun even if we come for the beer!
Hop BroExactly. In the Tanna Basin, Oratche is a hands-on dairy facility that makes cheese and butter alongside beer.
MugiHands-on dairy? Do we toast with cows? I may need a Moo-language lesson before I hold a glass!
Hop BroHumans can handle the toast. Dairy farming means raising cows and producing milk and related foods; the festival also has yogurt from a tap and milk-carton games.
MugiYogurt from a tap?! My idea of plumbing has collapsed! With limited chocolate soft serve, I want to start with dessert!
Hop BroThey also have coffee-milk ice-cream making. Milk fat creates richness and texture—the body of the milk, you could say.
MugiWhat, like beer body’s cousin? But if I stir too hard, I’ll end up with one very muscular arm!
Hop BroDon’t miss the giant corn maze, either. Wear white, black, and yellow for a gift—and there’s even a Moo Moo race.
MugiWith free admission and parking, let’s enjoy Tanna’s nature and dairy treats, then finish with a Kaze no Tani Beer toast!
The 29th Kingdom Festival will take place at Oratche Dairy Kingdom in the Tanna Basin of Kannami, Shizuoka, from September 19 through September 23, 2026.
Oratche is a dairy-focused destination surrounded by the mountains of Tanna. It also produces beer, cheese, and butter on site, making it the home of Kaze no Tani no Beer. Visitors can experience the area’s dairy culture, local food, and natural setting alongside the brewery’s regional identity.
Festival highlights include limited-edition chocolate soft serve and a cow-themed topping soft serve. The five-day program also features yogurt from a tap, Tanna Milk carton throwing and bowling, a hay photo spot, and a tractor display.
A special coffee-milk-flavored ice cream-making experience will be available during the festival. Visitors can also explore the giant cornfield maze. Those wearing clothing that includes any of three colors—white, black, or yellow—will receive a gift when taking part in the maze.
On September 19, the “Megane + Milk5” event is scheduled, with food trucks and other vendors. On the final day, September 23, a true-or-false quiz is planned for 3:00 p.m., along with the “Become a Cow! Moo-Moo Race.”
Admission and parking are free, while individual activities require separate fees. For craft beer fans, the festival offers a chance to discover the broader dairy and food culture behind Kaze no Tani no Beer in a relaxed rural setting.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt Dairy Kingdom Oratche in Kannami, Shizuoka, the 29th Kingdom Festival runs from September 19 to 23.
MugiWait, is that where they make Kaze no Tani Beer? It sounds fun even if we come for the beer!
Hop BroExactly. In the Tanna Basin, Oratche is a hands-on dairy facility that makes cheese and butter alongside beer.
MugiHands-on dairy? Do we toast with cows? I may need a Moo-language lesson before I hold a glass!
Hop BroHumans can handle the toast. Dairy farming means raising cows and producing milk and related foods; the festival also has yogurt from a tap and milk-carton games.
MugiYogurt from a tap?! My idea of plumbing has collapsed! With limited chocolate soft serve, I want to start with dessert!
Hop BroThey also have coffee-milk ice-cream making. Milk fat creates richness and texture—the body of the milk, you could say.
MugiWhat, like beer body’s cousin? But if I stir too hard, I’ll end up with one very muscular arm!
Hop BroDon’t miss the giant corn maze, either. Wear white, black, and yellow for a gift—and there’s even a Moo Moo race.
MugiWith free admission and parking, let’s enjoy Tanna’s nature and dairy treats, then finish with a Kaze no Tani Beer toast!
