Nagai Sake Brewery 140th Anniversary Festival Ticket

Overview

Celebrate a historic milestone at Nagai Sake Brewery’s 140th Anniversary Open House and Thanksgiving Festival. This special event is a heartfelt tribute to the people of Kawaba Village and sake enthusiasts across Japan who have supported the brewery since its founding in 1886. Located in a region blessed with pure water and abundant nature, the festival offers a rare look behind the scenes of one of Gunma’s most prestigious breweries, known for its commitment to “history and spirit.”

The festival is packed with exclusive experiences, including the first public unveiling of new sake, the sale of limited 140th-anniversary editions, and a massive gathering of popular local food trucks. Visitors can interact directly with the brewers, participate in unique brewery-led experiences, and win prizes featuring local specialties. With live performances by artists with strong ties to Gunma and plenty of free activities for children, it is a perfect day out for families and connoisseurs alike.

Why Attend

• Exclusive Sake Access: Be among the first to taste newly unveiled sake and purchase limited-edition 140th-anniversary commemorative bottles available only at the event.
• Family-Friendly Fun: Children under elementary school age participate for free, with dedicated attractions like a bouncy dome, candy grabs, festival games, and even a rally car display.
• Cultural Performances: Enjoy a diverse lineup of live entertainment including Tsukiyono Yase Taiko (Japanese drumming), Shigeki Maruyama, and Mika Uemiya, celebrating the local spirit of Gunma.
• Gourmet Local Food: Pair your sake with a variety of offerings from local food trucks and enjoy the famous craftsmanship of guests like Imai Daruma Shop NAYA.

Schedule & Tickets Information

Date	Venue	Seat Types
2026/06/06 (Sat) 10:00 – 16:00	Nagai Sake Brewery (Gunma)	All-you-can-drink (20+)
2026/06/06 (Sat) 10:00 – 16:00	Nagai Sake Brewery (Gunma)	Non-alcoholic (U-19 / Drivers)

Background

Nagai Sake Brewery has been a cornerstone of Gunma’s brewing industry for 140 years, famously known for its “Mizubasho” and “Tanigawadake” brands. This Thanksgiving Festival is designed to express gratitude to the local community of Kawaba Village. By combining traditional sake brewing culture with modern festival elements like food trucks and rally cars, the brewery aims to pass down its heritage to the next generation while providing a space for joy and connection. The event emphasizes responsible enjoyment, ensuring a safe environment for all ages.

Venue Information

• Venue name: Nagai Sake Brewery
• Address: 713 Monzen, Kawaba-mura, Tone-gun, Gunma 378-0115
• Entry gates info: Reception opens at 10:00 AM. Advance ticket holders should head to the reception to exchange their ticket for a commemorative gift.
• Nearby landmarks: Located in the scenic Kawaba Village, easily accessible via shuttle from Jomo-Kogen Station or by car using the provided temporary parking lots.

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Faqs

What is included in the All-you-can-drink plan?

This plan allows visitors aged 20 and over to sample a wide variety of Nagai Brewery’s sake. Please note that some premium or high-priced items may have a limit on the number of servings.

How do I get to the brewery if I don’t have a car?

A direct shuttle bus will operate between Jomo-Kogen Station (accessible via Shinkansen) and the venue, making it convenient for travelers from Tokyo and other major cities.

Are there options for children and non-drinkers?

Yes, the “U-19” non-alcoholic plan is available for 500 yen for those under 20 or designated drivers. Children under elementary school age can participate for free.

What happens if the weather is bad?

The event is held outdoors and may be cancelled in the case of severe weather. It is recommended to check the official brewery website or social media on the morning of the event.

Do I need to bring my ticket on the day?

Yes, you must bring your ticket (physical or digital) to the venue reception. It will be scanned and exchanged for a special commemorative gift as part of the 140th-anniversary celebration.