Nutori Brewing Continues Recruiting Members for the “Nutori Friends Club”; March Applications Qualify for Early-Bird Pricing
Nutori Brewing in Kawaguchi, Saitama, announced that recruitment for its membership program, the “Nutori Friends Club,” will continue. According to the post, as of March 24 there were 30 members. The brewery is calling for applications toward its goal of 50 members, and says signups made in March are eligible for an early-bird discount.
Hop BroNews just came out from Nutori Brewing in Kawaguchi about the continued recruitment for the Nutori Friends Club. This is definitely something local beer fans won’t want to miss.
MugiWhoa! That sounds like a club activity, but in a fun way. What happens when you join the Nutori Friends Club?
Hop BroAs of March 24, there were 30 members, and the goal is 50. Applications made in March qualify for early-bird pricing. They’re accepting both new applications and renewals, which is considerate.
MugiWow! And if they hit the goal, they’re even talking about an off-line meetup, right? The name Nutori Friends meetup is adorable!
Hop BroThis is what you’d call community-driven operations. It’s a setup that brings in regulars and newcomers alike and helps everyone shape the shop’s experience together.
MugiWhat does that even mean? Fancy words! So basically, it means everyone helps build the shop?
Hop BroExactly, that’s the super simple version. And Nutori is doing brewing in a 50-year-old apartment, continuing to make house beer with a small tank since February 2021, which gives it a lot of character.
MugiWhoa, that’s romantic! And it’s not just beer, the nourishing meals are also substantial. That’s less like a drinking party and more like a reward meal.
Hop BroThis article is an announcement about member recruitment, so no specific beer names are listed. Styles and individual labels haven’t been announced either, so checking directly at the shop is the most reliable option.
MugiGot it. Then I’ll check with the staff in the shop first and decide whether to join while the early-bird offer is still available!
MugiJust imagining it makes me hungry and thirsty, and I’m super hyped to go drink in Kawaguchi!
Hop BroThen it’s settled. Check out the club, and let’s toast with the first drink. Let’s go enjoy the whole Nutori atmosphere!
Latest Notice on Recruiting Members for the “Nutori Friends Club”
Nutori Brewing reported on Instagram that, for next year’s “Nutori Friends Club,” 30 people had joined as of March 24. At the same time, it is continuing to recruit members toward its stated goal of 50.
In the post, the brewery also mentioned plans for a potential “Nutori Friends meetup” if membership reaches 50, suggesting an operation built around community. It also announced that applications made in March are eligible for an early-bird discount. It is accepting applications not only from new members, but also from renewing members.
Key Points to Know Before Applying
The main points made in this announcement are as follows:
- As of March 24, membership stood at 30
- The goal is 50 members (with mention of holding a meetup)
- Early-bird pricing applies to applications made in March
- Both new and renewing members are accepted
- For details, ask the staff in the shop
The post does not provide many details about membership perks or the fee structure, so anyone considering joining should confirm the specifics directly in the shop.
Background on the Brewery
According to its official website, Nutori Brewing (Kawaguchi, Saitama) has been making house beer since February 2021 in a 50-year-old apartment building, using a small tank to full effect. In the space attached to the brewery, it serves not only craft beer but also "nourishing meals" such as shumai, game meat, and seasonal obanzai. Its hallmark is a style that lets people enjoy food and the place as one, rather than beer alone.
This recruitment drive for the “Nutori Friends Club” can be seen as an effort to extend that everyday brewery experience beyond regulars to new drinkers as well. For those who want to keep enjoying the local brewery culture coming out of Kawaguchi, March looks like a good time to consider joining.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroNews just came out from Nutori Brewing in Kawaguchi about the continued recruitment for the Nutori Friends Club. This is definitely something local beer fans won’t want to miss.
MugiWhoa! That sounds like a club activity, but in a fun way. What happens when you join the Nutori Friends Club?
Hop BroAs of March 24, there were 30 members, and the goal is 50. Applications made in March qualify for early-bird pricing. They’re accepting both new applications and renewals, which is considerate.
MugiWow! And if they hit the goal, they’re even talking about an off-line meetup, right? The name Nutori Friends meetup is adorable!
Hop BroThis is what you’d call community-driven operations. It’s a setup that brings in regulars and newcomers alike and helps everyone shape the shop’s experience together.
MugiWhat does that even mean? Fancy words! So basically, it means everyone helps build the shop?
Hop BroExactly, that’s the super simple version. And Nutori is doing brewing in a 50-year-old apartment, continuing to make house beer with a small tank since February 2021, which gives it a lot of character.
MugiWhoa, that’s romantic! And it’s not just beer, the nourishing meals are also substantial. That’s less like a drinking party and more like a reward meal.
Hop BroThis article is an announcement about member recruitment, so no specific beer names are listed. Styles and individual labels haven’t been announced either, so checking directly at the shop is the most reliable option.
MugiGot it. Then I’ll check with the staff in the shop first and decide whether to join while the early-bird offer is still available!
MugiJust imagining it makes me hungry and thirsty, and I’m super hyped to go drink in Kawaguchi!
Hop BroThen it’s settled. Check out the club, and let’s toast with the first drink. Let’s go enjoy the whole Nutori atmosphere!
