Tsukarenaosu Brewery to Exhibit at Big Rock EXPO on February 8
Tsukarenaosu Brewery announced that it will be exhibiting at the "Big Rock Outdoor EXPO," held on February 8, 2026. The venue is the start/finish point of the "Katano Big Rock Trail," and in addition to draft beer service, sample giveaways for recovery are also planned.
Hop BroToday we're bringing you an event update. Tsukarenaosu Brewery is exhibiting at the Big Rock Outdoor EXPO on February 8, 2026!
MugiWhoa! That brewery with the super intense name!? Where is it, and from what time?
Hop BroThe venue is Hoshi no Sato Iwafune, a 5-minute walk from Keihan's Kisaichi Station. The hours are from around noon to 4:45 p.m., and it's the start/finish venue for the Katano Big Rock Trail.
MugiHuh? But when I hear 'draft beer,' it sounds like some scary competition where you chug straight from the barrel!?
Hop BroThat's way too wild. Draft beer means beer poured from a keg. It tends to feel fresh, and it's perfect for a drink after finishing.
MugiWhat is that, amazing! And they're also handing out RUNSHOT samples? That's way too kind to recovery diehards.
Hop BroExactly, recovery design is the key point of this booth. The beer name they mentioned in the post is the 'event collaboration beer,' and the style hasn't been announced, but if it's for after a run, you can't help hoping for something light and easy to drink.
MugiBy style, you mean the type of beer, not an outfit, right? I panic every time because I think you're talking about fashion!
Hop BroThat style! It's basically the blueprint for bitterness, aroma, and alcohol strength. Tsukarenaosu is a Hyogo brewery from Minamiawaji that champions 'a glass that seeps into a tired heart,' so it's nice that even at events they're clearly aiming for a true 'recovery drink.'
MugiI'm happy that even non-runners can go and watch! Let's cheer at the finish and clink draft beers too!
Tsukarenaosu Brewery revealed its event appearance in an Instagram post published at 11:58 p.m. on February 3, 2026, saying, "I want to exhibit at the Big Rock Outdoor EXPO!"
According to the post, the booth will be open from around noon to 4:45 p.m. on Sunday, February 8, and the venue will be Hoshi no Sato Iwafune (a 5-minute walk from Kisaichi Station on the Keihan Line). The EXPO will be held at the start/finish venue for the trail-running event "Katano Big Rock Trail."
For the day of the event, the brewery plans to offer draft beer with runners' post-finish recovery in mind. The post also mentions sample distribution of RUNSHOT at the recovery booth, making the booth clearly aimed at visitors looking to take care of their condition after running. The post also refers to information about purchasing the event collaboration beer.
Known as a brewery from Hyogo, Tsukarenaosu Brewery states on its official website that it "brews calmly and sincerely in a corner of Minamiawaji" and offers "a glass that seeps into a tired heart." This announcement also made clear the brewery's familiar position at outdoor events: a place serving not only competitors, but also visitors who come to watch and cheer, with a distinctly Tsukarenaosu-style emphasis on a "recovery drink."
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday we're bringing you an event update. Tsukarenaosu Brewery is exhibiting at the Big Rock Outdoor EXPO on February 8, 2026!
MugiWhoa! That brewery with the super intense name!? Where is it, and from what time?
Hop BroThe venue is Hoshi no Sato Iwafune, a 5-minute walk from Keihan's Kisaichi Station. The hours are from around noon to 4:45 p.m., and it's the start/finish venue for the Katano Big Rock Trail.
MugiHuh? But when I hear 'draft beer,' it sounds like some scary competition where you chug straight from the barrel!?
Hop BroThat's way too wild. Draft beer means beer poured from a keg. It tends to feel fresh, and it's perfect for a drink after finishing.
MugiWhat is that, amazing! And they're also handing out RUNSHOT samples? That's way too kind to recovery diehards.
Hop BroExactly, recovery design is the key point of this booth. The beer name they mentioned in the post is the 'event collaboration beer,' and the style hasn't been announced, but if it's for after a run, you can't help hoping for something light and easy to drink.
MugiBy style, you mean the type of beer, not an outfit, right? I panic every time because I think you're talking about fashion!
Hop BroThat style! It's basically the blueprint for bitterness, aroma, and alcohol strength. Tsukarenaosu is a Hyogo brewery from Minamiawaji that champions 'a glass that seeps into a tired heart,' so it's nice that even at events they're clearly aiming for a true 'recovery drink.'
MugiI'm happy that even non-runners can go and watch! Let's cheer at the finish and clink draft beers too!
