Nami no Oto Brewing to Hold Tap Room Event at Osaka Umeda KITTE on June 14
Hyogo-based Nami no Oto Brewing will host a tap room event at TOBI SHOP in Osaka Umeda KITTE on June 14. The date was postponed due to forecast bad weather, and visitors can enjoy the brewery's beers on tap as well as bottles and cans to go.
Hop BroThe one worth circling this week is the June 14 Umeda event. Nami no Oto Brewing from Minamiawaji, Hyogo is coming to TAP ROOM @ TOBI SHOP inside KITTE Osaka.
MugiWait, so this is the rescheduled date after the weather delay? People must have been buzzing for this. Awaji beer in Umeda feels like a very dangerous detour.
Hop BroAnd it's being held as NAMI NO OTO BREWING × KSK. They'll have draft pours and take-home beer, and they're even taking over the refrigerated display case.
MugiHold on, when you say served on tap, my brain pictures an endless beer faucet. Am I oversimplifying this in a heroic way?
Hop BroHeroic, yes. Draft beer from a keg runs through the tap system, so you really catch the aroma and carbonation in a fresh way.
MugiOkay then, are the beer names and styles out yet? I still hear IPA and saison like they're secret spell words.
Hop BroNot yet, so it's basically a day-of surprise. But Nami no Oto Brewing is built around beers connected to Awaji's nature, agriculture, and local ingredients.
MugiThat ingredient-driven beer angle is so good. It sounds like the kind of beer that doesn't just sit next to food, it tries to join the cast.
Hop BroAnd KSK, Keisuke Terada, is the logo and package designer behind the brewery's look. He'll be there around 3 p.m. with merch and even live drawing.
MugiSo I can watch live drawing in person while drinking beer? That's like a festival booth leveled all the way up, and my wallet is already nervous.
Hop BroAnd it isn't just for drinking there either. Take-home beer too is part of the appeal, so if a draft pour hits, you can bring that feeling home.
MugiYeah, I'm done for. One draft pint first and then straight to the takeaway fridge. June 14 in Umeda sounds like the exact day to drink Nami no Oto Brewing.
Hyogo's Nami no Oto Brewing, a small brewery based in Minamiawaji on Awaji Island, will hold a special event on Sunday, June 14, 2026, from around 12:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at TAP ROOM @ TOBI SHOP inside Osaka Umeda KITTE. The date was moved from the original plan because bad weather was expected.
The event is presented as NAMI NO OTO BREWING × KSK. KSK is Keisuke Terada, a graphic designer based in Osaka who has handled the brewery's logo and package design since the beginning. In the post, his work is described as having a comfortable, graphic, sketch-like feel.
At the venue, visitors will be able to drink Nami no Oto Brewing beers on tap, while the refrigerated showcase will also be packed with the brewery's products for takeaway. Terada is scheduled to be in the shop from around 3:00 p.m., and the event will also include merchandise sales and, for those who request it, live drawing.
Nami no Oto Brewing positions itself around the idea of making beer that makes use of ingredients. As a small brewery in Minamiawaji City, it draws on Awaji Island's rich natural environment, agriculture, and local culture. That background gives the event a clear local identity, while the collaboration with KSK adds a design-led dimension to the experience.
For beer fans, this looks like a chance to taste the brewery's work in Osaka while also seeing how its beer, packaging, and local storytelling come together in one place.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThe one worth circling this week is the June 14 Umeda event. Nami no Oto Brewing from Minamiawaji, Hyogo is coming to TAP ROOM @ TOBI SHOP inside KITTE Osaka.
MugiWait, so this is the rescheduled date after the weather delay? People must have been buzzing for this. Awaji beer in Umeda feels like a very dangerous detour.
Hop BroAnd it's being held as NAMI NO OTO BREWING × KSK. They'll have draft pours and take-home beer, and they're even taking over the refrigerated display case.
MugiHold on, when you say served on tap, my brain pictures an endless beer faucet. Am I oversimplifying this in a heroic way?
Hop BroHeroic, yes. Draft beer from a keg runs through the tap system, so you really catch the aroma and carbonation in a fresh way.
MugiOkay then, are the beer names and styles out yet? I still hear IPA and saison like they're secret spell words.
Hop BroNot yet, so it's basically a day-of surprise. But Nami no Oto Brewing is built around beers connected to Awaji's nature, agriculture, and local ingredients.
MugiThat ingredient-driven beer angle is so good. It sounds like the kind of beer that doesn't just sit next to food, it tries to join the cast.
Hop BroAnd KSK, Keisuke Terada, is the logo and package designer behind the brewery's look. He'll be there around 3 p.m. with merch and even live drawing.
MugiSo I can watch live drawing in person while drinking beer? That's like a festival booth leveled all the way up, and my wallet is already nervous.
Hop BroAnd it isn't just for drinking there either. Take-home beer too is part of the appeal, so if a draft pour hits, you can bring that feeling home.
MugiYeah, I'm done for. One draft pint first and then straight to the takeaway fridge. June 14 in Umeda sounds like the exact day to drink Nami no Oto Brewing.
