WAKAYAMA BREWERY

Brewery: Wakayama Brewery

Founded: 1955


Nestled at the base of Wakayama Castle lies the enchanting Wakayama Brewery, where they offer a selection of original craft beers under the AGARA brand, including the delectable IPA, Pale Ale, and Weizen. In addition, they craft seasonal limited edition beers that are infused with the local Wakayama ingredients, adding a unique touch to their already exceptional brews. Their ultimate goal is to raise the profile of Wakayama craft beer, and they strive to achieve this through their unwavering commitment to quality and excellence. With two brewing tanks dedicated to OEM brewing and store supply, Wakayama Brewery also offers an immersive brewing experience curriculum, where customers can explore and appreciate the true allure of craft beer. To top it off, they welcome OEM manufacturing of original craft beer for each store, so don't hesitate to get in touch if you're interested.

 

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The Future of Japan

In recent years, under the banner of regional revitalization, product development utilizing various local resources has been actively pursued. However, these resources are not limited to raw materials alone. Wakayama Brewery views young people, who will play a crucial role in Japan's future, as valuable regional assets as well. By offering students opportunities to experience firsthand how their daily research activities can be applied and valued in real-world markets, the brewery aims to deepen their understanding of the significance of their work and help them recognize its importance.

Wakayama Brewery considers its role as a local enterprise to be that of supporting diligent students in finding meaning and joy in their research, ultimately contributing to the revitalization of Japan. The company regards this mission as a vital tool in regional development. It is firmly convinced that craft beer can only become a true “product” if it is cherished and fostered by the local community.

To achieve these goals, the promotion of sixth industrialization is deemed essential. Looking ahead, the brewery plans to expand its business beyond the Japanese market into global markets. Its vision goes beyond merely selling products—it seeks to create new markets by leveraging the rich regional backgrounds that define its offerings.

 

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