CinCin Yamanakako Brewery Highlights Craft Beer from 1,001 Meters
CinCin Yamanakako Brewery in Yamanakako, Yamanashi, has shared a new post on its official Instagram. The brewery’s beers are shaped by Mt. Fuji’s natural spring water, the area’s 1,001-meter elevation, and a taproom connected directly to the brewhouse.
Hop BroThere’s exciting news from Lake Yamanaka! CinCin Yamanakako Brewery calls itself the craft brewery closest to Mt. Fuji.
MugiWhat, the closest to Mt. Fuji?! A brewery at 1001 meters sounds like even the air must taste delicious!
Hop BroThey use Mt. Fuji spring water for brewing. It’s natural water that has flowed underground.
MugiUnderground water... that sounds like a special move! So it’s beer made with water raised by Fuji?
Hop BroExactly! Water makes up most of beer, so it shapes a brewery’s character. Their lineup includes Hazy IPA and Dry Hazy.
MugiHazy means a cloudy-looking beer, right? Hearing all-out hop aroma makes me want to put my nose right in the glass!
Hop BroThat’s right. Hazy beers often feature tropical hop aromas. They also offer Yamanakako Forest and Fuji Bitter Ale.
MugiA beer named after a forest too?! And it’s not only IPA—having a bitter ale for food is perfect for meal lovers!
Hop BroThe first floor has rows of 8K mirror tanks, and the second-floor taproom connects directly to the brewery. You can enjoy beer poured close to the tanks.
MugiWhat a shortcut from tank to glass! With a dog-friendly taproom, I want to stop by during a Lake Yamanaka trip. Let’s go get a beer now!
CinCin Yamanakako Brewery has updated its official Instagram. The post itself does not provide confirmed details of a specific event or product release, but it offers another update from the brewery based in Yamanakako, Yamanashi.
The brewery describes itself as a craft brewery at 1,001 meters above sea level, close to Mt. Fuji and Lake Yamanaka. Its beers are brewed with natural spring water flowing underground from Mt. Fuji, giving the brewery a strong connection to the surrounding landscape.
The official lineup includes Hazy IPA, Dry Hazy, Yamanakako Forest, and Fuji Bitter Ale. The range covers hop-forward beers as well as a more food-friendly bitter ale, giving visitors several styles to explore.
One of the brewery’s defining features is its layout. Beer is brewed in the first-floor brewhouse, where 8K mirror tanks are installed, and served upstairs in the taproom. This direct connection allows guests to enjoy beer close to the tanks where it was made.
The taproom has an industrial-inspired interior and is dog-friendly. It can therefore serve as a natural stop during a visit to the Lake Yamanaka and Fuji Five Lakes area. Availability at retailers and partner venues may change, so visitors are encouraged to check the brewery’s official website or contact each shop before making a trip.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThere’s exciting news from Lake Yamanaka! CinCin Yamanakako Brewery calls itself the craft brewery closest to Mt. Fuji.
MugiWhat, the closest to Mt. Fuji?! A brewery at 1001 meters sounds like even the air must taste delicious!
Hop BroThey use Mt. Fuji spring water for brewing. It’s natural water that has flowed underground.
MugiUnderground water... that sounds like a special move! So it’s beer made with water raised by Fuji?
Hop BroExactly! Water makes up most of beer, so it shapes a brewery’s character. Their lineup includes Hazy IPA and Dry Hazy.
MugiHazy means a cloudy-looking beer, right? Hearing all-out hop aroma makes me want to put my nose right in the glass!
Hop BroThat’s right. Hazy beers often feature tropical hop aromas. They also offer Yamanakako Forest and Fuji Bitter Ale.
MugiA beer named after a forest too?! And it’s not only IPA—having a bitter ale for food is perfect for meal lovers!
Hop BroThe first floor has rows of 8K mirror tanks, and the second-floor taproom connects directly to the brewery. You can enjoy beer poured close to the tanks.
MugiWhat a shortcut from tank to glass! With a dog-friendly taproom, I want to stop by during a Lake Yamanaka trip. Let’s go get a beer now!
