OMORI FAN CLUB, Associated with Tokyo ∞景, Releases "DEPARTURE on TRACKS"
OMORI FAN CLUB, which is connected to the beer pub Tokyo ∞景 in Ota Ward, Tokyo, will release a collaboration beer to coincide with the opening of Oimachi Tracks on Saturday, March 28. It is an IPA made with hops grown in Oimachi, and it will be sold at NewDays and TRACKS PARK.
Hop BroHere it comes, DEPARTURE on TRACKS. OMORI FAN CLUB, linked to Tokyo ∞景, is releasing this collaboration beer to coincide with the opening of Oimachi Tracks on Saturday, March 28.
MugiWhoa! So it’s an opening-day station beer? That already sounds like it’ll get you tipsy before you even board!
Hop BroAnd it’s not just a commemorative item. It’s an IPA made with hops grown in Oimachi. It feels like they’ve packed the atmosphere of the town itself into the bottle using local ingredients.
MugiWhat?! Hops are the bitter stuff in beer, right? But Oimachi-grown hops? That sounds seriously local!
Hop BroExactly. Hops are key for aroma and bitterness, and IPA is a style where those qualities really show. So this is a beer with a strong presence that can also go along with the energy of a new neighborhood.
MugiWhoa, that sounds complicated but delicious! And the name NEW OIMACHI IPA already feels like a brand-new ticket gate. So exciting!
Hop BroThe sales route is interesting too. It’ll be sold at NewDays right next to the Tracks exit of the new Oimachi Station, and draft pours are scheduled to be served sequentially from a little after 12:30.
MugiWait, you can drink it inside the station? That’s unfair! And draft beer from a little after 12:30? That’s the kind of thing that sends your mood straight into travel mode!
Hop BroTokyo ∞景 is a beer pub in Sanno, Ota Ward, but it suits them to be the place that takes in stories like this, connecting Omori and Oimachi. The fun of this beer is that you can taste the town’s change in one glass.
MugiWow, even imagining it makes my throat ring! Walking around on opening day and having a pint at TRACKS PARK sounds perfect, doesn’t it?
Hop BroExactly. I want to drink while looking at the station’s new scenery and feel the passion of Tokyo ∞景’s context and OMORI FAN CLUB come together. Today, it really makes me want to go all in on a celebratory pint.
MugiYeah, yeah, I can’t resist this! It was the kind of article that makes you want to toast in Oimachi!
In a context close to the beer pub Tokyo ∞景, located on the 3rd floor of Hakkēzaka Building at 2-2-7 Sanno, Ota Ward, OMORI FAN CLUB has announced a new beer. To celebrate the opening of Oimachi Tracks on Saturday, March 28, it will release the collaboration beer "DEPARTURE on TRACKS -NEW OIMACHI IPA-" with the Tokyo General Rolling Stock Center.
The key point this time is that it uses hops grown in Oimachi. The beer is being presented as one that expresses the movement of a newly born neighborhood through local ingredients. Its style is IPA, so it should offer not only easy everyday drinkability but also a strong sense of presence.
The beer will be sold at NewDays, located right next to the Tracks exit of the newly opened Oimachi Station. NewDays opens at 11:00, and draft beer is scheduled to be served sequentially from a little after 12:30. Being able to pick it up through the station's new flow makes it an easy route for people who want to drink while walking around town on opening day.
Tokyo ∞景 is a beer pub on the third floor in Sanno, Ota Ward. If you see it as a place that takes in topics connecting the Omori and Oimachi areas in the form of craft beer, the appeal of this news comes through even more clearly. Together with Oimachi's new landmark, this is one to watch for what kind of pint it will become.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroHere it comes, DEPARTURE on TRACKS. OMORI FAN CLUB, linked to Tokyo ∞景, is releasing this collaboration beer to coincide with the opening of Oimachi Tracks on Saturday, March 28.
MugiWhoa! So it’s an opening-day station beer? That already sounds like it’ll get you tipsy before you even board!
Hop BroAnd it’s not just a commemorative item. It’s an IPA made with hops grown in Oimachi. It feels like they’ve packed the atmosphere of the town itself into the bottle using local ingredients.
MugiWhat?! Hops are the bitter stuff in beer, right? But Oimachi-grown hops? That sounds seriously local!
Hop BroExactly. Hops are key for aroma and bitterness, and IPA is a style where those qualities really show. So this is a beer with a strong presence that can also go along with the energy of a new neighborhood.
MugiWhoa, that sounds complicated but delicious! And the name NEW OIMACHI IPA already feels like a brand-new ticket gate. So exciting!
Hop BroThe sales route is interesting too. It’ll be sold at NewDays right next to the Tracks exit of the new Oimachi Station, and draft pours are scheduled to be served sequentially from a little after 12:30.
MugiWait, you can drink it inside the station? That’s unfair! And draft beer from a little after 12:30? That’s the kind of thing that sends your mood straight into travel mode!
Hop BroTokyo ∞景 is a beer pub in Sanno, Ota Ward, but it suits them to be the place that takes in stories like this, connecting Omori and Oimachi. The fun of this beer is that you can taste the town’s change in one glass.
MugiWow, even imagining it makes my throat ring! Walking around on opening day and having a pint at TRACKS PARK sounds perfect, doesn’t it?
Hop BroExactly. I want to drink while looking at the station’s new scenery and feel the passion of Tokyo ∞景’s context and OMORI FAN CLUB come together. Today, it really makes me want to go all in on a celebratory pint.
MugiYeah, yeah, I can’t resist this! It was the kind of article that makes you want to toast in Oimachi!
