BEER & MUSIC Cafe Raisindou in Ibaraki, Osaka, announced an early opening for Saturday, June 13. True to its name, the venue blends beer and music in a pub setting, and on this day it planned to open at 4:00 PM, with food last orders at 9:00 PM and drink last orders at 9:30 PM.

The draft lineup focused on clear style differences, making it a good day for comparison drinking. The beers listed for the day were:

- Hoppu-Kotan Brewery: AKIRA 囃子 : Märzenbier
- Baeren Brewery: N クラシック : Dortmunder
- Iwate Kura Beer: パッションウィートエール : Fruit Wheat Ale
- Kinshachi Beer: IPA
- Pilsner Urquell: ドラフト・ピルスナーウルケル : Drought Pilsner Urquell
- SAPPORO BEER: SORACHI 1984 : Pilsner

The post also previewed upcoming taps, including Ise Kadoya Beer’s Mr.DANK : DDH West Coast IPA and Baeren Brewery’s かぼすラードラー : Radler. That range suggests a lineup that moves from malty and bready to crisp, hoppy, and citrus-driven.

Food is another draw. The special menu included Eisbein, mackerel sandwich, and house-made oil sardines. The smoked items were equally varied, featuring Nagasaki kamaboko, Toyama mackerel, tofu, chicken tenderloin, takuan, egg, and cheese. Other pub-friendly dishes included potato salad, cabbage pickles in a sauerkraut style, house pickles, zangi, fries, meat-loaded pizza, smoked toppings, and ragù tagliatelle.

For beer drinkers in Osaka, Raisindou offered a tap list that paired classic German-inspired styles, Japanese craft staples, and a few seasonal-looking options with a food menu built to match.