Fete Mishima Brewery Announces Participation in 'Shizuoka Craft Beer Jamboree in Mishima'
Fete Mishima Brewery in Mishima, Shizuoka, announced on Instagram that it will take part in the "Shizuoka Craft Beer Jamboree in Mishima," to be held at Mishima City Park Rakujuen on April 11 and 12, 2026. The event will bring together 19 breweries from the prefecture and will also feature a substantial food lineup.
Hop BroFete Mishima Brewery announced that it will be taking part in a toast event at Rakujuen. On April 11 and 12, 2026, it's nice to be able to drink in a spring cherry-blossom mood.
MugiWhoa! Nineteen companies gathering in Mishima? That's less like an event and more like a massive reunion! I might get drunk on the information before I get drunk on the beer!
Hop BroAnd the venue is Mishima City Park Rakujuen, with hours from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and last orders at 4:30 p.m. You can enjoy it from midday through the evening, so it's easy to plan a proper brewery crawl.
MugiA brewery crawl? What kind of artisan skill is that! If this is the real tasting showdown, can a beginner like me keep up?
Hop BroOf course. With 19 breweries from the prefecture gathered together, you can taste names like Shizuoka Brewing, Repubrew, and Numazu Craft all at once. A full lineup of the prefecture's breweries is not something you see every day.
MugiWow, and the food is tempting too! Having the beer's partners show up from Kojiya and Numazu Curry all the way to Tsuboimo and Butter is almost unfair - my stomach is already growling!
Hop BroThat's the point: this time it's not just about drinking, but also about enjoying food pairings. Just imagining the roasted aroma of malt with curry, or the bitterness of hops with cheese, is enough to make your brain toast first. Hunting for food pairings is seriously exciting.
MugiWait, Fete Mishima Brewery is in the back of a restaurant renovated from a sheet metal workshop! Does craft beer make the building taste good too?
Hop BroExactly. They brew beer and fruit liqueurs using Mishima's water and ingredients from Izu, so the local character comes through directly in the flavor. Just hearing 'Mishima's water and Izu ingredients' makes the first sip sound promising.
MugiAnd if it's canceled in severe weather but goes ahead in light rain, it's easy to make a spring toast plan! This is definitely the kind of day where you taste your way through the lineup and wait for Fete Mishima's pour!
The craft beer brewery Fete Mishima Brewery in Mishima City, Shizuoka, posted on Instagram to announce its participation in the event. The event in question is "Shizuoka Craft Beer Jamboree in Mishima." It will be held on Saturday, April 11, and Sunday, April 12, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (last order 4:30 p.m.), at Mishima City Park Rakujuen.
The post says that 19 craft beer makers from Shizuoka Prefecture will gather this year. The participating breweries include names with a strong presence in the prefecture such as Shizuoka Brewing, 193 VALLEY BREWING, GARCIA BREWING, BADASS BEERBASE, Repubrew, Numazu Craft, Hansharo Beer, and Beer Again Brewing. The food side is just as wide-ranging, with vendors such as Kojiya, Ocean, KARAza, Swing Coffee, IMO TO CHEESE, Numazu Curry, and Tsuboimo and Butter, making it a format where you can enjoy beer and food together.
Fete Mishima Brewery is a small brewery in front of Mishima Station. Its official site says that its brewing equipment is located at the back of the attached restaurant "allez," which was renovated from a sheet metal workshop, and that it makes craft beer and fruit liqueurs using Mishima's water and ingredients from Izu. As a maker grounded in local ingredients, it will be interesting to see how its character comes through at this event too.
Rakujuen is known as a city park that families can enjoy. The post also included a call to enjoy a spring toast in time for the cherry-blossom-viewing season. The event is canceled in severe weather and held in light rain.
If you want to drink craft beer in Mishima, Fete Mishima Brewery's booth is one to keep on your list. Since it's a chance for breweries from the prefecture to gather in one place, the appeal of tasting side by side is especially strong. Reference: Instagram post / Official site
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Hop BroFete Mishima Brewery announced that it will be taking part in a toast event at Rakujuen. On April 11 and 12, 2026, it's nice to be able to drink in a spring cherry-blossom mood.
MugiWhoa! Nineteen companies gathering in Mishima? That's less like an event and more like a massive reunion! I might get drunk on the information before I get drunk on the beer!
Hop BroAnd the venue is Mishima City Park Rakujuen, with hours from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and last orders at 4:30 p.m. You can enjoy it from midday through the evening, so it's easy to plan a proper brewery crawl.
MugiA brewery crawl? What kind of artisan skill is that! If this is the real tasting showdown, can a beginner like me keep up?
Hop BroOf course. With 19 breweries from the prefecture gathered together, you can taste names like Shizuoka Brewing, Repubrew, and Numazu Craft all at once. A full lineup of the prefecture's breweries is not something you see every day.
MugiWow, and the food is tempting too! Having the beer's partners show up from Kojiya and Numazu Curry all the way to Tsuboimo and Butter is almost unfair - my stomach is already growling!
Hop BroThat's the point: this time it's not just about drinking, but also about enjoying food pairings. Just imagining the roasted aroma of malt with curry, or the bitterness of hops with cheese, is enough to make your brain toast first. Hunting for food pairings is seriously exciting.
MugiWait, Fete Mishima Brewery is in the back of a restaurant renovated from a sheet metal workshop! Does craft beer make the building taste good too?
Hop BroExactly. They brew beer and fruit liqueurs using Mishima's water and ingredients from Izu, so the local character comes through directly in the flavor. Just hearing 'Mishima's water and Izu ingredients' makes the first sip sound promising.
MugiAnd if it's canceled in severe weather but goes ahead in light rain, it's easy to make a spring toast plan! This is definitely the kind of day where you taste your way through the lineup and wait for Fete Mishima's pour!
