Kobe's Onaji Ana no Mujina Updates Seven-Tap Lineup with Oni Densetsu and North Park
Onaji Ana no Mujina, a beer pub in Sannomiya, Kobe, updated its seven-tap lineup today. The list starts with Oni Densetsu's Kinkia Pale Ale Nectaron Single Version, followed by four North Park beers and two RAR collaboration releases.
Hop BroToday, Kobe's Onajiananomujina updated its seven taps, and the whole lineup feels like a mini aroma masterclass.
MugiWhat! A masterclass from seven taps today? I already feel lost and we haven't even started drinking!
Hop BroIt starts with Oni Densetsu's Kinoni Pale Ale Nectaron Single Ver., then four North Park beers, and finishes with two RAR collabs. That's a clean arc.
MugiHold on, Nectaron Single Ver. sounds like a special move. What does that even mean?
Hop BroBasically, it means one hop takes center stage so the aroma is easier to read. You get Nectaron more directly.
MugiOhh, nice! Then the North Park set, like Digital Jed and Friends & Neighbors, sounds perfect for comparing aroma differences.
Hop BroAnd the menu helpfully splits the lineup into clear and hazy: the first four are on the clear side, the last three lean hazy.
MugiWait, clear and hazy? Are we talking beer or weather forecast terms now?
Hop BroBeer, absolutely. Clear pours show aroma edges more cleanly, while hazy means cloudy IPA texture and a fuller aromatic impression.
MugiThat rules. I want to warm up with the clear side, then land on the RAR collabs like Thunderstorm Inside and Personal Plague.
Hop BroThat's a strong drinking order. It really feels like a slow one-glass session where you decide which aromas you want to chase before you go.
MugiI'm sold, I want this now. Let's head to Kobe and do an aroma crawl all the way to Onajiananomujina!
Tap lineup
Onaji Ana no Mujina, a craft-beer-focused beer pub in Kobe's Sannomiya district, updated its seven-tap lineup. The first pour is Oni Densetsu's Kinkia Pale Ale Nectaron Single Version, followed by North Park's Digital Jed, Friends & Neighbors, Hibernation Sickness, and X-Raying Nectaron. The back half finishes with two RAR collaborations: Thunderstorm Inside with Hop Butcher and Personal Plague with Brujos.
The lineup is presented in the shop as a split between clearer beers and hazier ones, making it easy to move from a sharper, more transparent hop profile into fuller, cloudier IPAs. For drinkers who want to compare aroma and texture, the sequence is practical and easy to follow.
Onaji Ana no Mujina is the kind of place where the owner connects kegs from Japanese and international breweries that feel worth drinking. Located in central Kobe, it suits a night of slow, careful tasting rather than a quick stop. Because the tap list changes frequently, the appeal is in choosing the day's hop expression before you walk in.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday, Kobe's Onajiananomujina updated its seven taps, and the whole lineup feels like a mini aroma masterclass.
MugiWhat! A masterclass from seven taps today? I already feel lost and we haven't even started drinking!
Hop BroIt starts with Oni Densetsu's Kinoni Pale Ale Nectaron Single Ver., then four North Park beers, and finishes with two RAR collabs. That's a clean arc.
MugiHold on, Nectaron Single Ver. sounds like a special move. What does that even mean?
Hop BroBasically, it means one hop takes center stage so the aroma is easier to read. You get Nectaron more directly.
MugiOhh, nice! Then the North Park set, like Digital Jed and Friends & Neighbors, sounds perfect for comparing aroma differences.
Hop BroAnd the menu helpfully splits the lineup into clear and hazy: the first four are on the clear side, the last three lean hazy.
MugiWait, clear and hazy? Are we talking beer or weather forecast terms now?
Hop BroBeer, absolutely. Clear pours show aroma edges more cleanly, while hazy means cloudy IPA texture and a fuller aromatic impression.
MugiThat rules. I want to warm up with the clear side, then land on the RAR collabs like Thunderstorm Inside and Personal Plague.
Hop BroThat's a strong drinking order. It really feels like a slow one-glass session where you decide which aromas you want to chase before you go.
MugiI'm sold, I want this now. Let's head to Kobe and do an aroma crawl all the way to Onajiananomujina!
