Hinomoto Brewing & Beer Stand to Join Juhla Festival on October 18
Hinomoto Brewing & Beer Stand in Komagome, Tokyo, will take part in Juhla Festival Teranooto at Yogenji and Kogenji temples in Bunkyo on October 18, 2026. The announcement lists the event hours as 3:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., while the beers to be served have not been specified.
Hop BroOctober 18 is when Hinomoto Brewing & Beer Stand joins Juhla Festival: Tera no Oto in Bunkyo.
MugiWhat! Craft beer at temples? Yogenji and Kogenji as the venue sounds wonderfully special!
Hop BroThis Komagome brewpub will be pouring at a neighborhood event instead of its usual shop. Hours are 3–10 PM.
MugiA brewpub is a pub with brewing, right? What makes a brewpub pour so special?
Hop BroExactly—a brewery and pub in one place. You can taste the maker’s personality up close; it’s like a live beer show.
MugiThat explanation made me thirsty! But the beer lineup is unannounced, right?
Hop BroRight. No beer names, styles, or tap list have been announced, so you’ll want to check the taps onsite.
MugiBy taps, you mean the beer faucets? Should I stare at one and ask, “What flavor are you today?”
Hop BroThat’s almost perfect! A tap is where beer is poured, and staff can help. At the usual shop, there are also snacks and kaki-pi.
MugiTemples, craft beer, and crunchy snacks—what a lineup! It’s thoughtful that soft drinks may be brought for children, too.
Hop BroBefore going, check the official updates for venue details and what’s being poured. It should be a memorable temple day.
MugiThen I’m clearing October 18 to inspect those taps! I want a temple toast already!
Hinomoto Brewing & Beer Stand, a brewpub in Komagome, Tokyo, has announced its participation in Juhla Festival Teranooto on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
The festival will be held at Yogenji and Kogenji temples in Bunkyo Ward, with the beer stand scheduled to operate from 3:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. The announcement does not identify any specific beer names, breweries, styles, or tap selections, so visitors will need to check the lineup at the venue or through the brewery’s official updates.
The regular location is at Green Pia Honkomagome 1F, 5-71-3 Honkomagome, Bunkyo, Tokyo. Regular hours are 5:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. on weekdays and 3:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays. The shop is closed on Wednesdays.
Hinomoto’s regular offering is focused exclusively on craft beer, with snacks such as kaki-beer and dagashi available during normal service. Guests may also bring soft drinks for children. Although the festival’s beer list remains undisclosed, the combination of a local temple setting, a community festival, and a dedicated craft-beer stand should make this a distinctive stop for beer fans in Bunkyo.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroOctober 18 is when Hinomoto Brewing & Beer Stand joins Juhla Festival: Tera no Oto in Bunkyo.
MugiWhat! Craft beer at temples? Yogenji and Kogenji as the venue sounds wonderfully special!
Hop BroThis Komagome brewpub will be pouring at a neighborhood event instead of its usual shop. Hours are 3–10 PM.
MugiA brewpub is a pub with brewing, right? What makes a brewpub pour so special?
Hop BroExactly—a brewery and pub in one place. You can taste the maker’s personality up close; it’s like a live beer show.
MugiThat explanation made me thirsty! But the beer lineup is unannounced, right?
Hop BroRight. No beer names, styles, or tap list have been announced, so you’ll want to check the taps onsite.
MugiBy taps, you mean the beer faucets? Should I stare at one and ask, “What flavor are you today?”
Hop BroThat’s almost perfect! A tap is where beer is poured, and staff can help. At the usual shop, there are also snacks and kaki-pi.
MugiTemples, craft beer, and crunchy snacks—what a lineup! It’s thoughtful that soft drinks may be brought for children, too.
Hop BroBefore going, check the official updates for venue details and what’s being poured. It should be a memorable temple day.
MugiThen I’m clearing October 18 to inspect those taps! I want a temple toast already!
