We stopped at Koto Brewing in Twin Falls to mark off an Idaho brewery for Jen. It’s named after a Japanese-American man who had built a successful cafe here but was interned at nearby Minidoka during WWII. Not only is the brewery named after Koto, but it’s even in the same brick building as his cafe. 🏷️25.06B

A glass of Koto Brewing Co. beer sits on a wooden bar counter, with a blurred background featuring shelves and a decorative wall design.

A poster for Minidoka National Historic Site is displayed on a wall, accompanied by informational plaques and historic photographs.

A display on a wall features historical photographs and informational text, including an image of a child, a family portrait, and a café facade.

A brick building houses Koto Brewing Co., featuring large windows and a streetlamp with banners promoting arts events.

A brewery setup with large metal tanks is situated under a brick wall adorned with a poster depicting two illustrated faces and text.

Three tacos filled with grilled meat, avocado, pickled onions, and greens are served with a side of green sauce, alongside a glass of beer on a wooden table.