Onaji Anano Mujina in Kobe launches Yo-Ho Brewing TTO with seven beers
The beer pub Onaji Anano Mujina in Kobe's Sannomiya area has announced a Yo-Ho Brewing tap takeover. The lineup includes Yona Yona Ale, Indo no Aooni, two Craft Zaurus beers, two Uchuuten Aliens variants, and Hare no Hi Senjin 2016.
Hop BroKobe just dropped a big one: Onaji Ana no Mujina in Sannomiya is kicking off a 7-beer YOHHO TTO.
MugiWait, what? Seven beers at once? Also, TTO sounds like the password to a secret beer club!
Hop BroIt means Tap Takeover: one place pours a whole lineup from one brewery. This time it's all YOHHO Brewing, from Yona Yona Ale to limited releases.
MugiWhoa, Yona Yona Ale and Indo no Aooni and even Craftaurus Pale Ale? That's an all-star cast. But Ucchouten Aliens sounds like something that landed from space!
Hop BroThat one is the hook. The head-to-head tasting is the regular Ucchouten Aliens versus the limited modified version, and they even mention an NZ-hop take.
MugiHold on, NZ hops? That sounds like a spy code. And 'modified' aliens? Did they get robot arms?
Hop BroNZ means New Zealand hops, and they often bring tropical fruit aroma or even a white-grape vibe. Change the hop design, and the beer's whole personality shifts.
MugiOkay, then what is Brut IPA? It sounds like an IPA wearing a tuxedo and popping champagne!
Hop BroPretty much a drier, lighter IPA with a crisp finish. Add the aged depth of Hare no Hi Sennin 2016, plus the softer mouthfeel you get on tap, and now I want a glass too.
MugiSame here. If they're treating aroma as the star enough to ask people to skip perfume, I want to start with Yona Yona and drink my way all the way to the 'sage' beer.
Beer pub Onaji Anano Mujina in central Kobe has announced a Yo-Ho Brewing tap takeover. The lineup brings together seven beers that range from core releases to limited and aged selections, offering a broad look at the brewery's style on tap.
Lineup
- Yona Yona Ale
- Indo no Aooni
- Craft Zaurus Pale Ale
- Craft Zaurus Brut IPA
- Uchuuten Aliens
- Limited Remix Uchuuten Aliens
- Hare no Hi Senjin 2016
A key point is the side-by-side comparison between the regular Uchuuten Aliens and the limited remix version. The post also references an NZ-hop variant, making this a good chance to compare aroma and hop character directly at the bar. Hare no Hi Senjin 2016 is presented as a 10-year-aged beer, which suggests a deeper, more layered profile than a standard tap pour. One of the advantages of drinking these beers on draft is the softer mouthfeel and fresher aroma compared with canned service.
The venue itself is a beer pub in the Sannomiya neighborhood of Kobe, and the announcement frames it as a beer-first destination. The post also asks guests to avoid perfume and notes that outside food is allowed, as long as strongly aromatic items are handled with care. That kind of house rule makes sense in a place where aroma is central to the drinking experience.
For drinkers in Kansai who want to work through a broad Yo-Ho Brewing lineup in one visit, this is a practical and appealing tap takeover.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroKobe just dropped a big one: Onaji Ana no Mujina in Sannomiya is kicking off a 7-beer YOHHO TTO.
MugiWait, what? Seven beers at once? Also, TTO sounds like the password to a secret beer club!
Hop BroIt means Tap Takeover: one place pours a whole lineup from one brewery. This time it's all YOHHO Brewing, from Yona Yona Ale to limited releases.
MugiWhoa, Yona Yona Ale and Indo no Aooni and even Craftaurus Pale Ale? That's an all-star cast. But Ucchouten Aliens sounds like something that landed from space!
Hop BroThat one is the hook. The head-to-head tasting is the regular Ucchouten Aliens versus the limited modified version, and they even mention an NZ-hop take.
MugiHold on, NZ hops? That sounds like a spy code. And 'modified' aliens? Did they get robot arms?
Hop BroNZ means New Zealand hops, and they often bring tropical fruit aroma or even a white-grape vibe. Change the hop design, and the beer's whole personality shifts.
MugiOkay, then what is Brut IPA? It sounds like an IPA wearing a tuxedo and popping champagne!
Hop BroPretty much a drier, lighter IPA with a crisp finish. Add the aged depth of Hare no Hi Sennin 2016, plus the softer mouthfeel you get on tap, and now I want a glass too.
MugiSame here. If they're treating aroma as the star enough to ask people to skip perfume, I want to start with Yona Yona and drink my way all the way to the 'sage' beer.
