Far Yeast Brewing to Hold Collaboration Event with Lake Kawaguchi Izakaya on April 19
On April 19, Far Yeast Brewing will hold a collaboration event, "TACOS PARTY -with Blindeye Jenkins Original Beer-", at the izakaya "High Spirits" in Fujikawaguchiko, Yamanashi, to celebrate the completion of the film "Blindeye Jenkins." It will also serve as the release party for its own beer, "Root Note."
Hop BroHere it is, Far Yeast Brewing is holding a collaboration event on April 19 at the izakaya "High Spirits" in Fujikawaguchiko for the film "Blindeye Jenkins."
MugiWait, a beer event to celebrate a film wrap-up!? And there’s even a taco party? That’s way too much information!
Hop BroAnd this one also doubles as the release party for Root Note. Centering beer while lifting the whole atmosphere of the place is a smart move.
MugiRoot Note sounds cool, but what is it?! Makomo and hemp in beer!?
Hop BroAccording to the post, it uses ingredients that have been valued since ancient times, and it’s a beer that expresses Natori’s roots of forest and blues.
MugiForest and blues in beer!? Wait, I’m already picturing a deer in sunglasses playing guitar in my head. The world-building is intense!
Hop BroAnd on top of that, there’s a taco party on the first floor and live music plus a jam session on the second floor. Drink, eat, listen, and stay busy in the best way possible.
MugiI love busy! And they’re even selling the novel the film is based on with signed copies? That’s irresistible for fans!
Hop BroFar Yeast Brewing is based at its Genryu Brewery in Kosuge Village, Yamanashi, and it excels at showcasing local ingredients and collaborations. This time too, it clearly connects place and story.
MugiSo it’s not just an event, but something that connects the town, the people, the film, and the beer. Hearing about this makes me really want to try Root Note...
Hop BroExactly, this is definitely the kind of event that makes you want to have a drink on-site. Root Note with tacos? That has to be amazing.
MugiYep, the reason to drink is complete! On April 19, let’s raise a toast in spirit with them too!
Far Yeast Brewing will hold a collaboration event with the izakaya "High Spirits" in Fujikawaguchiko, Yamanashi, starting at 3:00 p.m. on Sunday, April 19.
This project commemorates the decision to produce the film "Blindeye Jenkins," based on the autobiographical story of the restaurant's owner, Takeshi Natori. At the venue, Far Yeast Brewing will hold a release party for its beer "Root Note." A taco party is planned on the first floor, while live music and a jam session are scheduled on the second floor. The novel on which the film is based will also be sold with autographs.
The post describes "Root Note" as a special beer that uses makomo and hemp (CBD), ingredients that have long been valued in Japan, to express Natori's roots of "forest" and "blues." Far Yeast Brewing, which operates its Genryu Brewery in Kosuge Village, Yamanashi, has made a name for itself not only through its core brands but also through limited releases and collaborations that make use of local ingredients. This time as well, the project combines a sense of place with storytelling.
This event, which brings together Yamanashi's nature, a local shop, and beer in one place, seems like a collaboration very much in the spirit of Far Yeast Brewing.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroHere it is, Far Yeast Brewing is holding a collaboration event on April 19 at the izakaya "High Spirits" in Fujikawaguchiko for the film "Blindeye Jenkins."
MugiWait, a beer event to celebrate a film wrap-up!? And there’s even a taco party? That’s way too much information!
Hop BroAnd this one also doubles as the release party for Root Note. Centering beer while lifting the whole atmosphere of the place is a smart move.
MugiRoot Note sounds cool, but what is it?! Makomo and hemp in beer!?
Hop BroAccording to the post, it uses ingredients that have been valued since ancient times, and it’s a beer that expresses Natori’s roots of forest and blues.
MugiForest and blues in beer!? Wait, I’m already picturing a deer in sunglasses playing guitar in my head. The world-building is intense!
Hop BroAnd on top of that, there’s a taco party on the first floor and live music plus a jam session on the second floor. Drink, eat, listen, and stay busy in the best way possible.
MugiI love busy! And they’re even selling the novel the film is based on with signed copies? That’s irresistible for fans!
Hop BroFar Yeast Brewing is based at its Genryu Brewery in Kosuge Village, Yamanashi, and it excels at showcasing local ingredients and collaborations. This time too, it clearly connects place and story.
MugiSo it’s not just an event, but something that connects the town, the people, the film, and the beer. Hearing about this makes me really want to try Root Note...
Hop BroExactly, this is definitely the kind of event that makes you want to have a drink on-site. Root Note with tacos? That has to be amazing.
MugiYep, the reason to drink is complete! On April 19, let’s raise a toast in spirit with them too!
