Onajiananomujina in Kobe updates seven taps with Onidensetsu’s new opening
The beer pub Onajiananomujina in Kobe’s Sannomiya district has refreshed its tap list. The lineup is led by a new Onidensetsu opening, alongside hazy beers from Breakedge and Marlowe, making it a tap list built for drink-now freshness.
Hop BroToday’s topic is Onaji Ana no Mujina in Sannomiya, where they just refreshed their seven-tap lineup.
MugiOoh, that already sounds fun, and if there’s a brand-new keg leading off, I’m listening!
Hop BroThe first tap is from Oni Densetsu in Noboribetsu, Hokkaido: Kinki Teilus Single Ver.: Toru. It’s built around hop aroma, so putting it in the top slot makes perfect sense.
MugiWait, Single Ver.: Toru means what exactly? That name sounds powerful, mysterious, and slightly dangerous!
Hop BroThe fun part is that it’s really a hop-aroma-focused pour. In plain terms, they’re narrowing the spotlight so you can clearly enjoy the character of the hops.
MugiGot it! And with Breakedge’s Approach: Nigori plus Marlowe on the board, this feels like a full hazy rush, right?
Hop BroExactly. Tap 4 and 6 are Marlowe’s William: Nigori and Ghost Signatures: 3cone: Nigori, and tap 7 is Marlowe x Beak Brewing’s YEAHNOYEAH: Nigori, so the hazy-leaning lineup is very obvious.
MugiThe second you say hazy, I panic a little. Cloudy can taste good? It still counts as beer even if it looks like juice?
Hop BroAbsolutely. You often get a softer mouthfeel and bright fruit-like aromas, so even if it looks cloudy, it can be really expressive. They also show keg levels, which makes it easier to target what’s pouring well right now.
MugiThat’s dangerously appealing... and with taps 2 and 5 marked Coming Soon, this place is built for side-by-side tasting.
Hop BroThat’s Onaji Ana no Mujina’s style. The owner only pours what they personally think is great, so it’s a strong spot for freshness-first draft beer.
MugiThen it’s settled. Start with Oni Densetsu for the aroma, then dive into Marlowe’s hazies. I want to go to Sannomiya now!
Today’s taps
Onajiananomujina’s latest tap list is built around seven lines. The first pour is Kinoni Teyaru Single Ver.: Tō from Onidensetsu in Noboribetsu, Hokkaido, opened as a new tap. The list also features Approach: Nigu from Breakedge in Hiroshima, William: Nigu and Ghost Signatures: 3cone: Nigu from Marlowe, plus YEAHNOYEAH: Nigu from Marlowe x Beak Brewing, giving the lineup a clear hazy-leaning character.
Lines 2 and 5 are marked “coming soon,” so the board is changing in real time. Some taps also show remaining volume, which makes it easier to target the beers that are drinking best right now. The result is a list that rewards anyone who likes to follow fresh kegs as they move.
About the venue
Onajiananomujina is a craft-beer-focused beer pub tucked into a side street in Sannomiya, Kobe. The bar’s approach is simple: pour only beers the owner believes are genuinely good, with an emphasis on fresh draft from Japan and overseas. It also offers canned and bottled beers, so guests can keep exploring even as the taps rotate.
For beer fans who want to chase what is pouring right now in Kobe, this kind of daily tap update is exactly the sort of lineup worth watching.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday’s topic is Onaji Ana no Mujina in Sannomiya, where they just refreshed their seven-tap lineup.
MugiOoh, that already sounds fun, and if there’s a brand-new keg leading off, I’m listening!
Hop BroThe first tap is from Oni Densetsu in Noboribetsu, Hokkaido: Kinki Teilus Single Ver.: Toru. It’s built around hop aroma, so putting it in the top slot makes perfect sense.
MugiWait, Single Ver.: Toru means what exactly? That name sounds powerful, mysterious, and slightly dangerous!
Hop BroThe fun part is that it’s really a hop-aroma-focused pour. In plain terms, they’re narrowing the spotlight so you can clearly enjoy the character of the hops.
MugiGot it! And with Breakedge’s Approach: Nigori plus Marlowe on the board, this feels like a full hazy rush, right?
Hop BroExactly. Tap 4 and 6 are Marlowe’s William: Nigori and Ghost Signatures: 3cone: Nigori, and tap 7 is Marlowe x Beak Brewing’s YEAHNOYEAH: Nigori, so the hazy-leaning lineup is very obvious.
MugiThe second you say hazy, I panic a little. Cloudy can taste good? It still counts as beer even if it looks like juice?
Hop BroAbsolutely. You often get a softer mouthfeel and bright fruit-like aromas, so even if it looks cloudy, it can be really expressive. They also show keg levels, which makes it easier to target what’s pouring well right now.
MugiThat’s dangerously appealing... and with taps 2 and 5 marked Coming Soon, this place is built for side-by-side tasting.
Hop BroThat’s Onaji Ana no Mujina’s style. The owner only pours what they personally think is great, so it’s a strong spot for freshness-first draft beer.
MugiThen it’s settled. Start with Oni Densetsu for the aroma, then dive into Marlowe’s hazies. I want to go to Sannomiya now!
