Yorocco Beer to Release a Tim Kerr and OPPA-LA Collaboration on October 17
Kamakura-based Yorocco Beer will take part in “Tim Kerr and Friends” at Enoshima Diner OPPA-LA on October 17. The event will feature an original beer created with Tim Kerr and OPPA-LA, alongside live music, a documentary screening, art exhibitions, and DJs.
Hop BroYorocco Beer from Iwase, Kamakura is releasing a limited collaboration beer at OPPA-LA in Enoshima on October 17.
MugiWhat?! Live music, a film, and beer in Enoshima? That is an all-out event!
Hop BroIt’s called “Tim Kerr and Friends,” centered on a solo performance by Tim Kerr, known for BIG BOYS.
MugiSo who is making the beer? Please don’t say they’re brewing it to the beat with drum yeast!
Hop BroClose, but no! It’s a three-way collaboration beer by Tim Kerr, Yorocco Beer, and OPPA-LA.
MugiThen is it an IPA, a saison, or what? I need to know the beer style before I turn into foam!
Hop BroThat part is still under wraps. The ingredients and serving details are unknown too, but Yorocco makes saisons, fruit beers, and even barrel-aged beers.
MugiBarrel-aged means the beer gets tucked into a barrel for a nap? Is that aging magic?!
Hop BroBasically! Wood character and microorganisms help the flavor develop over time—so it’s evolving in the barrel.
MugiWith live music, a documentary screening, art displays, and DJs, it’s an Enoshima culture festival from 3 to 10 p.m.!
Hop BroAdvance tickets are ¥3,000 and door tickets are ¥4,500. Check OPPA-LA’s information and aim for that event-only pour.
MugiMusic and art to set the mood, then a toast with a mystery collaboration beer—I can’t wait for October 17!
Yorocco Beer, based at Iwase Brewery in Kamakura, will participate in “Tim Kerr and Friends – you can color outside the lines –” at Enoshima Diner OPPA-LA in Enoshima on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
The event centers on a solo performance by Tim Kerr, known as a member of the American skate-punk band BIG BOYS. Its program also includes a screening of a BIG BOYS documentary, an art exhibition, and DJ performances, bringing together music, film, and visual art in a single evening.
The main attraction for beer fans is the planned release of an original collaboration beer by Tim Kerr, Yorocco Beer, and OPPA-LA. Details such as the beer’s style, ingredients, and serving format have not yet been announced, but the beer is scheduled to be released at the event as a limited collaboration.
Yorocco Beer is an independent brewery based in Kamakura, Kanagawa, known for making beers that reflect local connections and a strong interest in fermentation and maturation. Its official beer catalog includes saisons, fruit beers, and barrel-aged releases. The brewery’s involvement in a program connecting beer with music and art makes this collaboration a natural extension of its approach to brewing and community.
Guests will be able to experience the new beer alongside live performances, film, and artwork. Advance tickets are listed at ¥3,000, while tickets at the door are ¥4,500. Further details and reservations are available through OPPA-LA’s official event information.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroYorocco Beer from Iwase, Kamakura is releasing a limited collaboration beer at OPPA-LA in Enoshima on October 17.
MugiWhat?! Live music, a film, and beer in Enoshima? That is an all-out event!
Hop BroIt’s called “Tim Kerr and Friends,” centered on a solo performance by Tim Kerr, known for BIG BOYS.
MugiSo who is making the beer? Please don’t say they’re brewing it to the beat with drum yeast!
Hop BroClose, but no! It’s a three-way collaboration beer by Tim Kerr, Yorocco Beer, and OPPA-LA.
MugiThen is it an IPA, a saison, or what? I need to know the beer style before I turn into foam!
Hop BroThat part is still under wraps. The ingredients and serving details are unknown too, but Yorocco makes saisons, fruit beers, and even barrel-aged beers.
MugiBarrel-aged means the beer gets tucked into a barrel for a nap? Is that aging magic?!
Hop BroBasically! Wood character and microorganisms help the flavor develop over time—so it’s evolving in the barrel.
MugiWith live music, a documentary screening, art displays, and DJs, it’s an Enoshima culture festival from 3 to 10 p.m.!
Hop BroAdvance tickets are ¥3,000 and door tickets are ¥4,500. Check OPPA-LA’s information and aim for that event-only pour.
MugiMusic and art to set the mood, then a toast with a mystery collaboration beer—I can’t wait for October 17!
