Marugame Miroc Brewery to host Tanabata event with free nagashi-somen on July 5
Miroc Brewery, a brewpub in Marugame, Kagawa, will hold a Tanabata event on Sunday, July 5. The venue will feature seasonal decorations and free nagashi-somen while supplies last, with yukata and kimono wear encouraged.
Hop BroToday I want to talk about Marugame Miroku Brewery and its Tanabata event starting at 4 p.m. on July 5.
MugiWhat! A Tanabata event at a brewery? That already sounds fun.
Hop BroThe big draw is free flowing somen, and they will keep serving it until they run out.
MugiNo way! Until it runs out sounds like the summer version of competitive noodle chaos!
Hop BroIt is a brewpub in Marugame, Kagawa, with bamboo decorations inside, and yukata and kimono welcome adds a nice seasonal touch.
MugiWhoa, but what is a brewpub? It sounds like a robot made from a brewery and an izakaya!
Hop BroThat is not far off. It means a place that brews beer on-site and serves it there. This brewery follows a close-to-nature concept and offers beers made with local ingredients and live yeast.
MugiI thought live yeast beer was the style name! Like the beer is still on the clock while you drink it?
Hop BroThat is more about process and character, not style names like IPA or pilsner. Here there is no specific beer name, because the event itself is the star.
MugiI get it now! It really feels like a local social hub, and somen followed by a beer sounds perfect.
Hop BroThat kind of community gathering spot always makes me want a drink most. Just imagining somen first and a beer after is enough.
MugiExactly! Now I want somen and a beer while writing a wish on a strip of paper and making a toast.
Marugame Miroc Brewery in Marugame, Kagawa, will hold a Tanabata event on Sunday, July 5, starting at 4:00 p.m. until the noodles run out. According to the brewery's Instagram post, the venue has traditionally set up Tanabata decorations each year, and this year it will add a summer-themed nagashi-somen offering. The noodles will be served free of charge while supplies last.
The brewery says guests are welcome to come in yukata or kimono, and families with children are also encouraged to join. The event is designed not only as a place to drink beer, but also as a seasonal gathering where visitors can share the atmosphere of Tanabata together. The mix of decorations, communal food, and a relaxed pub setting gives the event a distinctly local feel.
Miroc Brewery is a brewpub on Kitahirayama-cho in Marugame. Its official website describes it as a brewpub in Kagawa’s Marugame area and says the brewery aims to stay close to nature, using locally sourced ingredients where possible and serving beer with live yeast. Opening hours are Tuesday to Friday from 5:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., and Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays from 2:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., with Mondays closed. The event reflects the brewery’s role as a neighborhood social space as well as a place for craft beer.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday I want to talk about Marugame Miroku Brewery and its Tanabata event starting at 4 p.m. on July 5.
MugiWhat! A Tanabata event at a brewery? That already sounds fun.
Hop BroThe big draw is free flowing somen, and they will keep serving it until they run out.
MugiNo way! Until it runs out sounds like the summer version of competitive noodle chaos!
Hop BroIt is a brewpub in Marugame, Kagawa, with bamboo decorations inside, and yukata and kimono welcome adds a nice seasonal touch.
MugiWhoa, but what is a brewpub? It sounds like a robot made from a brewery and an izakaya!
Hop BroThat is not far off. It means a place that brews beer on-site and serves it there. This brewery follows a close-to-nature concept and offers beers made with local ingredients and live yeast.
MugiI thought live yeast beer was the style name! Like the beer is still on the clock while you drink it?
Hop BroThat is more about process and character, not style names like IPA or pilsner. Here there is no specific beer name, because the event itself is the star.
MugiI get it now! It really feels like a local social hub, and somen followed by a beer sounds perfect.
Hop BroThat kind of community gathering spot always makes me want a drink most. Just imagining somen first and a beer after is enough.
MugiExactly! Now I want somen and a beer while writing a wish on a strip of paper and making a toast.
