Beer Bar Festa Shimokitazawa, a craft beer pub in Tokyo’s Kitazawa neighborhood, will open earlier than its regular 6 p.m. start on Monday, September 21, 2026. A planned darts and gyoza festival was canceled because of a typhoon, so the bar is switching to its own “Shimokitazawa Darts and Gyoza Festival.” Guests may bring in food until 6 p.m.

The tap list features ten rotating beers from Japan and overseas, plus the regular Heartland. Japanese selections include Nito Brewery’s “Weizen Apple Cinnamon,” Minoh Beer’s “Peach Weizen,” “Weiss IPA,” and “Papa Zaru Lager,” Y Market’s “Egifu!!,” and Repubrew’s “Blackjack IPA.” The post notes that Peach Weizen and Papa Zaru Lager are running low.

International taps include BrewDog’s “BrewDog Double IPA,” Coronado’s “Hazy Weekend,” Sierra Nevada’s “Sierra Nevada Pale Ale,” and Revision’s “Revision DIPA.” The selection covers wheat beer, fruit-forward styles, IPA, pale ale, and lager, giving beer fans several directions to explore in one visit.

Upcoming beers mentioned by the bar include beers from Migration, Sierra Nevada, Y Market, Minoh, Sankt Gallen, Repubrew, Two Rabbits, Trademark, Shiga Kogen, Coedo, and Craftrock.

Located on the fifth floor of the Daishin Building in Kitazawa, Festa will remain open late during Silver Week, with last call scheduled for 4 a.m. The early opening offers a casual chance to pair takeout food with craft beer before the bar shifts into its regular evening service.