Tokaido BEER Kawasaki-juku Brewery to Offer 4 Beers at SOUND CHAIR '26 on March 28
Tokaido BEER Kawasaki-juku Brewery (Kawasaki Ward, Kawasaki City) announced that it will have a booth at the event "SOUND CHAIR '26," to be held on March 28 at Tamagawa Marukobashi No. 2 Plaza. It will serve a total of four types, including a collaboration beer with Kawasaki Frontale.
Hop BroI’m here to tell you, SOUND CHAIR '26 is getting a Tokaido BEER Kawasaki-juku Brewery booth. On March 28 at Tamagawa Marukobashi No. 2 Plaza, it’s music, bonfires, and beer, which is basically the ultimate winning combo.
MugiWait, music and bonfires with beer!? That sounds like it has to be amazing. And it’s a Kawasaki brewery too, so it has that nice local feel!
Hop BroAnd this time they’re coming in with a four-beer lineup. `1623` as an IPA, `Usubeni no Kōzai` as an Amber Ale, `Mugi no Deai` as a Belgian Wheat, and `FROAGARI YELL` as a Herb Ale. Even the names have a lot of character.
MugiWait, what even is a Belgian Wheat? I get that it’s a wheat beer, but why does it suddenly sound so stylish when Belgian is added?
Hop BroGood question. The key is the aroma from the yeast. Belgian styles tend to bring out fruity and spicy notes. It’s like the softness of wheat gets topped with a bright, lively character, so the name `Mugi no Deai` fits really well.
MugiOhhh! So `Usubeni no Kōzai` probably shows off what an Amber Ale is all about. Just from the name, I can imagine it being sweet or toasty. Sneaky!
Hop BroExactly. Amber Ale has that toasty malt character that feels great. And when `1623` the IPA comes in, the hop bitterness and aroma really sharpen everything up, so comparing them side by side sounds incredibly fun.
MugiIPA is the one where hops are the star, right! But also, `FROAGARI YELL` says Herb Ale, and it sounds like a frog is cheering, which is kind of adorable!
Hop BroI don’t hate that vibe. Since it’s the type with a herbal aftertaste, it should be nice for a crisp finish and subtle aroma. It also has that Kawasaki Frontale collaboration feeling, so it seems like a beer made for events.
MugiAnd Tokaido BEER Kawasaki-juku Brewery making Kawasaki’s stories into beer is such a good idea. Drink one at the event, then have another later near Kawasaki Station at the shop. That’s a total rabbit hole!
Hop BroExactly. The strength of this brewery is that you can enjoy it as one drink at the venue and another slowly at the shop. All right, let’s decide which one to start with.
MugiI want to start with `Mugi no Deai`! But `1623` is tempting too, so I definitely want a proper tasting comparison.
Hop BroDecision made. A drink in front of the bonfire already sounds perfect, so now I’m in the mood to go out for drinks.
In an Instagram post on March 27, Tokaido BEER Kawasaki-juku Brewery announced that it would have a booth at the event "SOUND CHAIR '26," which will be held the following day, March 28. The venue is Tamagawa Marukobashi No. 2 Plaza, a nine-minute walk from Shin-Maruko Station on the Tokyu Toyoko Line. The event is being introduced as a place where visitors can enjoy craft beer surrounded by music and bonfires.
On the day, it plans to offer a total of four beers, including a collaboration beer with Kawasaki Frontale. The lineup shown in the post is as follows.
- `1623` / IPA / 6%
- `Usubeni no Kōzai` / Amber Ale / 5%
- `Mugi no Deai` / Belgian Wheat / 5%
- `FROAGARI YELL` / Herb Ale / 5%
Tokaido BEER Kawasaki-juku Brewery is a brewery based in Kawasaki Ward, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture. On its official website, it presents craft beer making themed around Kawasaki's history, present, and future, and its activities are notable for emphasizing ties with the local community. It also has a shop within walking distance of Kawasaki Station and is open on weekday evenings as well as weekends and holidays, making it easy to revisit a beer you discovered at an event and try it again later at leisure.
This booth announcement ties the brewery's familiar worldview together with participation in a local event. A drink enjoyed at the venue, and another enjoyed slowly at the shop. Through both experiences, it is an announcement that makes you want to confirm the distinct character of Tokaido BEER Kawasaki-juku Brewery's beers.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroI’m here to tell you, SOUND CHAIR '26 is getting a Tokaido BEER Kawasaki-juku Brewery booth. On March 28 at Tamagawa Marukobashi No. 2 Plaza, it’s music, bonfires, and beer, which is basically the ultimate winning combo.
MugiWait, music and bonfires with beer!? That sounds like it has to be amazing. And it’s a Kawasaki brewery too, so it has that nice local feel!
Hop BroAnd this time they’re coming in with a four-beer lineup. `1623` as an IPA, `Usubeni no Kōzai` as an Amber Ale, `Mugi no Deai` as a Belgian Wheat, and `FROAGARI YELL` as a Herb Ale. Even the names have a lot of character.
MugiWait, what even is a Belgian Wheat? I get that it’s a wheat beer, but why does it suddenly sound so stylish when Belgian is added?
Hop BroGood question. The key is the aroma from the yeast. Belgian styles tend to bring out fruity and spicy notes. It’s like the softness of wheat gets topped with a bright, lively character, so the name `Mugi no Deai` fits really well.
MugiOhhh! So `Usubeni no Kōzai` probably shows off what an Amber Ale is all about. Just from the name, I can imagine it being sweet or toasty. Sneaky!
Hop BroExactly. Amber Ale has that toasty malt character that feels great. And when `1623` the IPA comes in, the hop bitterness and aroma really sharpen everything up, so comparing them side by side sounds incredibly fun.
MugiIPA is the one where hops are the star, right! But also, `FROAGARI YELL` says Herb Ale, and it sounds like a frog is cheering, which is kind of adorable!
Hop BroI don’t hate that vibe. Since it’s the type with a herbal aftertaste, it should be nice for a crisp finish and subtle aroma. It also has that Kawasaki Frontale collaboration feeling, so it seems like a beer made for events.
MugiAnd Tokaido BEER Kawasaki-juku Brewery making Kawasaki’s stories into beer is such a good idea. Drink one at the event, then have another later near Kawasaki Station at the shop. That’s a total rabbit hole!
Hop BroExactly. The strength of this brewery is that you can enjoy it as one drink at the venue and another slowly at the shop. All right, let’s decide which one to start with.
MugiI want to start with `Mugi no Deai`! But `1623` is tempting too, so I definitely want a proper tasting comparison.
Hop BroDecision made. A drink in front of the bonfire already sounds perfect, so now I’m in the mood to go out for drinks.
