Camado Brewery HAKOFUNE Announces June Market Events and TTO Appearances
The brewpub Camado Brewery HAKOFUNE in Mizunami, Gifu Prefecture has released its June schedule. In addition to in-house service, it includes local and out-of-town event participation such as A GOOD DAY MARKET, the Ryugin Falls Firefly Festival, and Canal Brewing's TTO.
Hop BroCamado Brewery HAKOFUNE in Gifu Prefecture's Mizunami City has laid out its June plans in one big announcement. It’s packed with not just in-house service but also event pop-ups, which makes it interesting because you can really see the early-summer movement there.
MugiWhat, that much stuff? Just hearing events nonstop makes it sound exhausting to keep up with!
Hop BroFirst, the place is easy to use. The attached "Kamado Pan" is open Thursday through Monday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and since it has 30 covered seats, the beer bar is easy to enjoy even on rainy days.
MugiWhat, is having a roof that big of an advantage? So that means you can relax even on rainy days?
Hop BroExactly, being able to drink without getting wet is justice. And on June 6, they’ll hold A GOOD DAY MARKET inside the shop, where you can enjoy Kamado Pan plates, natural wine, coffee, and craft beer.
MugiWhat, they’ve got bread, wine, and coffee too!? That’s basically temptation disguised as a market!
Hop BroTheir event lineup is pretty aggressive too. On June 7, it’s the Kuwana Beer Fest, and on the 13th and 14th, they’re also planning to sell Basara Mizunami collaboration bottles at the YOSAKOI Soran Festival.
MugiShowing up in bottles feels extra special! By the way, why do collaboration bottles get people so excited?
Hop BroThey have that event-only feel, and you can take them home and enjoy them later too. Also on the 13th there’s the Ryugin Falls Firefly Festival and Canal Brewing's TTO pop-up; on the 20th, there’s the opening of the old house dikusi near Kamado Station and a screening event, and on the same day a WTTO with Yellow Ape that also brings in Daisen G Beer.
MugiTTO suddenly showing up in all caps makes my brain stall a bit! What exactly is TTO?
Hop BroIt stands for Tap Take Over, meaning an event where a particular brewery takes over the taps at a venue. They even have the Kome to Mugi Festival on June 28, and with the early-summer Kamado atmosphere where you can even see fireflies, it’s definitely a month that makes you want to go drink.
MugiI’m done for, I definitely want to drink now! I want to enjoy bread and beer all together while feeling the early summer in Kamado!
Camado Brewery HAKOFUNE, a brewpub in Kamado-cho, Mizunami City, Gifu Prefecture, has announced its June business and pop-up plans. The attached "Kamado Pan" bakery is open Thursday through Monday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., until sold out. It is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and will be temporarily closed on Thursday, the 25th. The beer bar has about 30 seats and is fully covered by a roof. Being easy to use even on rainy days is one of the features that feels very much like this place.
On June 6, A GOOD DAY MARKET will be held inside the shop. Visitors can enjoy chef-made Kamado Pan plates, natural wine, coffee, and craft beer, with RIVERBED COFFEE BREWERS&ROASTERY, KOYO BASE, and DENSIFLORA set to take part. On the 7th, the Kuwana Beer Festival will be held, and on the 13th and 14th, in conjunction with the YOSAKOI Soran Festival, bottle sales of the Basara Mizunami collaboration beer are also planned.
In addition, on the 13th there will be the Ryugin Falls Firefly Festival and Canal Brewing's TTO in Oimachi. On the 20th, there will be the opening of the old house dikusi near Kamado Station and a screening of "Konshoku no Mura," and on the same day a WTTO with Yellow Ape will also feature Daisen G Beer. On the 28th, it will be the "Kome to Mugi Festival in Kyoto." The post also mentions that fireflies can be seen in the river next to the brewery, conveying the early-summer atmosphere of Kamado. Although the details of individual beer names are not specified, the shop's operating information and event appearances make it easy to grasp the flow of June as a whole.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroCamado Brewery HAKOFUNE in Gifu Prefecture's Mizunami City has laid out its June plans in one big announcement. It’s packed with not just in-house service but also event pop-ups, which makes it interesting because you can really see the early-summer movement there.
MugiWhat, that much stuff? Just hearing events nonstop makes it sound exhausting to keep up with!
Hop BroFirst, the place is easy to use. The attached "Kamado Pan" is open Thursday through Monday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and since it has 30 covered seats, the beer bar is easy to enjoy even on rainy days.
MugiWhat, is having a roof that big of an advantage? So that means you can relax even on rainy days?
Hop BroExactly, being able to drink without getting wet is justice. And on June 6, they’ll hold A GOOD DAY MARKET inside the shop, where you can enjoy Kamado Pan plates, natural wine, coffee, and craft beer.
MugiWhat, they’ve got bread, wine, and coffee too!? That’s basically temptation disguised as a market!
Hop BroTheir event lineup is pretty aggressive too. On June 7, it’s the Kuwana Beer Fest, and on the 13th and 14th, they’re also planning to sell Basara Mizunami collaboration bottles at the YOSAKOI Soran Festival.
MugiShowing up in bottles feels extra special! By the way, why do collaboration bottles get people so excited?
Hop BroThey have that event-only feel, and you can take them home and enjoy them later too. Also on the 13th there’s the Ryugin Falls Firefly Festival and Canal Brewing's TTO pop-up; on the 20th, there’s the opening of the old house dikusi near Kamado Station and a screening event, and on the same day a WTTO with Yellow Ape that also brings in Daisen G Beer.
MugiTTO suddenly showing up in all caps makes my brain stall a bit! What exactly is TTO?
Hop BroIt stands for Tap Take Over, meaning an event where a particular brewery takes over the taps at a venue. They even have the Kome to Mugi Festival on June 28, and with the early-summer Kamado atmosphere where you can even see fireflies, it’s definitely a month that makes you want to go drink.
MugiI’m done for, I definitely want to drink now! I want to enjoy bread and beer all together while feeling the early summer in Kamado!
