Six Nagoya Breweries Unite for the Collaborative Nagoya Union Project
MYA BREW, based in Nagoya’s Chikusa Ward, is taking part in Nagoya Union, a collaboration bringing together six breweries around a shared theme. The project highlights the city’s growing craft beer community and the distinct character of each participating brewery.
Hop BroGreat news for Nagoya craft-beer fans: Nagoya Union is a fun project bringing together six breweries.
MugiSix breweries?! Does that mean they’re all making one beer together?
Hop BroNot exactly. They share a common theme while brewing beers that highlight each brewery’s personality.
MugiOne theme, but everyone is different? That sounds like a beer-world school festival!
Hop BroExactly! The lineup is Myā Brew, Tall Boys Brewing, Butterfly Brewery, BREWPUB OZONE, MARTINEZ BREWERY, and Y.MARKET BREWING—six Nagoya-area breweries.
MugiA tasting flight would be so fun! But does brewing just mean changing the recipe?
Hop BroIt goes beyond recipes: yeast handling and when hops are added reveal each brewery’s brewing philosophy.
MugiBrewing philosophy?! Beer has a worldview? Mine is: cheers first, questions later!
Hop BroHa, that’s a valid philosophy! With the same theme, one brewery might make a crisp ale while another creates a hoppy IPA—totally different flavors.
MugiWow—six answers to one idea. It makes me want to explore the city one glass at a time!
Hop BroThat’s the spirit. Based in Chikusa Ward, Myā Brew also runs a bar-style taproom and is a locally rooted brewery.
MugiI want to hop between taprooms with Nagoya Union in hand! Until the details arrive, let’s raise a glass—cheers to Nagoya!
MYA BREW has introduced Nagoya Union, a collaboration project connecting six breweries in and around Nagoya through a common theme.
The participating breweries are MYA BREW, Tall Boys Brewing, Butterfly Brewery, BREWPUB OZONE, MARTINEZ BREWERY, and Y.MARKET BREWING. Each brewery has developed its own brewing style, philosophy, and local presence, making the project an opportunity to bring different perspectives together under one concept.
Nagoya Union is more than a simple shared release. By establishing a common framework while allowing each brewery to contribute its own ideas and techniques, the project is designed to showcase both the unity and diversity of Nagoya’s craft beer scene.
Based in Chikusa Ward, MYA BREW represents a newer generation of Nagoya breweries. The brewery has built a local identity through carefully made beers and a casual, pub-style taproom where drinkers can enjoy them close to the source. It also actively takes part in beer festivals and local beer communities, making collaboration a natural extension of its work.
Nagoya’s craft beer culture has continued to grow, with independent breweries and taprooms giving drinkers more ways to explore the city one pint at a time. Nagoya Union offers another route into that scene: beer fans can follow a shared theme while discovering how each brewery interprets it. Further details on the individual beers and serving locations will be worth watching.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroGreat news for Nagoya craft-beer fans: Nagoya Union is a fun project bringing together six breweries.
MugiSix breweries?! Does that mean they’re all making one beer together?
Hop BroNot exactly. They share a common theme while brewing beers that highlight each brewery’s personality.
MugiOne theme, but everyone is different? That sounds like a beer-world school festival!
Hop BroExactly! The lineup is Myā Brew, Tall Boys Brewing, Butterfly Brewery, BREWPUB OZONE, MARTINEZ BREWERY, and Y.MARKET BREWING—six Nagoya-area breweries.
MugiA tasting flight would be so fun! But does brewing just mean changing the recipe?
Hop BroIt goes beyond recipes: yeast handling and when hops are added reveal each brewery’s brewing philosophy.
MugiBrewing philosophy?! Beer has a worldview? Mine is: cheers first, questions later!
Hop BroHa, that’s a valid philosophy! With the same theme, one brewery might make a crisp ale while another creates a hoppy IPA—totally different flavors.
MugiWow—six answers to one idea. It makes me want to explore the city one glass at a time!
Hop BroThat’s the spirit. Based in Chikusa Ward, Myā Brew also runs a bar-style taproom and is a locally rooted brewery.
MugiI want to hop between taprooms with Nagoya Union in hand! Until the details arrive, let’s raise a glass—cheers to Nagoya!
