Iwami Bakushu to Serve Craft Beer at Sitar and Night Bazaar
Iwami Bakushu will join “Sitar and Night Bazaar” at Bakukaya Gallery in Hashi, Gotsu, Shimane, on October 17, 2026. The event combines sitar and handpan performances with spice cuisine, craft beer, and handmade goods from around the world.
Hop BroOn October 17, Iwami Beer will join Sitar and Night Bazaar in Hashi, Gotsu, Shimane!
MugiWhat? Beer and sitar together? That sounds like a wonderfully exotic night!
Hop BroIt will be at Bakukouya Gallery, upstairs from CURRY & BEER Sanshouo. Iwami Beer is based at the Kazenokuni brewery resort.
MugiA brewery at a hot-spring resort sounds perfect! So which beer styles will they pour?
Hop BroThe specific beers and styles have not been announced yet. Still, enjoying Iwami Beer craft brews with spice-forward food is the big draw.
MugiNot announced? My taste buds are already searching for mystery beer!
Hop BroSpiced dishes can pair beautifully with malty depth or hop bitterness that cleans up the finish. That is the joy of pairing.
MugiPairing means the beer and food hold hands and dance? So it is matching flavors together?
Hop BroExactly! They make each other taste better. From 11 a.m., admission is free, with lunch and handmade goods from around the world.
MugiAnd there is live music at night! Sitar and handpan with beer sounds like music with extra spice!
Hop BroThere are two sets, at 7 and 8 p.m. The 2,000-yen fee includes a spice-food plate, plus one drink, and night attendance requires a reservation.
MugiThen I will get an Iwami Beer, you can sample the original ginger ale, and we will raise a glass in Hashi!
Iwami Bakushu will serve craft beer at “Sitar and Night Bazaar,” taking place on Saturday, October 17, 2026, at Bakukaya Gallery in Hashi, Gotsu, Shimane. The venue is located on the second floor of CURRY & BEER Sanshouo, creating a setting where music, food, craft beer, and handmade goods come together.
The daytime program begins at 11:00. Guests can enjoy lunch from Sanshouo alongside handmade goods selected by HINUITO, a shop featuring items discovered during travels around the world. Admission to the daytime program is free.
From 18:00, the evening program will feature sitar player Megumi Matsuzaki and handpan player Takanori Santo. Performances are scheduled for 19:00–19:30 and 20:00–20:30. The participation fee is 2,000 yen, including the music charge and a spice-food plate. Guests are also required to order one drink separately.
The drinks will include craft beer from Iwami Bakushu, whose brewery is located at the Funo Kuni hot-spring resort in Sakurae, Gotsu. The event announcement does not identify individual beer names or styles, but it offers an opportunity to pair Iwami Bakushu’s beers with richly aromatic spice cuisine. The brewery’s original ginger ale will also be available.
Iwami Bakushu operates as a brewpub in a relaxed hot-spring resort setting. For this event, its beer will be enjoyed in a gallery atmosphere shaped by the evocative sound of the sitar, the resonant tones of the handpan, and the lively feel of an Asian night bazaar. Advance reservations are required for the evening program through Sanshouo’s official LINE account or Instagram direct messages.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroOn October 17, Iwami Beer will join Sitar and Night Bazaar in Hashi, Gotsu, Shimane!
MugiWhat? Beer and sitar together? That sounds like a wonderfully exotic night!
Hop BroIt will be at Bakukouya Gallery, upstairs from CURRY & BEER Sanshouo. Iwami Beer is based at the Kazenokuni brewery resort.
MugiA brewery at a hot-spring resort sounds perfect! So which beer styles will they pour?
Hop BroThe specific beers and styles have not been announced yet. Still, enjoying Iwami Beer craft brews with spice-forward food is the big draw.
MugiNot announced? My taste buds are already searching for mystery beer!
Hop BroSpiced dishes can pair beautifully with malty depth or hop bitterness that cleans up the finish. That is the joy of pairing.
MugiPairing means the beer and food hold hands and dance? So it is matching flavors together?
Hop BroExactly! They make each other taste better. From 11 a.m., admission is free, with lunch and handmade goods from around the world.
MugiAnd there is live music at night! Sitar and handpan with beer sounds like music with extra spice!
Hop BroThere are two sets, at 7 and 8 p.m. The 2,000-yen fee includes a spice-food plate, plus one drink, and night attendance requires a reservation.
MugiThen I will get an Iwami Beer, you can sample the original ginger ale, and we will raise a glass in Hashi!
