Oirase Brewery Introduces Bakudan Yaki Honpo Hachinohe CC for Oktoberfest 2026
On August 30, Oirase Brewery posted a seller introduction on Instagram for OIRASE BEER Oktoberfest 2026. The event will be held on September 19 and 20 at Michi-no-Eki Oirase Roman Park, with the food truck Bakudan Yaki Honpo Hachinohe CC taking part.
Hop BroI’ve been itching to talk about this event, because Oirase Brewery’s post is pure food temptation. On September 19 and 20, at Michi-no-Eki Oirase Roman Park, OIRASE BEER Oktoberfest 2026 is bringing in Bakudanyaki Honpo Hachinohe CC.
MugiWhat, Bakudanyaki Honpo Hachinohe CC already sounds intense! It’s a beer event, but somehow my stomach got there before I did!
Hop BroAnd get this, it’s a roughly 8cm ball packed with 10 ingredients, then grilled until it’s crispy outside and gooey inside. They’re even recommending the double mentaiko version, which is a serious move.
MugiWhat is that! Ten different fillings is way too much information for one snack! Is it the boss version of takoyaki, or a tiny edible universe?
Hop BroThat confusion is fair. But this is where food pairing matters, right? It means matching food and beer so they boost each other and taste even better together.
MugiWhoa, food pairing just sounded like a pro-level spell! So if I bite into bakudanyaki and chase it with Oirase Beer, the happiness basically levels up?
Hop BroExactly. Oirase Brewery has been brewing since 1997 with Oirase spring water, and they’re great at matching craft beer like Oirase Beer with local food.
MugiOhhh, so Oirase Beer is the star, and bakudanyaki is crashing the party in the best way. And with Roman Park as the venue, this feels like the kind of stop that eats your whole day!
Hop BroAnd this event brings together four Aomori breweries for craft beer, plus Towada food vendors, kitchen cars, and live music. The article doesn’t list specific beer styles, but it definitely sounds built for exploring craft beer variety.
MugiWait, it’s September 19 and 20, right? If there’s beer, food, and live music, I can already picture myself wandering around with double mentaiko in one hand and hunting for my next pour!
Hop BroI can see it too. That bakudanyaki pairing sounds seriously strong. Steamy hot comfort food with a cold beer on-site is the kind of combo that makes you thirsty just imagining it.
MugiThen it’s settled, meet at Roman Park! I’m doing one beer first, then bakudanyaki, then another beer. Now I absolutely want a drink!
Oirase Brewery is continuing to post vendor introductions ahead of OIRASE BEER Oktoberfest 2026. This time, the brewery highlighted the food truck Bakudan Yaki Honpo Hachinohe CC (@k_baku2025).
According to the post, bakudan-yaki is a round, about 8 cm-wide snack filled with 10 ingredients and baked until crisp on the outside and melty inside. The dish is described as a new-style flour-based comfort food from Ikebukuro, Tokyo, and the post recommends the Double Mentaiko version.
The event is scheduled for September 19 and 20, 2026 at Michi-no-Eki Oirase Roman Park. Oirase Brewery has operated in Towada, Aomori since 1997 and brews its beer with Oirase spring water. Its brewery restaurant also serves stone-oven dishes alongside freshly brewed beer, making local ingredients a central part of its offer.
This year’s Oktoberfest is billed as a regional food and beer event featuring four breweries from Aomori, local food vendors and trucks from Towada, and live music. It should be a good opportunity to enjoy both craft beer and a broader mix of local food at the venue.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroI’ve been itching to talk about this event, because Oirase Brewery’s post is pure food temptation. On September 19 and 20, at Michi-no-Eki Oirase Roman Park, OIRASE BEER Oktoberfest 2026 is bringing in Bakudanyaki Honpo Hachinohe CC.
MugiWhat, Bakudanyaki Honpo Hachinohe CC already sounds intense! It’s a beer event, but somehow my stomach got there before I did!
Hop BroAnd get this, it’s a roughly 8cm ball packed with 10 ingredients, then grilled until it’s crispy outside and gooey inside. They’re even recommending the double mentaiko version, which is a serious move.
MugiWhat is that! Ten different fillings is way too much information for one snack! Is it the boss version of takoyaki, or a tiny edible universe?
Hop BroThat confusion is fair. But this is where food pairing matters, right? It means matching food and beer so they boost each other and taste even better together.
MugiWhoa, food pairing just sounded like a pro-level spell! So if I bite into bakudanyaki and chase it with Oirase Beer, the happiness basically levels up?
Hop BroExactly. Oirase Brewery has been brewing since 1997 with Oirase spring water, and they’re great at matching craft beer like Oirase Beer with local food.
MugiOhhh, so Oirase Beer is the star, and bakudanyaki is crashing the party in the best way. And with Roman Park as the venue, this feels like the kind of stop that eats your whole day!
Hop BroAnd this event brings together four Aomori breweries for craft beer, plus Towada food vendors, kitchen cars, and live music. The article doesn’t list specific beer styles, but it definitely sounds built for exploring craft beer variety.
MugiWait, it’s September 19 and 20, right? If there’s beer, food, and live music, I can already picture myself wandering around with double mentaiko in one hand and hunting for my next pour!
Hop BroI can see it too. That bakudanyaki pairing sounds seriously strong. Steamy hot comfort food with a cold beer on-site is the kind of combo that makes you thirsty just imagining it.
MugiThen it’s settled, meet at Roman Park! I’m doing one beer first, then bakudanyaki, then another beer. Now I absolutely want a drink!
