In a daze Brewing Announces October Events in Tsukuba, Iida and Ina
In a daze Brewing & Taproom in Ina, Nagano, has updated its October schedule. The brewpub plans to join three free-entry events in Tsukuba, Iida and Ina, while its taproom will have additional closing days during the busy event season.
Hop BroIn a daze Brewing & Taproom has a three-event October tour coming up! The Ina City brewery is heading to Tsukuba, Iida, and Ina.
MugiWhat? From Ina in Nagano all the way to Tsukuba? That is a seriously long trip!
Hop BroFirst, from October 16 to 18, they will join the Tsukuba Craft Beer Fest at Tsukuba Center Square. Admission is free, with craft producers gathering from around Japan.
MugiFree entry and craft beer? That is a wallet-friendly festival! This is not a side stop—it is the destination!
Hop BroThen on October 17 and 18, they are also scheduled for Iida Yoi Fest: Autumn Edition at i-Park beside Iida Station. Yes, the dates overlap with Tsukuba.
MugiNo way! The same brewery at two venues? Are they using beer-serving shadow clones!?
Hop BroThey will likely split the team and beer inventory. In event work, that is basically multi-venue event operations—making sure every pour runs smoothly.
MugiOperations... so it means their planning skills get tested to keep every beer delicious!
Hop BroAnd on October 25, back in Ina, they will pour at the Ina-machi Morning Marche Harvest Festival around Central Park and Torimachi Shopping Street. Autumn strolling and beer are a perfect match.
MugiCraft beer at a morning market? I am already imagining a harvest-festival toast before noon!
Hop BroAt Tsukuba, they also plan to bring oyaki only as food. That local Nagano-style snack should pair beautifully with a pour.
MugiThe exact beer lineup has not been announced yet, though. Let us watch their official updates, then raise a glass with oyaki in hand!
In a daze Brewing & Taproom, a brewpub in Nishiminowa, Ina, Nagano, has announced its updated October schedule. The brewery describes October as a particularly busy event period and plans to meet beer fans at events in several cities.
The first event is Tsukuba Craft Beer Fest, held from October 16 to 18 at Tsukuba Center Square in Ibaraki. Admission is free. In a daze Brewing will join the gathering of craft beer vendors and other local food and drink producers.
On October 17 and 18, the brewery will also participate in Iida Yoi Fest: Autumn Edition at I-Park beside Iida Station in Nagano. Admission is free, and the event overlaps with the final two days of the Tsukuba festival.
The final October event is Inamachi Asa Marche Harvest Festival on October 25. It will take place at Central Park and Toorimachi Shopping Street in Ina, offering an opportunity to enjoy the town’s autumn atmosphere alongside craft beer.
The announcement also notes that the team has begun preparing oyaki to serve in Tsukuba with Oyaki Dake. This suggests that the brewery’s event presence will combine its beers with regional food and community connections.
The post does not specify individual beer names or the tap list for any of the events. Visitors should check the event organizers’ updates and In a daze Brewing’s social media for the latest lineup. Since the taproom will have more closing days in October, checking opening information before visiting is recommended.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroIn a daze Brewing & Taproom has a three-event October tour coming up! The Ina City brewery is heading to Tsukuba, Iida, and Ina.
MugiWhat? From Ina in Nagano all the way to Tsukuba? That is a seriously long trip!
Hop BroFirst, from October 16 to 18, they will join the Tsukuba Craft Beer Fest at Tsukuba Center Square. Admission is free, with craft producers gathering from around Japan.
MugiFree entry and craft beer? That is a wallet-friendly festival! This is not a side stop—it is the destination!
Hop BroThen on October 17 and 18, they are also scheduled for Iida Yoi Fest: Autumn Edition at i-Park beside Iida Station. Yes, the dates overlap with Tsukuba.
MugiNo way! The same brewery at two venues? Are they using beer-serving shadow clones!?
Hop BroThey will likely split the team and beer inventory. In event work, that is basically multi-venue event operations—making sure every pour runs smoothly.
MugiOperations... so it means their planning skills get tested to keep every beer delicious!
Hop BroAnd on October 25, back in Ina, they will pour at the Ina-machi Morning Marche Harvest Festival around Central Park and Torimachi Shopping Street. Autumn strolling and beer are a perfect match.
MugiCraft beer at a morning market? I am already imagining a harvest-festival toast before noon!
Hop BroAt Tsukuba, they also plan to bring oyaki only as food. That local Nagano-style snack should pair beautifully with a pour.
MugiThe exact beer lineup has not been announced yet, though. Let us watch their official updates, then raise a glass with oyaki in hand!
