Minamikashiwa "Tsumugi" March Event Update, Nitori TTO and Noroshi Brewing Day Announced
The beer pub "2F Craft Beer Shop Tsumugi" in Minamikashiwa has reposted its March business calendar. While announcing corrections to the late-month schedule, it also says it will take part in the "Nitori Brewing" TTO from March 13 to 15 and host a "Noroshi Brewing" tap takeover on March 28.
Hop BroTsumugi's March events in Minamikashiwa are hot. They reposted the business calendar, fixed the late-month dates, and made the best targets really clear.
MugiWhoa! What’s first? A corrected schedule after a date mistake makes my planner start buzzing!
Hop BroThe highlights are two events: March 13 to 15 is the Nitori Brewing TTO from Kawaguchi, and March 28 is Noroshi Brewing’s tap takeover.
MugiWhat even is that! "Tap takeover" sounds like a sci-fi movie where the faucets get hijacked!
Hop BroA TTO is when the tap lineup is taken over by one brewery’s kegs, so it’s basically a same-brewery tasting festival. And the Nitori run is especially focused on food pairings.
MugiOhh! So the first half is beer with food, and the second half is going all in on Noroshi Brewing? That’s a two-stage rocket plan!
Hop BroExactly. Noroshi Brewing is a brewery run by a shiitake farmer in Nagareyama who also brews, and the article says to expect flavors that are distinctive yet well balanced.
MugiA shiitake farmer and brewery is way too strong... Even if the beer names aren't out yet, I want to do a style prediction contest!
Hop BroTsumugi itself is a specialty shop on the west side of Minamikashiwa Station, it sells bottles too, and the second-floor setting makes it easy to drink in a relaxed way. In other words, it’s a place for settling in and comparing brews.
MugiIt’s decided! Let’s go hard on pairings from the 13th to the 15th, then go full Noroshi on the 28th. I want to make my Minamikashiwa beer plan right now!
From 2F Craft Beer Shop Tsumugi in the west exit area of Minamikashiwa Station, a repost of the March business calendar has been shared. The post notes that "there was an error in the late-month dates" and provides a corrected version. Closed days are March 2, 3, 9, 16, 23, 29, and 30.
Two events stand out in March.
- March 13 to 15: Participation in the Nitori Brewing TTO in Kawaguchi
- March 28: Noroshi Brewing Tap Takeover
For the first-half TTO, the post says it is a chance to fully enjoy both beer and food, so it looks like three days centered on pairing with dishes. The second-half Noroshi Brewing day will feature the brewery's beers throughout the day. Expect distinctive yet well-balanced flavors.
On its official website as well, Tsumugi continues to share information as a craft beer specialty shop in Minamikashiwa, and it also offers bottle sales. Located on the second floor of a building along the Sun Road shopping street, it is a calm spot well suited to people who want to take their time comparing beers. As March moves into its latter half, it is definitely worth visiting on an event day.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroTsumugi's March events in Minamikashiwa are hot. They reposted the business calendar, fixed the late-month dates, and made the best targets really clear.
MugiWhoa! What’s first? A corrected schedule after a date mistake makes my planner start buzzing!
Hop BroThe highlights are two events: March 13 to 15 is the Nitori Brewing TTO from Kawaguchi, and March 28 is Noroshi Brewing’s tap takeover.
MugiWhat even is that! "Tap takeover" sounds like a sci-fi movie where the faucets get hijacked!
Hop BroA TTO is when the tap lineup is taken over by one brewery’s kegs, so it’s basically a same-brewery tasting festival. And the Nitori run is especially focused on food pairings.
MugiOhh! So the first half is beer with food, and the second half is going all in on Noroshi Brewing? That’s a two-stage rocket plan!
Hop BroExactly. Noroshi Brewing is a brewery run by a shiitake farmer in Nagareyama who also brews, and the article says to expect flavors that are distinctive yet well balanced.
MugiA shiitake farmer and brewery is way too strong... Even if the beer names aren't out yet, I want to do a style prediction contest!
Hop BroTsumugi itself is a specialty shop on the west side of Minamikashiwa Station, it sells bottles too, and the second-floor setting makes it easy to drink in a relaxed way. In other words, it’s a place for settling in and comparing brews.
MugiIt’s decided! Let’s go hard on pairings from the 13th to the 15th, then go full Noroshi on the 28th. I want to make my Minamikashiwa beer plan right now!
