Holare Fest to host the 4th Anjo Beer Festa 2026 on October 17
Holare Fest, the craft brewery based in Anjo, Aichi, will hold the 4th Anjo Beer Festa 2026 on Saturday, October 17, 2026. The event takes place at Anjo Anfore Negai Goto Hiroba, admission is free, and more details will be shared on the brewery’s official Instagram.
Hop BroHere’s the big one: Anjo Beer Festa 2026 is coming up. Horre Fest is holding the 4th edition on October 17, 2026.
MugiWhat! A free admission event with craft beer? That is way too nice to my wallet.
Hop BroThe venue is Anjo Anfore Negaigoto Plaza, and it runs from 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. It’s a station-area public space, so it’s easy to drop by.
MugiOhh! Horre Fest sounds familiar, but what kind of brewery is it?
Hop BroIt’s the brewery behind Den Beer, a local beer from Anjo. They also run a restaurant on site, so they’re really tied into the community.
MugiWait, then what style is Den Beer? IPA, wheat beer, something juicy? That part matters!
Hop BroThat’s the twist: the beer lineup and styles haven’t been announced yet. For now they’ve revealed the date, and more details will come on the official Anjo Den Beer Instagram.
MugiNo way, the lineup is still secret and people are already excited? This feels like eating popcorn during the trailer.
Hop BroThat’s because these events let you taste local brewery culture. It’s not just beer, it’s the whole mood of the town and the people making it.
MugiHold on, local brewery culture? Why does this suddenly sound like a lecture? Use Mugi-language, please!
Hop BroSimple: it’s the distance between town and beer. A free, easy-to-enter plaza where you can drink while feeling the brewer’s story makes me want a pint already.
MugiOkay, sold! October 17 in Anjo it is. I’m checking Instagram, and I fully plan to grab a Den Beer and have that wow-this-is-good moment too!
Holare Fest, a craft brewery in Anjo, Aichi, announced that it will host the 4th Anjo Beer Festa 2026 on Saturday, October 17, 2026. The venue is Anjo Anfore Negai Goto Hiroba at 504-1 Miyukihonmachi, Anjo City, and admission is free. The event will run from 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., giving local beer fans a full afternoon and evening to gather over craft beer.
Holare Fest is known locally as the maker behind Anjo’s regional beer, Den Beer, and it also operates the restaurant Holare Fest. In the announcement, the brewery said it will share event details gradually on the official Anjo Den Beer Instagram account, and encouraged visitors to first save the schedule.
For beer fans, the appeal of a local festival like this goes beyond simply drinking beer. It offers a chance to connect with the brewery, the city, and the people around the glass. A free, open-air venue in central Anjo makes the event easy to access, while the brewery’s continued commitment to hosting the festival highlights the steady growth of craft beer culture in the region.
More information is expected to be posted on the official Instagram account before the event. If you plan to attend, it is worth checking for updates in advance.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroHere’s the big one: Anjo Beer Festa 2026 is coming up. Horre Fest is holding the 4th edition on October 17, 2026.
MugiWhat! A free admission event with craft beer? That is way too nice to my wallet.
Hop BroThe venue is Anjo Anfore Negaigoto Plaza, and it runs from 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. It’s a station-area public space, so it’s easy to drop by.
MugiOhh! Horre Fest sounds familiar, but what kind of brewery is it?
Hop BroIt’s the brewery behind Den Beer, a local beer from Anjo. They also run a restaurant on site, so they’re really tied into the community.
MugiWait, then what style is Den Beer? IPA, wheat beer, something juicy? That part matters!
Hop BroThat’s the twist: the beer lineup and styles haven’t been announced yet. For now they’ve revealed the date, and more details will come on the official Anjo Den Beer Instagram.
MugiNo way, the lineup is still secret and people are already excited? This feels like eating popcorn during the trailer.
Hop BroThat’s because these events let you taste local brewery culture. It’s not just beer, it’s the whole mood of the town and the people making it.
MugiHold on, local brewery culture? Why does this suddenly sound like a lecture? Use Mugi-language, please!
Hop BroSimple: it’s the distance between town and beer. A free, easy-to-enter plaza where you can drink while feeling the brewer’s story makes me want a pint already.
MugiOkay, sold! October 17 in Anjo it is. I’m checking Instagram, and I fully plan to grab a Den Beer and have that wow-this-is-good moment too!
