OGA BREWING Sets Up a Kitchen Car at Ajinomoto Stadium to Support Tokyo Verdy vs. Kawasaki Frontale
OGA BREWING announced that it will set up a kitchen car at the Tokyo Verdy vs. Kawasaki Frontale match at Ajinomoto Stadium. In a post featuring staff member Hinako, the brewery is reaching out to visitors who want to enjoy beer along with the match.
Hop BroFor the Tokyo Verdy vs. Kawasaki Frontale match at Ajinomoto Stadium, OGA BREWING announced a stall. They know how to get people in the mood for beer before kickoff.
MugiWhoa! A kitchen car at the stadium!? Beer while watching the match sounds like the perfect day off!
Hop BroAnd it's a brewery based in Mitaka City, with beers like Mitaka Pale Ale, Mitaka Wheat Ale, and Kichijoji IPA. I love how they carry the place names right in the beer.
MugiPale ale, what even is that! Wheat ale? Is that bread? Wheat? The beer world is suddenly speaking in English!
Hop BroPut simply, pale ale is the kind with a good balance of aroma and bitterness, while wheat ale is made with wheat and tends to be soft and easy to drink. The design makes it easy for beginners to get into.
MugiI see! So that's why the article said OGA BREWING aims for beers that surprise first-timers. Easy to drink but memorable is a sneaky good combo!
Hop BroExactly. And they've had a relationship with Tokyo Verdy since 2021, and they also have the 1969BEER series. Soccer and craft beer really do pair well, don't they?
MugiThe number 1969 already feels like team gear! If they're an official supplier, that means they're really in it together!
Hop BroYeah, and it's not just selling at the venue. What feels very OGA is that they brew the story of the local area. I like the idea of turning Chuo Line stations and neighborhood images into beer.
MugiHinako's post also had that kind of cheer-worthy feeling, and now I really want to toast at the stadium!
Hop BroIn the end, on days like this, you want a drink together with your cheers. If you have a beer from Mitaka in hand, both the match and the beer should be even more fun.
MugiYeah, now I really want one...! A beer for the match might be the thing that moved me most today.
Stadium Stall Timed to Match Day
OGA BREWING announced that it will set up a kitchen car for the Tokyo Verdy vs. Kawasaki Frontale match at Ajinomoto Stadium. In the post, staff member Hinako appears and calls on visitors to cheer while holding an OGA beer.
The brewery, based in Mitaka City, states on its official website that its concept is to make beers that surprise people who are drinking craft beer for the first time or have just started drinking it, and turn them into beer lovers. In addition to Mitaka Pale Ale, Mitaka Wheat Ale, and Kichijoji IPA, it also offers a series inspired by Chuo Line stations and local imagery, reflecting a style that turns the stories of places into beer.
Its ties with Tokyo Verdy run deep as well. According to the official website, OGA BREWING signed an official supplier contract with Tokyo Verdy in 2021 and has planned, produced, and sold multiple original beers under the 1969BEER series. Setting up a stall at the stadium can also be seen as an effort that naturally connects craft beer with watching soccer, showing how well the two go together.
OGA BREWING's official website also says it aims to create a place where communication across generations and smiles are born through beer. This announcement about the stall felt like a direct extension of that philosophy into the match venue. With a local brewery's beer in hand, cheering from the stadium becomes even more enjoyable. From Mitaka in Tokyo, OGA BREWING continues to send out that kind of support.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroFor the Tokyo Verdy vs. Kawasaki Frontale match at Ajinomoto Stadium, OGA BREWING announced a stall. They know how to get people in the mood for beer before kickoff.
MugiWhoa! A kitchen car at the stadium!? Beer while watching the match sounds like the perfect day off!
Hop BroAnd it's a brewery based in Mitaka City, with beers like Mitaka Pale Ale, Mitaka Wheat Ale, and Kichijoji IPA. I love how they carry the place names right in the beer.
MugiPale ale, what even is that! Wheat ale? Is that bread? Wheat? The beer world is suddenly speaking in English!
Hop BroPut simply, pale ale is the kind with a good balance of aroma and bitterness, while wheat ale is made with wheat and tends to be soft and easy to drink. The design makes it easy for beginners to get into.
MugiI see! So that's why the article said OGA BREWING aims for beers that surprise first-timers. Easy to drink but memorable is a sneaky good combo!
Hop BroExactly. And they've had a relationship with Tokyo Verdy since 2021, and they also have the 1969BEER series. Soccer and craft beer really do pair well, don't they?
MugiThe number 1969 already feels like team gear! If they're an official supplier, that means they're really in it together!
Hop BroYeah, and it's not just selling at the venue. What feels very OGA is that they brew the story of the local area. I like the idea of turning Chuo Line stations and neighborhood images into beer.
MugiHinako's post also had that kind of cheer-worthy feeling, and now I really want to toast at the stadium!
Hop BroIn the end, on days like this, you want a drink together with your cheers. If you have a beer from Mitaka in hand, both the match and the beer should be even more fun.
MugiYeah, now I really want one...! A beer for the match might be the thing that moved me most today.
