Jouyatou Living guest event at Bakushu Yume Yomi with Sapporo draft and Locobia
Bakushu Yume Yomi, a beer pub in Gion, Kyoto, is hosting a guest event with gallery shop Jouyatou Living on August 9. The lineup mentioned in the post includes Sapporo draft, Locobia's flagship Sakura Kaori no Nama, and a note about TRY IT! Ordinary Bitter.
Hop BroThere’s a fun one in Kyoto’s Gion today: Bakushu Yumeyomi is hosting a JoyaTou Living pop-up from 4 to 10 p.m., and the whole point is enjoying beer and art in the same room.
MugiWhat! Beer and art together? That sounds like my brain getting happiness from two directions at once!
Hop BroThe main pours are Sakura Kaori no Nama from Locobeer and Sapporo draft, which is a strong combo. And the Sapporo is limited in quantity, so spotting it feels like a little win.
MugiWhoa, hold on, flagship beer? Why does that sound like a ship is about to sail out of the tap?
Hop BroFair question. It basically means signature beer. It’s the one a brewery points to and says, ‘Start here,’ and for Locobeer, that’s Sakura Kaori no Nama.
MugiGot it! And they’re serving the small size in a thin-walled glass? That sounds weirdly elegant and slightly intimidating!
Hop BroThat’s the thing, the lighter mouthfeel from that kind of glass is part of the appeal. It also lets aroma pop more, so it should suit a beer called Sakura Kaori no Nama really well.
MugiBut then there’s TRY IT! Ordinary Bitter. Just hearing that name makes me think I’m about to get punched by bitterness. Should I be scared?
Hop BroNot quite. It’s a type of British pub ale, not some punishment challenge. The point is balance between malt and hops. Though here they basically say, ‘assume it’s not available,’ which is honestly kind of hilarious.
MugiThat line is so brutally direct! And with Tono new-potato salad and Tono padrons too, this feels like a can’t stop at one kind of night.
Hop BroYou can browse the artwork, ask Wan-san questions, and even get into the sketch project, so it sounds like a whole social experience, not just a drinking stop. A quiet second-floor pub near Gion-Shijo is a strong setting for that.
MugiI’m in. I want to compare Sapporo and Sakura Kaori, look at art, snack on potato salad, and dramatically say, ‘Yes, the thin glass, please!’
Bakushu Yume Yomi is a beer pub on the second floor near Gion-Shijo in Kyoto's Higashiyama ward. On Sunday, August 9, from 16:00 to 22:00, it will operate as a guest event for Jouyatou Living, with beer served alongside an art display.
The main beers mentioned in the post are Sapporo draft and Locobia's flagship "Sakura Kaori no Nama." The post says the Sapporo draft is available in limited quantities, while "Sakura Kaori no Nama" is served in an S-size pour with a retro thin-rim glass. The caption also mentions "TRY IT! Ordinary Bitter," but notes that it should be treated as unavailable.
Food items include potato salad made with fresh Tono new potatoes and Tono padrons. Visitors are encouraged to walk around the displayed works freely, ask Wan-san questions, and even request sketches. It is a format that combines beer, art, and conversation in one room rather than treating them separately.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThere’s a fun one in Kyoto’s Gion today: Bakushu Yumeyomi is hosting a JoyaTou Living pop-up from 4 to 10 p.m., and the whole point is enjoying beer and art in the same room.
MugiWhat! Beer and art together? That sounds like my brain getting happiness from two directions at once!
Hop BroThe main pours are Sakura Kaori no Nama from Locobeer and Sapporo draft, which is a strong combo. And the Sapporo is limited in quantity, so spotting it feels like a little win.
MugiWhoa, hold on, flagship beer? Why does that sound like a ship is about to sail out of the tap?
Hop BroFair question. It basically means signature beer. It’s the one a brewery points to and says, ‘Start here,’ and for Locobeer, that’s Sakura Kaori no Nama.
MugiGot it! And they’re serving the small size in a thin-walled glass? That sounds weirdly elegant and slightly intimidating!
Hop BroThat’s the thing, the lighter mouthfeel from that kind of glass is part of the appeal. It also lets aroma pop more, so it should suit a beer called Sakura Kaori no Nama really well.
MugiBut then there’s TRY IT! Ordinary Bitter. Just hearing that name makes me think I’m about to get punched by bitterness. Should I be scared?
Hop BroNot quite. It’s a type of British pub ale, not some punishment challenge. The point is balance between malt and hops. Though here they basically say, ‘assume it’s not available,’ which is honestly kind of hilarious.
MugiThat line is so brutally direct! And with Tono new-potato salad and Tono padrons too, this feels like a can’t stop at one kind of night.
Hop BroYou can browse the artwork, ask Wan-san questions, and even get into the sketch project, so it sounds like a whole social experience, not just a drinking stop. A quiet second-floor pub near Gion-Shijo is a strong setting for that.
MugiI’m in. I want to compare Sapporo and Sakura Kaori, look at art, snack on potato salad, and dramatically say, ‘Yes, the thin glass, please!’
