Two Days in the Wheat Field


Wakuwaku Brewery will hold its event "in the field 2026" on May 23 and 24 in a wheat field in Kawakita Town, Ishikawa Prefecture. The post describes it as a special two days to enjoy food and hands-on experiences amid wheat fields turning golden.

May 23: Wheat Bouquet Workshop


On the first day, Saturday, May 23, a "Wheat Bouquet Workshop" will be held by Kusakusa. It starts at 10:30, and participation fees begin at 1,500 yen. By making bouquets that highlight the texture of wheat, it seems like an experience that lets you take home the landscape of the field itself.

May 24: Tea Gathering in the Wheat Field


On the second day, Sunday, May 24, a "Wheat Tea Gathering" will be held. Reception runs from 9:30 to 16:00, with a limit of 50 participants and a fee of 1,500 yen. Reservations are accepted by DM. In a special area set up in the wheat field, visitors can leisurely enjoy Urasenke tea, creating a time away from everyday life.

Craft Beer Will Also Be Served


Food and drink menus will also be available. Drinks will include craft beer, several kinds of cider, coffee, and tea. Food will include sausages from the Kawakita Town Chamber of Commerce and Industry Youth Division, as well as croffles from opera_bike. Being able to enjoy craft beer in a wheat field is one of the event's unique highlights.

About Wakuwaku Brewery


Wakuwaku Brewery is a brewery in Ishikawa that continues making craft beer based on agriculture. On its official site, it is introduced as an agricultural corporation created with the goal of revitalizing the region, and it has been working on growing beer barley using fallow fields and producing its products through in-house brewing. It has eight original recipes, and its defining feature is beer-making that makes use of local ingredients and the region's climate and character.

The scenery of the wheat field, the workshop, the tea gathering, and craft beer. Wakuwaku Brewery's "in the field 2026" can be seen as an event that directly turns its underlying philosophy of "agriculture and food" into an experience.