Mojiko Beer Brewery to Join Kokura Festival on October 17–18
Mojiko Beer Brewery will set up a booth at a festival in Kokura on October 17 and 18, 2026. The October 17 Musha Gyoretsu samurai parade is scheduled to feature actor Ken Mitsuishi, adding a local cultural highlight to the two-day event.
Hop BroKokura's autumn is shaping up to be a blast with Mojiko Beer and a festival. Mojiko Local Beer Brewery will have a booth on October 17 and 18!
MugiWhat?! Craft beer at a festival sounds perfect! I want to stroll around with a beer for both days!
Hop BroAnd on the 17th, actor Ken Mitsuishi—who is from Kitakyushu—is scheduled to appear in the samurai procession. History and local beer are a great match.
MugiCheers while watching samurai march by?! That's an across-the-ages toast! Even the armored folks might want a pint.
Hop BroMojiko Local Beer Brewery is a Kitakyushu-based brewery. Its lineup includes Weizen, Pale Ale, Sakura Beer, and Pilsner.
MugiWow! But what exactly is Weizen? It sounds like a beer-world special move!
Hop BroWeizen is a German-style wheat beer. It often has a soft texture and banana-like aromas from its yeast character. A gentle special move, really.
MugiA special move that is gentle instead of fierce—I love it! I want to experience that wheaty softness in the festival crowd.
Hop BroChoose Pilsner for a crisp sip, or Pale Ale for hop aroma. The brewery also suggests beer-and-food pairings, so imagining it with festival snacks is half the fun.
MugiPairing isn't a fancy way to find a date?! If it means matching festival food, I am ready to research very seriously!
Hop BroThe exact beers, booth location, and serving hours still need confirmation, so check the official social media before heading over.
MugiGot it! Let's applaud the procession, toast with Kitakyushu beer, and enjoy autumn in Kokura. I already want a drink!
Mojiko Beer Brewery has announced that it will participate in a festival in Kokura on Saturday, October 17, and Sunday, October 18, 2026.
According to the brewery’s announcement, actor Ken Mitsuishi is scheduled to appear in the Musha Gyoretsu samurai parade taking place on October 17. The event offers an opportunity to enjoy local culture alongside craft beer from a brewery based in Kitakyushu.
Mojiko Beer Brewery is based in Moji Ward, Kitakyushu, and produces a range of beers including Weizen, Pale Ale, Sakura Beer, and Pilsner. At its restaurant, the brewery pairs its beers with food, presenting a style of brewing rooted in the local character of Kitakyushu.
For visitors who do not often travel to Mojiko, the festival may be a convenient chance to discover Mojiko Beer while enjoying the atmosphere of a seasonal community celebration in Kokura.
The announcement confirms the festival dates and the planned parade appearance, but does not specify the beer lineup, booth location, or serving hours. Visitors should check the venue information and the brewery’s official social media channels for the latest details.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroKokura's autumn is shaping up to be a blast with Mojiko Beer and a festival. Mojiko Local Beer Brewery will have a booth on October 17 and 18!
MugiWhat?! Craft beer at a festival sounds perfect! I want to stroll around with a beer for both days!
Hop BroAnd on the 17th, actor Ken Mitsuishi—who is from Kitakyushu—is scheduled to appear in the samurai procession. History and local beer are a great match.
MugiCheers while watching samurai march by?! That's an across-the-ages toast! Even the armored folks might want a pint.
Hop BroMojiko Local Beer Brewery is a Kitakyushu-based brewery. Its lineup includes Weizen, Pale Ale, Sakura Beer, and Pilsner.
MugiWow! But what exactly is Weizen? It sounds like a beer-world special move!
Hop BroWeizen is a German-style wheat beer. It often has a soft texture and banana-like aromas from its yeast character. A gentle special move, really.
MugiA special move that is gentle instead of fierce—I love it! I want to experience that wheaty softness in the festival crowd.
Hop BroChoose Pilsner for a crisp sip, or Pale Ale for hop aroma. The brewery also suggests beer-and-food pairings, so imagining it with festival snacks is half the fun.
MugiPairing isn't a fancy way to find a date?! If it means matching festival food, I am ready to research very seriously!
Hop BroThe exact beers, booth location, and serving hours still need confirmation, so check the official social media before heading over.
MugiGot it! Let's applaud the procession, toast with Kitakyushu beer, and enjoy autumn in Kokura. I already want a drink!
