Hideji Beer to Hold 30th Anniversary Thanksgiving Festival at Amu Plaza in Front of Miyazaki Station in July
Hideji Beer, based in Nobeoka City, Miyazaki Prefecture, announced that it will hold a "Thanksgiving Festival" to mark its 30th anniversary. The venue will be Amu Plaza in front of Miyazaki Station, and over the three days from July 10 to 12, about 30 kinds of draft beer, gourmet food, and stage events are planned.
Hop BroHere it is: the Hideji Beer 30th Anniversary Thanksgiving Festival. Hideji Beer in Nobeoka City, Miyazaki Prefecture, is saying it’ll be held at Amu Plaza in front of Miyazaki Station from July 10 to 12.
MugiWhat! It’s being held in front of Miyazaki Station? I always think of Hideji Beer as being from Nobeoka, so just the fact that it’s coming to the station area has me restless!
Hop BroExactly. It feels like they’re making a trip from Mount Mukabaki to the city this time. And apparently about 30 kinds of draft beer will be on tap, which is an amount worthy of a 30th-anniversary milestone.
MugiThirty kinds? I’m already getting lost before I even choose! With that many, it sounds like a beer meeting is about to start!
Hop BroBut it’s not just a drinking party, which is nice. There’ll also be gourmet food and stage events. On the first day it runs from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m., and on the second and third days it looks like you can enjoy it from daytime into the evening.
MugiHuh! By the way, what kind of flavor is Hideji Beer known for? When I hear 'a regional brewery,' it feels a little intimidating!
Hop BroHideji Beer’s strength is making the most of Miyazaki ingredients and the character of the land, and it’s a brewery that works across a wide range, from fruit beers to aged beers. So this time too, you can expect a pour that feels local.
MugiI see! So in other words, it might not just be bitter, but could have a taste that feels distinctly Miyazaki. Now I kind of want to do a tasting comparison!
Hop BroExactly. And the official line is basically 'first, save the date,' so this is a case of waiting for more news. It sounds like limited items and staff stories will be coming too, so this 30th-anniversary year is not the time to let your guard down.
MugiI’m already totally ready to go! In July, I want to toast with Hideji in front of Miyazaki Station and taste the whole 30-year history!
At a Milestone 30th Anniversary, Heading to Miyazaki Station
Hideji Beer, born in 1996 in Mukabaki, Nobeoka City, Miyazaki Prefecture, announced plans to hold the "Hideji Beer 30th Anniversary Thanksgiving Festival" to commemorate its 30th anniversary in 2026. In the post, the brewery team says they will travel from Mount Mukabaki to downtown Miyazaki and hold the event at Amu Plaza in front of JR Miyazaki Station.
The event will run for three days, on July 10, 11, and 12. On the first day it will be open from 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., and on the second and third days it will run from daytime into the evening, making it easy to visit over all three days.
What to Enjoy at the Venue
The three key points highlighted in the post are as follows.
- About 30 kinds of Hideji draft beer
- Gourmet food that pairs well with beer
- Stage events
Hideji Beer is known as a brewery that makes products highlighting Miyazaki ingredients and regional character. This Thanksgiving Festival is positioned not as just a sales event, but as a place to share 30 years of history with visitors. Official information says more details will be announced gradually, and the message also encouraged people to save the dates first.
The company has its brewery in Nobeoka City and has grown together with the region. In 2026, its 30th-anniversary year, it continues to share commemorative projects, limited-edition products, and staff voices on a special page. This Thanksgiving Festival in front of Miyazaki Station looks set to be a major event symbolizing that milestone.
About Hideji Beer
Hideji Beer is a brewery in Nobeoka City, Miyazaki Prefecture. While valuing local ingredients and its ties to the region, it has developed a wide range of beers, from fruit beers and limited-brew releases to aged styles. At this 30th-anniversary milestone, what kind of pours will line up in front of Miyazaki Station? We’ll be waiting for the follow-up report.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroHere it is: the Hideji Beer 30th Anniversary Thanksgiving Festival. Hideji Beer in Nobeoka City, Miyazaki Prefecture, is saying it’ll be held at Amu Plaza in front of Miyazaki Station from July 10 to 12.
MugiWhat! It’s being held in front of Miyazaki Station? I always think of Hideji Beer as being from Nobeoka, so just the fact that it’s coming to the station area has me restless!
Hop BroExactly. It feels like they’re making a trip from Mount Mukabaki to the city this time. And apparently about 30 kinds of draft beer will be on tap, which is an amount worthy of a 30th-anniversary milestone.
MugiThirty kinds? I’m already getting lost before I even choose! With that many, it sounds like a beer meeting is about to start!
Hop BroBut it’s not just a drinking party, which is nice. There’ll also be gourmet food and stage events. On the first day it runs from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m., and on the second and third days it looks like you can enjoy it from daytime into the evening.
MugiHuh! By the way, what kind of flavor is Hideji Beer known for? When I hear 'a regional brewery,' it feels a little intimidating!
Hop BroHideji Beer’s strength is making the most of Miyazaki ingredients and the character of the land, and it’s a brewery that works across a wide range, from fruit beers to aged beers. So this time too, you can expect a pour that feels local.
MugiI see! So in other words, it might not just be bitter, but could have a taste that feels distinctly Miyazaki. Now I kind of want to do a tasting comparison!
Hop BroExactly. And the official line is basically 'first, save the date,' so this is a case of waiting for more news. It sounds like limited items and staff stories will be coming too, so this 30th-anniversary year is not the time to let your guard down.
MugiI’m already totally ready to go! In July, I want to toast with Hideji in front of Miyazaki Station and taste the whole 30-year history!
