Yoho Brewing launches the nationwide stamp rally 'Yonayona Megurishu'
Yoho Brewing, based in Saku, Nagano, has launched 'Yonayona Megurishu,' a stamp rally that takes participants across six regions in Japan. Everyone who joins receives a reward, and additional prizes are available after the November report period.
Hop BroI’ve got my eye on Yo-Ho Brewing’s Yonayona Megurishu today. It’s a stamp rally where you travel across six areas in Japan.
MugiWait, I expected beer news from Yo-Ho Brewing, and instead it’s a six-area road trip? That escalated fast!
Hop BroAnd you start by buying a special stamp book from their official online store, Yonayona no Sato Honten, then collect sticker seals at eligible spots.
MugiA stamp book with sticker seals!? It’s got shrine stamp vibes, and the fact that even talking to staff can count is hilarious.
Hop BroThat’s the fun part. You can earn seals through purchases, events, or visits, and they even built in a title rank system based on how many you collect.
MugiA title rank system!? What is this, a craft beer RPG? Monadeshū to Mangan Shindachi sounds absurdly powerful.
Hop BroBasically, one area gets you Monadeshū, and clearing all six makes you Mangan Shindachi. The campaign runs from July 15 to October 31, and reporting happens in early November.
MugiSo how do you report it? The phrase receipt evidence suddenly makes this sound like a detective show.
Hop BroIt’s simple. You send photos of the seals in your book and the eligible receipts through a form. Evidence just means proof of completion.
MugiOhhh! And if everyone gets an amulet and 500-yen off, that’s basically a perfect excuse to join.
Hop BroPlus, higher ranks like Shokokudō and Mangan Shindachi come with limited T-shirt rewards, and full completion even gets a special bonus.
MugiA brewery born in Karuizawa in 1997 turning beer fandom into a whole travel experience is honestly kind of beautiful. Now I want to drink and tour.
Hop BroExactly. Even without a new beer name or style this time, you still get that playful Yo-Ho spirit all over the project.
MugiFirst we grab the book, then we plan which area to hit first. I want a beer now, and I want a strategy meeting with it!
Overview
Yoho Brewing, headquartered in Saku, Nagano, has started 'Yonayona Megurishu,' a stamp rally that takes participants through experience spots across six regions in Japan. To join, customers buy a dedicated ledger from the company's online store, Yonayona no Sato, and collect seal stickers by purchasing products, attending events, visiting facilities, or even speaking with staff at participating spots.
How it works
The collection period runs from July 15 to October 31, 2026. Participants earn titles based on the number of regions visited and seals collected, starting with 'Kado-deshu' for one region and reaching 'Manganshinuchi' for a full sweep of all six regions. In early November, participants submit photos of their ledger and receipts through a dedicated form for verification.
Rewards and background
All participants receive a 'Yonayona Megurishu' amulet and a 500-yen coupon for use at Yonayona no Sato. Those who reach higher ranks such as 'Shokokutsu' and 'Manganshinuchi' can also receive a limited T-shirt, while the top rank comes with an extra special prize. Founded in Karuizawa in 1997, Yoho Brewing has long been known for expanding the appeal of craft beer beyond the glass, and this campaign adds a travel-like layer to that experience.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroI’ve got my eye on Yo-Ho Brewing’s Yonayona Megurishu today. It’s a stamp rally where you travel across six areas in Japan.
MugiWait, I expected beer news from Yo-Ho Brewing, and instead it’s a six-area road trip? That escalated fast!
Hop BroAnd you start by buying a special stamp book from their official online store, Yonayona no Sato Honten, then collect sticker seals at eligible spots.
MugiA stamp book with sticker seals!? It’s got shrine stamp vibes, and the fact that even talking to staff can count is hilarious.
Hop BroThat’s the fun part. You can earn seals through purchases, events, or visits, and they even built in a title rank system based on how many you collect.
MugiA title rank system!? What is this, a craft beer RPG? Monadeshū to Mangan Shindachi sounds absurdly powerful.
Hop BroBasically, one area gets you Monadeshū, and clearing all six makes you Mangan Shindachi. The campaign runs from July 15 to October 31, and reporting happens in early November.
MugiSo how do you report it? The phrase receipt evidence suddenly makes this sound like a detective show.
Hop BroIt’s simple. You send photos of the seals in your book and the eligible receipts through a form. Evidence just means proof of completion.
MugiOhhh! And if everyone gets an amulet and 500-yen off, that’s basically a perfect excuse to join.
Hop BroPlus, higher ranks like Shokokudō and Mangan Shindachi come with limited T-shirt rewards, and full completion even gets a special bonus.
MugiA brewery born in Karuizawa in 1997 turning beer fandom into a whole travel experience is honestly kind of beautiful. Now I want to drink and tour.
Hop BroExactly. Even without a new beer name or style this time, you still get that playful Yo-Ho spirit all over the project.
MugiFirst we grab the book, then we plan which area to hit first. I want a beer now, and I want a strategy meeting with it!
