A basement beer cafe in Ibaraki with a broad draft range


BEER & MUSIC Cafe Raisin-dou is a beer pub in the B1F of Socio 2 near Ibaraki-shi Station in Osaka. The shop serves Japanese craft beer alongside Belgian and German beers, with around six to seven draft beers on tap at all times. As the name suggests, it is an easygoing beer cafe where music and beer naturally go together.

Drafts listed for July 25


The venue said it would open at 4:00 p.m. on this day, and the lineup spans from aromatic ales to lighter, easy-drinking styles.
- Iwate Kura Beer "Japanese Herbaul Sansho"
- Minoh Beer × BREWSKI "Vit Natt IPA : Hazy IPA"
- Baeren Brewery "Kabosu Radler : Radler"
- Pomona Island × ISEKADO "Nekojima : Hazy Double IPA"
- Pilsner Urquell "Draft Pilsner Urquell"
- SAPPORO BEER "SORACHI 1984 : Pilsner"
- Ise Kadoya Beer "Honkaku IPA : US IPA"
- Baeren Brewery "Ihatove no Umi : Salty Lager"

Beers still to come


The post also listed upcoming pours: SUNTORY "Kaoru Ale : Pale Ale", Minoh Beer "Momo Weizen (Wase)", YOROCCO BEER × MINOH BEER "KOMPAS : Fruit Beer", and two Baeren releases, "Tsunagu Beer Koba Iro no Lager" and "Alchemy Master's Golden Lager". The range is notable, covering IPA, lager, salty lager, and fruit beer in one place.

Food to pair with the beer


Food options mentioned included eisbein, mackerel sandwiches, house-made oil sardines, Margherita pizza, meat-topped pizza, smoked items, and zangi. The setup makes it easy to build a meal around the beers rather than treating them as an afterthought. For anyone who wants to spend time on a station-close basement beer stop in Osaka, this is a practical and appealing lineup announcement.