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Event Overview

On August 1, 2026, a special seminar titled "Rooting for Change: Why Patagonia is Brewing Beer?" will take place at "cask" located within W TORANOMON in Tokyo's Toranomon Hills. The seminar is organized by Shinanoya Foods, which has been a significant player since its inception in 1930, and it aims to celebrate the launch of Patagonia Provisions' new organic lager.

Event Details

• - Date: August 1, 2026 (Saturday)
• - Time: 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM (Doors open at 11:30 AM)
• - Location: cask W TORANOMON, B1F, Hills Station Tower, 2-6-1 Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo
• - Participation Fee: 6,000 yen (tax included, reservation required)
• - Special Lunch: Guests will enjoy a unique lunch course paired with organic lager

Patagonia Provisions aims to create delicious food that is produced in a responsible way to combat environmental crises, and this event will dive deep into this philosophy. Participants can enjoy a crafted organic lager made from perennial grains and engage in discussions about the brewing story, while savoring a delightful lunch experience. Limited-edition products exclusive to the event will also be available.

Mission of Shinanoya

Shinanoya was one of the early distributors of imported liquors and foods, particularly focusing on wine and cheese to enhance the dining culture. The company places a strong emphasis on providing not only delicious food but also healthy options that minimize environmental footprints. The "Exploring Food Seminar" aims to go beyond mere sales; it intends to convey the inherent value of ingredients and the stories behind their production.

In an age overflowing with information, this seminar fosters direct connections between producers and consumers, which helps in delivering genuine information about food. Participants will not only deepen their taste but also expand their understanding of the ingredients they consume daily.

About Patagonia Provisions

Patagonia's food collection represents an earnest effort to create a positive impact on the planet through responsible food production. Founded on the belief that what we eat affects our earth, Patagonia Provisions combines great taste with ethical production practices. By utilizing ingredients that support the ecosystem, the brand promotes a vision of sustainability in food consumption.

Featured Speakers

The event will feature notable speakers including:

• - Katsuhiro Kondo (Impact Director, Patagonia Japan): With years of experience in various roles at Patagonia, Mr. Kondo has been influential in leading the launch of the food business in Japan and addresses climate solutions through his work.
• - Takeshi Sato (Brand Ambassador, Nagano Trading Inc.): A lover of craft beer, he shares stories about the American craft beer community and dedicates his life to connecting culture and food through brewing.
• - Tadayuki Iwasaki (Product Manager, Shinanoya Foods): With a background in nutritional science, Mr. Iwasaki is dedicated to preserving traditional Japanese flavors through thoughtful product development.

Vision for Future Food Culture

At cask, the aim is to provide a unique experience that emphasizes the connection between producers and what we eat. The need for transparency in food production is vital, and the seminar aims to explore the deeper meanings of taste and quality in our daily meals. As we continue to face economic pressures, it's crucial to consider the environmental impacts of our food and beverage choices. Shinanoya hopes to cultivate discussions that will lead to a more sustainable future for generations to come.

For more information and to make reservations for the seminar, please visit the official website of Shinanoya Foods: Shinanoya Foods Events.

Conclusion

The upcoming seminar presents a fantastic opportunity to delve into the synergy between Patagonia and beer, experience a new organic lager, and broaden understanding about sustainability in food. As part of an ongoing series of events, Shinanoya aims to redefine food culture through education and personal connection.