HIMALAYA BREWING to Set Up a Craft Beer Booth at the Ryuzosan Festival in Kitahiroshima Town
HIMALAYA BREWING, based in Kitahiroshima Town, Hiroshima Prefecture, will set up a booth at the 'Ryuzosan Festival' on April 19. The venue is BASE CAMP Toyohira, and the local event will feature music, food, and wine. A brewery from the mountain foothills is joining a community gathering.
Hop BroIt's HIMALAYA BREWING that's setting up a booth at the Ryuzosan Festival in Kitahiroshima Town, Hiroshima Prefecture. It's happening on April 19, and it feels great that a brewery in the mountains is taking part right in the middle of a local event.
MugiWait, it's being held at BASE CAMP Toyohira! Drinking craft beer in the mountains sounds exciting enough on its own!
Hop BroDoors open at 10:00 and the event ends at 16:00, and I love the local feel of having music, food, and wine all there. Advance tickets are 1,500 yen and same-day tickets are 2,000 yen, so it's perfect for dropping in and spending a whole day there.
MugiBut seriously, what is fermented Chinese cuisine? If Chinese food gets fermented, that's such a different genre that I can't wrap my head around it!
Hop BroThat's the interesting part: it means dishes that bring out the richness of fermentation, you know. Since they'll have everything from veggie burgers to game skewers, it's a pretty strong event in terms of the breadth of food.
MugiWow! And with natural wine, hammocks, and even accessories, it feels like a whole-day stay-type event!
Hop BroExactly. HIMALAYA BREWING is based in Nagasasa in Kitahiroshima Town, and as a brewery rooted in the town, it fits right in with the local atmosphere. Drinking there lets you taste the scenery of the place along with the beer.
MugiSo it's not just a booth, it's a glass that connects you to the land. Beer suddenly feels like such a romantic drink!
Hop BroAnd with craft beer, what's great isn't just the aroma and bitterness, but how it makes you imagine the atmosphere of the mountain foothills. In a setting like this, it leaves a much stronger memory than an ordinary pint.
MugiYeah, I really want to go! If I drink a Kitahiroshima pint in the festival atmosphere, it's absolutely going to taste amazing. My throat is already walking to the venue ahead of me!
Event Overview
The 'Ryuzosan Festival' to be held on Sunday, April 19, 2026, is an event at BASE CAMP Toyohira. The venue opens at 10:00 and closes at 16:00, with advance tickets at 1,500 yen and same-day tickets at 2,000 yen. In the post, the second batch of vendor introductions showcased a diverse mix of food and drink, retail, and relaxation.
HIMALAYA BREWING's Booth
One of those vendors is HIMALAYA BREWING, which brews and sells craft beer in Kitahiroshima Town, Yamagata District, Hiroshima Prefecture. Based in Nagasasa, Kitahiroshima Town, the brewery continues making beer close to its mountain setting, and that naturally links it to participation in local events.
Its Reach as a Local Event
This lineup also includes fermented Chinese dishes, natural wine, veggie burgers, game skewers, hammocks, accessories, and more, with vendors that each have their own distinct character. With music, food, and craft elements overlapping, visitors should be able to enjoy the event in multiple ways throughout the day.
Like HIMALAYA BREWING, a brewery rooted in the town taking part in a local event turns beer into more than just a drink; it becomes a gateway to feeling the atmosphere of the place and the flow of people. Being able to taste a beer brewed in Kitahiroshima Town at a festival held in the same town gives this event a meaning that is uniquely its own.
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Hop BroIt's HIMALAYA BREWING that's setting up a booth at the Ryuzosan Festival in Kitahiroshima Town, Hiroshima Prefecture. It's happening on April 19, and it feels great that a brewery in the mountains is taking part right in the middle of a local event.
MugiWait, it's being held at BASE CAMP Toyohira! Drinking craft beer in the mountains sounds exciting enough on its own!
Hop BroDoors open at 10:00 and the event ends at 16:00, and I love the local feel of having music, food, and wine all there. Advance tickets are 1,500 yen and same-day tickets are 2,000 yen, so it's perfect for dropping in and spending a whole day there.
MugiBut seriously, what is fermented Chinese cuisine? If Chinese food gets fermented, that's such a different genre that I can't wrap my head around it!
Hop BroThat's the interesting part: it means dishes that bring out the richness of fermentation, you know. Since they'll have everything from veggie burgers to game skewers, it's a pretty strong event in terms of the breadth of food.
MugiWow! And with natural wine, hammocks, and even accessories, it feels like a whole-day stay-type event!
Hop BroExactly. HIMALAYA BREWING is based in Nagasasa in Kitahiroshima Town, and as a brewery rooted in the town, it fits right in with the local atmosphere. Drinking there lets you taste the scenery of the place along with the beer.
MugiSo it's not just a booth, it's a glass that connects you to the land. Beer suddenly feels like such a romantic drink!
Hop BroAnd with craft beer, what's great isn't just the aroma and bitterness, but how it makes you imagine the atmosphere of the mountain foothills. In a setting like this, it leaves a much stronger memory than an ordinary pint.
MugiYeah, I really want to go! If I drink a Kitahiroshima pint in the festival atmosphere, it's absolutely going to taste amazing. My throat is already walking to the venue ahead of me!
