Bakushuzo Hideji: Mr. Kanai to Appear on MRT Radio's "Sunday Radio University" on April 5
From Hideji Beer, which operates Bakushuzo Hideji, Beer Division General Manager Mr. Kanai will appear on MRT Radio's "Sunday Radio University," airing on Sunday, April 5. The program is also expected to introduce "The World of German Music and Beer," scheduled for Saturday, April 18.
Hop BroOn Miyazaki's April 5 radio appearance, Hideji Beer's Kanai will show up on "Sunday Radio University." And the fact that you'll also hear about "The World of German Music and Beer," scheduled for April 18, is pretty exciting.
MugiWait, they announce events on the radio? Being able to get a preview before the event is kind of insider-like, and that's cool!
Hop BroExactly. Bakushuzo Hideji is a directly operated beer pub in Nobeoka, on the second floor of Haniwa Kaikan in Nakamachi, Nobeoka City, Miyazaki Prefecture. And because it's all private rooms, it has a pretty calm hidden-gem feel where you can really relax and drink.
MugiOhh! All private rooms makes it feel a little more adult, even though it's a craft beer place. I like places where I can drink quietly!
Hop BroWhat you can drink there is great too. The directly operated shop info lists six draft beers, four regular varieties and two storehouse-release varieties. The lineup changes, but the tasting comparison is a fun setup.
MugiWait, what's the two storehouse-release varieties? Like, they came out of the brewery's storehouse? It already sounds delicious!
Hop BroBasically, it's a limited-feel pour separate from the regular lineup. Since you can enjoy factory-fresh draft beer in multiple styles, the interesting part is how its character changes every time you go.
MugiThat's the best! And if they have Miyazaki Jitokko chicken and chicken nanban too, it's the kind of place where the beer just keeps going!
Hop BroThat's exactly the appeal. Pairing local food with local beer really brings out the strengths of Hideji Beer, and if you go after listening to the broadcast, you can enjoy the story behind each glass too.
MugiIt's like you're not just drinking, but tasting the whole background. It feels like Nobeoka's atmosphere comes with it, and that's kind of moving.
Hop BroIn the end, you really want to enjoy it together with the story of Mukabaki Brewery too. If you listen to the radio first and then have a drink at Bakushuzo Hideji, you'll feel ready to drink even before you start.
MugiYeah, this is definitely a toast after the broadcast! First listen to the radio, then I want to enjoy drinking in Nobeoka slowly!
Announcing the event on the radio
On Miyazaki's MRT Radio, Hideji Beer's Beer Division General Manager, Mr. Kanai will appear on "Sunday Radio University," airing on Sunday, April 5 at 6:00 p.m. The program will also introduce "The World of German Music and Beer," scheduled for Saturday, April 18.
Bakushuzo Hideji is Nobeoka's directly operated beer pub
Bakushuzo Hideji is Hideji Beer's directly operated shop located on the second floor of Haniwa Kaikan, 1-4-10 Nakamachi, Nobeoka City, Miyazaki Prefecture. The interior features all private rooms, giving it a hidden-gem atmosphere where you can relax and spend time comfortably. It is a place suited to people who want to slowly enjoy craft beer with food.
What kind of beer you can drink
According to the directly operated shop information, six kinds of draft Hideji Beer (four regular varieties and two storehouse-release varieties) are listed. The lineup may change, but the appeal is that you can compare multiple styles of fresh beer delivered directly from the brewery. The food menu includes Miyazaki staples such as charcoal-grilled Miyazaki Jitokko chicken and chicken nanban.
A place worth visiting after listening
This radio appearance also connects with the appeal Bakushuzo Hideji offers every day: enjoying "local beer with local food." If you visit the shop after learning the background of the event from the broadcast, the draft beer in your glass may feel a little different. Together with Hideji Beer Mukabaki Brewery, the base of Hideji Beer, it seems likely to become an opportunity to experience Nobeoka's craft beer culture.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroOn Miyazaki's April 5 radio appearance, Hideji Beer's Kanai will show up on "Sunday Radio University." And the fact that you'll also hear about "The World of German Music and Beer," scheduled for April 18, is pretty exciting.
MugiWait, they announce events on the radio? Being able to get a preview before the event is kind of insider-like, and that's cool!
Hop BroExactly. Bakushuzo Hideji is a directly operated beer pub in Nobeoka, on the second floor of Haniwa Kaikan in Nakamachi, Nobeoka City, Miyazaki Prefecture. And because it's all private rooms, it has a pretty calm hidden-gem feel where you can really relax and drink.
MugiOhh! All private rooms makes it feel a little more adult, even though it's a craft beer place. I like places where I can drink quietly!
Hop BroWhat you can drink there is great too. The directly operated shop info lists six draft beers, four regular varieties and two storehouse-release varieties. The lineup changes, but the tasting comparison is a fun setup.
MugiWait, what's the two storehouse-release varieties? Like, they came out of the brewery's storehouse? It already sounds delicious!
Hop BroBasically, it's a limited-feel pour separate from the regular lineup. Since you can enjoy factory-fresh draft beer in multiple styles, the interesting part is how its character changes every time you go.
MugiThat's the best! And if they have Miyazaki Jitokko chicken and chicken nanban too, it's the kind of place where the beer just keeps going!
Hop BroThat's exactly the appeal. Pairing local food with local beer really brings out the strengths of Hideji Beer, and if you go after listening to the broadcast, you can enjoy the story behind each glass too.
MugiIt's like you're not just drinking, but tasting the whole background. It feels like Nobeoka's atmosphere comes with it, and that's kind of moving.
Hop BroIn the end, you really want to enjoy it together with the story of Mukabaki Brewery too. If you listen to the radio first and then have a drink at Bakushuzo Hideji, you'll feel ready to drink even before you start.
MugiYeah, this is definitely a toast after the broadcast! First listen to the radio, then I want to enjoy drinking in Nobeoka slowly!
