Yatsugatake Brewery to Hold 29th Anniversary Festival on June 5 and 6, Featuring the Kamisuzuki Brothers
Yatsugatake Brewery announced on Instagram that it will hold its 29th anniversary festival with a pre-festival on Friday, June 5 and the main festival on Saturday, June 6. It introduced the "Kamisuzuki Brothers" as the first round of special guests and also said apparel sales are planned for the day.
Hop BroHere it is, the Yatsugatake Brewery 29th Anniversary Festival. With a pre-festival on Friday, June 5 and the main festival on Saturday, June 6, Kiyosato Highlands is going to be pretty lively.
MugiWhoa! So it's a two-day event. I thought anniversary festivals usually ended in one day, so having a pre-festival too makes me happy!
Hop BroAnd the venue is the brewery in Moeginomura in the Kiyosato Highlands of Hokuto City, Yamanashi Prefecture. It feels like you get to savor the atmosphere of the land itself, which is so Yatsugatake Brewery.
MugiThat's so cool! But what's this malt-centric thing the article mentioned? That suddenly got technical.
Hop BroThat's an important point. It's designed to really bring out the richness and umami of malt, and when that's paired with the clear natural water from the southern foothills of Mount Yatsugatake, it tends to make beer that's not flashy, but deeply satisfying.
MugiOhhh! So in other words, it's not just something you gulp down, but the kind of beer that's slowly and deeply delicious. That sounds like it would go well with food too!
Hop BroExactly. And the brand name Touchdown comes from Dr. Paul Rusch, the father of Kiyosato development. I think it's great that the story of the person who helped spread American football in Japan lives on in a beer name.
MugiWhat, there's that kind of background behind a beer name? It's not just a name, it's got the story of the land in it too. It's emotional even before drinking it!
Hop BroAnd on top of that, the first guest announcement is the Kamisuzuki Brothers, which is a strong lineup. The whole vibe of "sing, drink, and have fun" already feels complete.
MugiThat's amazing! And if there's even apparel sales, I feel like I'd end up drinking, getting excited, and buying something as a souvenir!
Hop BroIt's nice that everyone gets to celebrate a milestone anniversary in a place that's been built up over 29 years. I'm curious about the next update too, and this really makes me want to have a drink on site.
MugiYeah, I'm done for. I want to toast in Kiyosato! June 5 and 6 are definitely dates to keep open!
Yatsugatake Brewery announced on Instagram that it will hold its 29th anniversary festival. In the post, it clearly stated that the event will be held over two days, with a pre-festival on Friday, June 5 and the main festival on Saturday, June 6. It also announced the "Kamisuzuki Brothers" as the first special guest introduction, and called on people to sing, drink, and enjoy themselves, while also noting that apparel sales are planned for the day.
Yatsugatake Brewery is a brewery located in Moeginomura, in the Kiyosato Highlands of Hokuto City, Yamanashi Prefecture. Its history began in 1997, when Kazumi Yamada, who had served as head of brewing development at Kirin Brewery, came to Kiyosato. The brewery promotes a "malt-centric" approach to beer making that brings out the richness and umami of malt, using the clear natural water from the southern foothills of Mount Yatsugatake.
The brand name "Touchdown" comes from Dr. Paul Rusch, known as the father of Kiyosato development, who helped introduce American football to Japan. The 29th anniversary festival seems likely to draw attention as a milestone event where the brewery's history and the background of Kiyosato come together.
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Hop BroHere it is, the Yatsugatake Brewery 29th Anniversary Festival. With a pre-festival on Friday, June 5 and the main festival on Saturday, June 6, Kiyosato Highlands is going to be pretty lively.
MugiWhoa! So it's a two-day event. I thought anniversary festivals usually ended in one day, so having a pre-festival too makes me happy!
Hop BroAnd the venue is the brewery in Moeginomura in the Kiyosato Highlands of Hokuto City, Yamanashi Prefecture. It feels like you get to savor the atmosphere of the land itself, which is so Yatsugatake Brewery.
MugiThat's so cool! But what's this malt-centric thing the article mentioned? That suddenly got technical.
Hop BroThat's an important point. It's designed to really bring out the richness and umami of malt, and when that's paired with the clear natural water from the southern foothills of Mount Yatsugatake, it tends to make beer that's not flashy, but deeply satisfying.
MugiOhhh! So in other words, it's not just something you gulp down, but the kind of beer that's slowly and deeply delicious. That sounds like it would go well with food too!
Hop BroExactly. And the brand name Touchdown comes from Dr. Paul Rusch, the father of Kiyosato development. I think it's great that the story of the person who helped spread American football in Japan lives on in a beer name.
MugiWhat, there's that kind of background behind a beer name? It's not just a name, it's got the story of the land in it too. It's emotional even before drinking it!
Hop BroAnd on top of that, the first guest announcement is the Kamisuzuki Brothers, which is a strong lineup. The whole vibe of "sing, drink, and have fun" already feels complete.
MugiThat's amazing! And if there's even apparel sales, I feel like I'd end up drinking, getting excited, and buying something as a souvenir!
Hop BroIt's nice that everyone gets to celebrate a milestone anniversary in a place that's been built up over 29 years. I'm curious about the next update too, and this really makes me want to have a drink on site.
MugiYeah, I'm done for. I want to toast in Kiyosato! June 5 and 6 are definitely dates to keep open!
