Baeren “Classic” tapped at Shibuya’s Taki~AKANE~; open from 5 p.m. on 3/30
The beer pub Taki~AKANE~JapaneseBeer&SakeDining in Dogenzaka, Shibuya, will be open on Monday 3/30 from 5 p.m. to midnight. For the first two hours after opening, it will run “Akane’s Happy Time,” and the latest public taps include selections from Baeren Brewery, Fujizakura Heights Beer, and Totopia.
On Monday 3/30, open from 5 p.m., with a Happy Time for the first two hours
Taki~AKANE~JapaneseBeer&SakeDining in Dogenzaka, Shibuya, will be open on Monday 3/30 from 5 p.m. to midnight. For the first two hours after opening, Akane’s Happy Time is set, making it easy to drop in for an early drink after work.
As its name suggests, the place is a beer pub centered on Japanese craft beer and sake. You can enjoy it one drink at a time at the counter, or take your time pairing drinks with food. Even though it’s in Dogenzaka, it still has that easygoing, no-fuss “izakaya-like” feel, which is also part of what makes it distinctive.
Latest tap lineup
The publicly available recent menu confirms the following draft beers.
- Baeren Brewery “Classic (Export)”
- Fujizakura Heights Beer “Weizen”
- Totopia “Campphobia (West Caust D IPA)”
Baeren’s Classic is a German-style lager designed to balance richness and bitterness. It goes well with a wide range of meals and is also a good choice for a first drink. Fujizakura Heights Beer’s Weizen is characterized by a soft, smooth mouthfeel from the wheat, making it an easy fit for a Happy Hour drink. Totopia’s “Campphobia” is a West Coast-style IPA, ideal for people who want to really enjoy the presence of hops.
A place to enjoy with food
The shop’s blog features a lineup of sides that lean toward both beer and sake, including fresh fish, seasonal snacks, wild vegetables, simmered meat and tofu, cod milt, and oyster dishes. Its strength is that you can enjoy craft beer as the main attraction while drinking in a Japanese-food context.
It’s within walking distance of Shibuya Station, and while it is a beer pub, it also has a strong sake selection, making it a useful spot not only for craft beer fans but also for people who enjoy Japanese drinks. On Monday 3/30, the move is to aim for the Happy Time window first and go enjoy the tap condition for yourself.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.