Nagahama Roman Beer announces it will participate in Craft Beer Live 2026 in May at ATC
Nagahama Roman Beer Brewing House announced on Instagram that it will take part in "Craft Beer Live 2026," to be held on May 23 and 24 at ATC Piloti Square in Osaka Nanko. As a two-day beer festival bringing together breweries from across Kansai, it is calling on visitors to attend.
Hop BroHere it is, Nagahama Roman Beer has announced it will take part in the beer festival in Osaka Nanko.
MugiWait, is Craft Beer Live 2026 really that big of an event!?
Hop BroYep, it’s billed as one of Kansai's largest beer festivals, and you can enjoy it for two full days.
MugiWow, May 23 and 24 are on the weekend too, so it’s easy to go!
Hop BroThe venue is ATC Piloti Square, and breweries from all over Kansai will be there, so tasting side by side should be a blast.
MugiTasting side by side, are the personalities of each brewery really that different?
Hop BroTotally different. The way they use hops, the malt character, even the yeast aroma comes through, so even craft beers can feel like completely different drinks.
MugiWhoa, the jargon just hit me all at once! But hearing about the hops aroma does sound pretty cool!
Hop BroNagahama Roman Beer has been brewing since 1996, and it’s a brewery that has been serving fresh draft beer straight from the keg in Nagahama.
MugiI like that historic feel. It makes me want to drink there because it feels like a perfect match with the town of Nagahama!
Hop BroAnd since it’s a brewery with a restaurant too, if you like it at the event, it’s the kind of place that makes you want to drink there in person as well.
MugiI can’t help it, I’m getting restless and want to put a weekend beer festival on my schedule!
On April 26, Nagahama Roman Beer Brewing House posted on Instagram, saying, "This year, one of Kansai's largest beer festivals is coming again," and announced "Craft Beer Live 2026" in Osaka Nanko. In the post, it introduced the two-day event on May 23 and 24 at ATC Piloti Square, where breweries from across Kansai will gather and visitors can enjoy craft beer.
Nagahama Roman Beer is a brewery with a brewhouse and restaurant in Nagahama City, Shiga Prefecture. Its official website says the brewery has been making craft beer since 1996 and has also worked on limited seasonal brews in addition to its standard lineup. That background, rooted in the historic townscape of Nagahama, naturally connects with this event announcement, where freshly kegged draft beer has long been served.
This post conveys how a brewery nurtured in Nagahama is expanding its distinct character to a large Kansai beer festival. Osaka Nanko, where the event will be held, is easy to access, and the appeal lies in being able to compare the individuality of many different breweries over two days. It is an event worth checking out not only for fans of Nagahama Roman Beer, but also for anyone who wants to explore Kansai craft beer broadly.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroHere it is, Nagahama Roman Beer has announced it will take part in the beer festival in Osaka Nanko.
MugiWait, is Craft Beer Live 2026 really that big of an event!?
Hop BroYep, it’s billed as one of Kansai's largest beer festivals, and you can enjoy it for two full days.
MugiWow, May 23 and 24 are on the weekend too, so it’s easy to go!
Hop BroThe venue is ATC Piloti Square, and breweries from all over Kansai will be there, so tasting side by side should be a blast.
MugiTasting side by side, are the personalities of each brewery really that different?
Hop BroTotally different. The way they use hops, the malt character, even the yeast aroma comes through, so even craft beers can feel like completely different drinks.
MugiWhoa, the jargon just hit me all at once! But hearing about the hops aroma does sound pretty cool!
Hop BroNagahama Roman Beer has been brewing since 1996, and it’s a brewery that has been serving fresh draft beer straight from the keg in Nagahama.
MugiI like that historic feel. It makes me want to drink there because it feels like a perfect match with the town of Nagahama!
Hop BroAnd since it’s a brewery with a restaurant too, if you like it at the event, it’s the kind of place that makes you want to drink there in person as well.
MugiI can’t help it, I’m getting restless and want to put a weekend beer festival on my schedule!
