Inabeya Chiba Inage Beer to Join Matsudo Craft Beer Fest on Sept. 23
Inabeya Chiba Inage Beer Brewery will take part in the Matsudo Craft Beer Fest around Matsudo Station’s west exit on September 23, 2026. The event will bring together breweries from across Chiba, offering beer lovers a chance to explore the prefecture’s craft beer scene.
Hop BroOn September 23, Inabiya Chiba Inage Beer will pour at the Matsudo Craft Beer Fest around Matsudo Station's west exit. It is a great day to explore Chiba beers!
MugiWhoa! A brewery from Inage in Matsudo? Chiba breweries together sounds like a field trip for beer lovers!
Hop BroExactly. Inabiya is a brewpub that opened in 2023, and it also develops local beers with Chiba-grown fruit and vegetables.
MugiVegetables and fruit in beer? What is that? Does local beer development mean tomato beer or pear beer?
Hop BroNot simply turning ingredients into juice. Brewers balance them with fermentation and hops, putting a sense of place into each glass.
MugiWow, but “fermentation balance” suddenly sounds like science class. My taste buds are not wearing lab coats!
Hop BroPut simply, it means deciding what role the yeast will play—bringing fruity aromas or a crisp finish. Yeast is an aroma artisan.
MugiYeast is an artisan?! Then tasting and comparing sounds like the best part of the festival!
Hop BroAbsolutely. Breweries affected by recent rain are also expected, so drinking there can help support them. It is supporting Chiba one pint at a time.
MugiThat makes me want to go even more! But what happens to Inabiya's Inage shop? I want to visit there too.
Hop BroThe Inage shop is closed on September 23 for the festival, and also closed September 24 in lieu. Usually it is about four minutes from JR Inage Station, with a one-beer welcome.
MugiGot it—meet at Matsudo Station's west exit on the 23rd! We will check Instagram for updates, then set off on a Chiba beer-hopping adventure. I am thirsty already!
Inabeya Chiba Inage Beer Brewery, a brewpub in Inage, Chiba City, will join the Matsudo Craft Beer Fest on Wednesday, September 23, 2026. The event will be held around the west exit of Matsudo Station, with the brewery’s announcement inviting visitors to gather at the station’s west side.
According to the announcement, the festival will feature breweries from across Chiba, including producers whose beers are not often available around Chiba City. Inabeya also noted that some participating breweries have been working through damage caused by recent heavy rain, making the event an opportunity to enjoy local beer while supporting brewers from the prefecture. The brewery’s Inage taproom will be closed on September 23, followed by a substitute holiday on September 24.
Inabeya Chiba Inage Beer Brewery operates a brewpub about four minutes on foot from the west exit of JR Inage Station and approximately five minutes from Keisei Inage Station. Opened in 2023, the brewery develops beers inspired by Inage as well as local specialties made with Chiba-grown fruits and vegetables. Its owner has been involved in launching a craft brewery in Kyonan and trained at a brewery in Shimane.
The taproom offers tastings and takeout, and welcomes guests who simply want to enjoy a single glass. The brewery’s focus is on creating beers that connect with the local community and encourage people to share a laugh over a drink. For visitors traveling from Inage to Matsudo, the festival should provide a compact way to compare beers from several Chiba breweries in one place. Event details and the lineup may change, so visitors should check the brewery’s official Instagram before heading out.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroOn September 23, Inabiya Chiba Inage Beer will pour at the Matsudo Craft Beer Fest around Matsudo Station's west exit. It is a great day to explore Chiba beers!
MugiWhoa! A brewery from Inage in Matsudo? Chiba breweries together sounds like a field trip for beer lovers!
Hop BroExactly. Inabiya is a brewpub that opened in 2023, and it also develops local beers with Chiba-grown fruit and vegetables.
MugiVegetables and fruit in beer? What is that? Does local beer development mean tomato beer or pear beer?
Hop BroNot simply turning ingredients into juice. Brewers balance them with fermentation and hops, putting a sense of place into each glass.
MugiWow, but “fermentation balance” suddenly sounds like science class. My taste buds are not wearing lab coats!
Hop BroPut simply, it means deciding what role the yeast will play—bringing fruity aromas or a crisp finish. Yeast is an aroma artisan.
MugiYeast is an artisan?! Then tasting and comparing sounds like the best part of the festival!
Hop BroAbsolutely. Breweries affected by recent rain are also expected, so drinking there can help support them. It is supporting Chiba one pint at a time.
MugiThat makes me want to go even more! But what happens to Inabiya's Inage shop? I want to visit there too.
Hop BroThe Inage shop is closed on September 23 for the festival, and also closed September 24 in lieu. Usually it is about four minutes from JR Inage Station, with a one-beer welcome.
MugiGot it—meet at Matsudo Station's west exit on the 23rd! We will check Instagram for updates, then set off on a Chiba beer-hopping adventure. I am thirsty already!
