OGA BREWING Sets Up a Kitchen Car at Ajinomoto Stadium for the Tokyo V Match
OGA BREWING introduced on Instagram that it had set up a kitchen car at Ajinomoto Stadium for the match between Tokyo Verdy and Kawasaki Frontale. Staff member Hinako serves as the guide, in a scene where you can enjoy watching the game and drinking beer together.
Hop BroToday, it’s about how Mitaka’s OGA BREWING COMPANY got the Tokyo V match going with a kitchen car at Ajinomoto Stadium.
MugiWhoa! Beer at a stadium sounds amazing. You can toast while watching the game?
Hop BroExactly. And OGA is a Mitaka-born brewery with a taproom attached to its brewery, so it’s very much rooted in the local area.
MugiHuh, now I’m curious about the beer names... Does Mitaka Pale Ale taste like Mitaka?
Hop BroPutting the city name in the beer name is part of the charm. They also have Mitaka Wheat Ale and Kichijoji IPA, so it feels like they’re brewing the atmosphere of the city itself.
MugiHold on, no matter how many times I hear IPA, it still sounds like space jargon... Is the bitterness of IPA really that different?
Hop BroIn simple terms, it’s a style that tends to bring out hop aroma and bitterness clearly. So with a name like Kichijoji IPA, it’s easy to imagine that bold aromatic character.
MugiI see! And the post says Hinako is the guide, right? Having staff member Hinako there sounds so reassuring!
Hop BroThat’s right. On Instagram, they were calling on people to support the team with an OGA beer in hand, which fits perfectly with the excitement of the match.
MugiAnd it’s not just the taproom—they also do takeout and growler fills, which feels really close to everyday life.
Hop BroBeing able to drink it locally and at the stadium is a real strength. This is definitely the kind of thing that makes you want a drink before the match.
MugiYeah, I’m totally in the mood for OGA beer as the perfect companion to the Tokyo V match!
OGA (OGA) BREWING COMPANY in Mitaka, Tokyo, is a brewery with a taproom attached to its brewery. On its official website, it promotes itself with the tagline “Craft beer from Mitaka! Our first craft beer,” and offers a locally rooted lineup that includes Mitaka Pale Ale, Mitaka Wheat Ale, and Kichijoji IPA.
In this Instagram post, the brewery announced that OGA’s kitchen car would be operating at Ajinomoto Stadium, where the Tokyo Verdy vs. Kawasaki Frontale match was taking place. Along with a greeting from staff member Hinako, the post included a message like “Let’s cheer them on with an OGA beer in hand,” suggesting an intention to let people enjoy their time at the stadium with beer in hand.
OGA BREWING not only lets visitors drink beer in the space attached to the brewery, but also offers takeout and growler fills. As a Mitaka brewery, it delivers beer in places close to everyday life, while in settings like stadium events it also plays a role in accompanying the excitement of watching a match. It was a post that showed the brewery’s knack for adapting its presence, in a way that feels true to a locally rooted brewery.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday, it’s about how Mitaka’s OGA BREWING COMPANY got the Tokyo V match going with a kitchen car at Ajinomoto Stadium.
MugiWhoa! Beer at a stadium sounds amazing. You can toast while watching the game?
Hop BroExactly. And OGA is a Mitaka-born brewery with a taproom attached to its brewery, so it’s very much rooted in the local area.
MugiHuh, now I’m curious about the beer names... Does Mitaka Pale Ale taste like Mitaka?
Hop BroPutting the city name in the beer name is part of the charm. They also have Mitaka Wheat Ale and Kichijoji IPA, so it feels like they’re brewing the atmosphere of the city itself.
MugiHold on, no matter how many times I hear IPA, it still sounds like space jargon... Is the bitterness of IPA really that different?
Hop BroIn simple terms, it’s a style that tends to bring out hop aroma and bitterness clearly. So with a name like Kichijoji IPA, it’s easy to imagine that bold aromatic character.
MugiI see! And the post says Hinako is the guide, right? Having staff member Hinako there sounds so reassuring!
Hop BroThat’s right. On Instagram, they were calling on people to support the team with an OGA beer in hand, which fits perfectly with the excitement of the match.
MugiAnd it’s not just the taproom—they also do takeout and growler fills, which feels really close to everyday life.
Hop BroBeing able to drink it locally and at the stadium is a real strength. This is definitely the kind of thing that makes you want a drink before the match.
MugiYeah, I’m totally in the mood for OGA beer as the perfect companion to the Tokyo V match!
