Honeybee Talk Vol. 4
This Time’s Theme: H-O-N-E-Y!
We’re excited to announce the date for the next installment of our popular “Honeybee Talk” series.
The event will once again be held at Mayudama on Tuesday, June 16, starting at 7:00 PM.
(Presentation ends around 8:30 PM / gathering concludes around 9:00 PM)
Each session in this series has explored a different central theme.
In February, our very first session focused on the question: “What Are Honeybees?” and was enjoyed even by elementary school children.
In March, our second session explored “The Early Spring Buildup of the Colony,” sharing the fascinating dramas unfolding inside the hive.
In April, during our third session, we looked at “Swarming” from the bees’ perspective and explored their remarkably democratic decision-making process.
And now, for our next Honeybee Talk, we’re finally diving into the theme everyone has been waiting for:
“What Is Honey?”
We’ll explore how honey is made, why it is so precious, how it relates to our health, and the diverse varieties and challenges of honey found around the world.
It promises to be another rich and fascinating evening.
And of course, there will also be a honey tasting experience during the event.
(We’ve even added some entirely new flavor comparisons that we’ve never offered before!)
Event Information
Date & Time
Tuesday, June 16
7:00 PM – approximately 8:30 PM
Location
Mayudama Gastro Pub
Dogo, Matsuyama
Participation Fee
- Adults: ¥3,500
(Includes one jar of BeeCamp honey) - Children: ¥1,000
Food and drinks at Mayudama are not included.
On the evening, we will also offer a special dessert and drink set for ¥1,000 featuring:
- our signature sweets
- the legendary “Hime Mead”
or - a non-alcoholic Iyokan citrus soda
The Hime Mead is truly being served for the last time.
Please refrain from bringing outside food or drinks.
How to Join
Please apply through the “Contact” page on this website.
In your message, kindly include the number of adult and child participants.
After your application, BeeCamp will send you a confirmation reply.
Please note that space is limited to only 10 participants, so we sincerely appreciate your understanding.
The presentation will be conducted in Japanese.
We hope this experience may completely change the way you think about honey.
We would be delighted to share a warm and gentle evening together with you.
BeeCamp Hachimitsu
Maria & Daniel 🍯
We look forward to meeting you all!