Koshien Outfield Brewery to hold 4th Beer Run indoors on July 26
Koshien Outfield Brewery (KOB) will host its 4th Beer Run on Sunday, July 26. For this midsummer edition, the event moves indoors as a “non-running” Beer Run, combining a running workshop with free-flowing craft beer in a format that should welcome beginners.
Hop BroKoshien Outfield Brewery has a pretty fun one here: the 4th Beer Run. On July 26, they’re doing an indoor version that doesn’t actually involve running.
MugiWait, what? A beer run with no running? No-running Beer Run is such a chaotic name and I kind of love it!
Hop BroSince it’s in the middle of summer, they’re not sending people out into the heat. The first half is a running workshop led by trainer Yoshida.
MugiOkay, but what does that even mean? Care and conditioning sounds like something from a hardcore sports camp!
Hop BroIt’s basically about loosening up your body, recovering from fatigue, and avoiding injuries. So really, it’s like a body maintenance class for beginners.
MugiOh, that actually helps a lot! If running isn’t required, then it really is a beginner-friendly setup, right?
Hop BroExactly. Then from 10:30 to noon, KOB opens up all-you-can-drink beers from its full lineup. That’s where the event really shows its true colors.
MugiThat is incredible! Learn first, drink after? That’s basically reward mode activated!
Hop BroThe fee is 4,500 yen for the class and beer package, the Beer Run T-shirt ticket is 1,500 yen, and the deadline is July 10. They also offer an optional brewery tour if you want more than just the drinks.
MugiA tour too? And with only 20 spots plus rain or shine scheduling, this feels like something that’ll fill up fast!
Hop BroIt’s right by Koshien Stadium too, so pairing movement and beer in one place really gives it that classic KOB vibe. Honestly, I already feel ready for the first pint.
MugiSame here! Stretch, learn, tour, then toast? That sounds perfect. I am fully ready for a KOB pint right now!
Koshien Outfield Brewery (KOB), a craft brewery in Nishinomiya, Hyogo, near Hanshin Koshien Stadium, will host its 4th Beer Run on Sunday, July 26 from 9:00 a.m. to noon. Because the event is taking place in midsummer, this edition will be held indoors as a "non-running" Beer Run, pairing a running workshop with free-flowing craft beer.
The first half, from 9:00 to 10:30, will be led by trainer Yoshida and focuses on care and conditioning, including body maintenance, recovery, and injury prevention. From 10:30 to noon, participants can enjoy all KOB beers on tap. The format is designed to be accessible even for people who are new to running.
Participation is priced at 4,500 yen for the workshop plus drinks. A Beer Run T-shirt ticket is available for 1,500 yen, with the application deadline set for July 10. Brewery tours are available on request. Capacity is limited to 20 people, and the event will be held rain or shine. For a brewery built next to one of Japan's most famous ballparks, it is a fitting way to connect sport, beer, and local community.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroKoshien Outfield Brewery has a pretty fun one here: the 4th Beer Run. On July 26, they’re doing an indoor version that doesn’t actually involve running.
MugiWait, what? A beer run with no running? No-running Beer Run is such a chaotic name and I kind of love it!
Hop BroSince it’s in the middle of summer, they’re not sending people out into the heat. The first half is a running workshop led by trainer Yoshida.
MugiOkay, but what does that even mean? Care and conditioning sounds like something from a hardcore sports camp!
Hop BroIt’s basically about loosening up your body, recovering from fatigue, and avoiding injuries. So really, it’s like a body maintenance class for beginners.
MugiOh, that actually helps a lot! If running isn’t required, then it really is a beginner-friendly setup, right?
Hop BroExactly. Then from 10:30 to noon, KOB opens up all-you-can-drink beers from its full lineup. That’s where the event really shows its true colors.
MugiThat is incredible! Learn first, drink after? That’s basically reward mode activated!
Hop BroThe fee is 4,500 yen for the class and beer package, the Beer Run T-shirt ticket is 1,500 yen, and the deadline is July 10. They also offer an optional brewery tour if you want more than just the drinks.
MugiA tour too? And with only 20 spots plus rain or shine scheduling, this feels like something that’ll fill up fast!
Hop BroIt’s right by Koshien Stadium too, so pairing movement and beer in one place really gives it that classic KOB vibe. Honestly, I already feel ready for the first pint.
MugiSame here! Stretch, learn, tour, then toast? That sounds perfect. I am fully ready for a KOB pint right now!
