Derailleur Brew Works to Return to ITAMI GREENJAM ’26
Osaka-based Derailleur Brew Works has announced that it will take part in ITAMI GREENJAM ’26 again this year. The Nishinari brewery is expected to bring its craft beer to the festival, where live music, food vendors and markets gather at Koyaike Park in Itami.
Hop BroDelayla Brew Works from Nishinari, Osaka, is returning to ITAMI GREENJAM’26. A park, live music, and craft beer—an unbeatable combination.
MugiWhat! A festival at Koyaike Park? Craft beer surrounded by greenery sounds dangerously perfect!
Hop BroIt runs for two full days, September 12 and 13, 2026. Gates open at 10 a.m. and it wraps at 5 p.m., with music, food, markets, and family activities.
MugiStarting at 10 a.m.? That gives off perfect daytime beer energy! Music, beer, more music—what a demanding schedule!
Hop BroOne beer to watch for is their staple, Nishinari Riot Ale. It is an approachable American Pale Ale with plenty of hop character.
MugiAmerican Pale Ale—what is that? Does “pale” mean the flavor is weak?
Hop BroNot at all. “Pale” refers mainly to its lighter color. Expect balanced malt, refreshing bitterness, and often citrus-like hop aromas: flavorful yet easy drinking.
MugiOhhh, so it is ideal for a first festival pint. “Riot” in the name, but peaceful on the palate—I love that!
Hop BroTheir official lineup also includes a yuzu-peel Citrus Sour Ale, Hazy IPA, German Pilsner, and West Coast IPA. The festival beer list is pending, though.
MugiYuzu, hazy, pilsner, and West Coast IPA? That is a wildly varied lineup! My stomach needs to schedule a planning meeting.
Hop Bro“Delayla” means “one who strays from the path” in French. The brewery carries Nishinari’s drinking culture and an ethos of brewing beyond convention.
MugiSo every pour comes with a story of its neighborhood. Let’s check their social channels for the tap list, then enjoy music with beer at ITAMI GREENJAM’26!
Derailleur Brew Works, a craft brewery based in Nishinari, Osaka, has announced on social media that it will return to ITAMI GREENJAM ’26. Details such as the beers to be served and the sales format have not yet been announced.
ITAMI GREENJAM is a local festival held at Koyaike Park in Itami, Hyogo. Alongside live performances, the event features food vendors, markets and activities for families. The 2026 edition is scheduled to take place over two days, September 12 and 13, with performances by artists including Sunny Day Service, eastern youth, HUSKING BEE, Kimyo Reitaro and Tabito Nanao. The event is scheduled to open at 10:00 and finish at 17:00, with the festival proceeding in light rain and being cancelled in severe weather.
One beer visitors may encounter is Nishinari Riot Ale, the brewery’s signature American Pale Ale. Its official lineup also includes Citrus Sour Ale made with yuzu peel, Hazy IPA, German Pilsner and West Coast IPA.
Derailleur Brew Works describes itself as a craft beer factory and creative operations team established to recreate the recipe for Nishinari Riot Ale. The brewery takes its name from the French word for “one who leaves the path” and embraces ideas that are free from convention and fixed routes.
For festivalgoers, the brewery’s return offers a chance to pair live music and the greenery of Koyaike Park with beers shaped by the character of Nishinari. Further information on the beers and booth arrangements is expected through the brewery’s official social media channels.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroDelayla Brew Works from Nishinari, Osaka, is returning to ITAMI GREENJAM’26. A park, live music, and craft beer—an unbeatable combination.
MugiWhat! A festival at Koyaike Park? Craft beer surrounded by greenery sounds dangerously perfect!
Hop BroIt runs for two full days, September 12 and 13, 2026. Gates open at 10 a.m. and it wraps at 5 p.m., with music, food, markets, and family activities.
MugiStarting at 10 a.m.? That gives off perfect daytime beer energy! Music, beer, more music—what a demanding schedule!
Hop BroOne beer to watch for is their staple, Nishinari Riot Ale. It is an approachable American Pale Ale with plenty of hop character.
MugiAmerican Pale Ale—what is that? Does “pale” mean the flavor is weak?
Hop BroNot at all. “Pale” refers mainly to its lighter color. Expect balanced malt, refreshing bitterness, and often citrus-like hop aromas: flavorful yet easy drinking.
MugiOhhh, so it is ideal for a first festival pint. “Riot” in the name, but peaceful on the palate—I love that!
Hop BroTheir official lineup also includes a yuzu-peel Citrus Sour Ale, Hazy IPA, German Pilsner, and West Coast IPA. The festival beer list is pending, though.
MugiYuzu, hazy, pilsner, and West Coast IPA? That is a wildly varied lineup! My stomach needs to schedule a planning meeting.
Hop Bro“Delayla” means “one who strays from the path” in French. The brewery carries Nishinari’s drinking culture and an ethos of brewing beyond convention.
MugiSo every pour comes with a story of its neighborhood. Let’s check their social channels for the tap list, then enjoy music with beer at ITAMI GREENJAM’26!
