AMATERASU BREWERY to join the June 13-14 Umichika Marche in Kugenumakaigan
Fujisawa-based AMATERASU BREWERY will take part in 'Umichika Marche - Sea, Craft Beer and More -' at HUG-RIDE PARK in Kugenumakaigan on June 13-14. The event brings together local breweries, food vendors and live music for an early-summer weekend by the sea.
Hop BroToday’s topic is Amaterasu Brewery making a Umichika Marche appearance on June 13 and 14 at Kugenuma Kaihin Park HUG-RIDE PARK.
MugiWait, the sea and craft beer in one sentence? That already sounds like a perfect weekend.
Hop BroAnd it’s not just that. You get 13 Shonan-area breweries, 16 food vendors, and live music, basically an early-summer full combo.
MugiThirteen breweries is a lot! But from the article, beer names still secret, right? Now I’m dying to know what they’re pouring!
Hop BroThat mystery is part of the fun. Since Amaterasu Brewery is based in Fujisawa, I’m expecting a Shonan-local pint that really fits the ocean breeze.
MugiHold on, that sounds stylish but vague! What’s a style here? IPA, lager, that kind of thing?
Hop BroExactly. A style is basically a beer blueprint. The specific beers aren’t announced, but for a made-for-flight event, I’d expect easy lagers or fragrant pale ales.
MugiOhh, so in normal-person language, this means daytime bar-hopping with ocean views, food, and music?
Hop BroThat’s it. It draws about 4,000 people a day, and the best part is the drink-the-place itself feeling you get outside a regular taproom.
MugiWhat is that, poetry hour? But honestly, tasting a beer from Amaterasu Brewery while soaking in Shonan early summer sounds amazing.
Hop BroWith food in hand, music playing, and the ocean right there, we’re basically obligated to do a cheers for verification in person.
MugiDeal! The fact that the beer names and styles are still a mystery makes it feel like a day-of surprise, and now I want one even more!
AMATERASU BREWERY is a craft brewery based in Fujisawa, Kanagawa. In its Instagram post, the brewery announced that it will take part in 'Umichika Marche - Sea, Craft Beer and More -' at HUG-RIDE PARK in Kugenumakaigan on June 13 and 14.
According to the post, this will be the event's fifth edition. The two-day gathering brings together 13 breweries and 16 food vendors from the Shonan area, along with a live performance program called SHONAN MUSIC MARCHE featuring local artists. The format is straightforward: enjoy craft beer, food and music while looking out over the sea.
The post also describes the market as a popular local event that draws around 4,000 people a day, which helps explain why it has become a familiar fixture in the area. For a brewery rooted in Fujisawa, joining a beachside event like this creates another way for its beers to be enjoyed outside the usual taproom setting, with the coastal atmosphere adding a different kind of context to each pour.
For beer fans, the appeal is not only the lineup but also the setting. HUG-RIDE PARK offers an easy stop for a weekend outing, and the combination of local breweries, food and live music gives the event a clear Shonan identity.
Source: Instagram post
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday’s topic is Amaterasu Brewery making a Umichika Marche appearance on June 13 and 14 at Kugenuma Kaihin Park HUG-RIDE PARK.
MugiWait, the sea and craft beer in one sentence? That already sounds like a perfect weekend.
Hop BroAnd it’s not just that. You get 13 Shonan-area breweries, 16 food vendors, and live music, basically an early-summer full combo.
MugiThirteen breweries is a lot! But from the article, beer names still secret, right? Now I’m dying to know what they’re pouring!
Hop BroThat mystery is part of the fun. Since Amaterasu Brewery is based in Fujisawa, I’m expecting a Shonan-local pint that really fits the ocean breeze.
MugiHold on, that sounds stylish but vague! What’s a style here? IPA, lager, that kind of thing?
Hop BroExactly. A style is basically a beer blueprint. The specific beers aren’t announced, but for a made-for-flight event, I’d expect easy lagers or fragrant pale ales.
MugiOhh, so in normal-person language, this means daytime bar-hopping with ocean views, food, and music?
Hop BroThat’s it. It draws about 4,000 people a day, and the best part is the drink-the-place itself feeling you get outside a regular taproom.
MugiWhat is that, poetry hour? But honestly, tasting a beer from Amaterasu Brewery while soaking in Shonan early summer sounds amazing.
Hop BroWith food in hand, music playing, and the ocean right there, we’re basically obligated to do a cheers for verification in person.
MugiDeal! The fact that the beer names and styles are still a mystery makes it feel like a day-of surprise, and now I want one even more!
