Okayoshi Shoten Releases DD4D × JunSATO 3rd-Anniversary Collaboration IPA
The beer pub "Okayoshi Shoten" in Kita-Shinjuku, Shinjuku Ward, Tokyo, is introducing a collaboration beer with DD4D to mark the third anniversary of its renewal. It comes in a limited can featuring an original illustration by JunSATO, and is now on sale as a refreshing IPA.
Hop BroFor Okayoshi Shoten's 3rd anniversary, the beer pub in Kita-Shinjuku has released a collaboration IPA with DD4D. They've even prepared limited cans, so they're coming out strong from the start.
MugiWhoa, there are collaboration cans too!? And it's already been three years? That's surprising.
Hop BroExactly. This time it's the combination of DD4D × JunSATO × Okayoshi Shoten. The can features an original illustration, so it already feels like an event from the look alone.
MugiThat sounds fun! Enjoyable with both your eyes and your tongue means it's basically a work of art, not just beer.
Hop BroThe flavor is a refreshing IPA, perfect for the coming season. An IPA is a style where the hop aroma and bitterness stand out, and it tends to have a crisp drinking finish.
MugiI always hear about hop aroma, but what does crisp mean? This suddenly feels like grown-up talk!
Hop BroSimply put, it means you get a citrusy aroma and a clean finish. The key point this time is that it's not too heavy and works well as a first drink.
MugiWow! And Okayoshi Shoten is a spot along the Kanda River, right? It sounds so nice to drink on the terrace.
Hop BroThat's right. Being able to drop in casually in a kakuuchi-style is part of the appeal too. A drink by the river, while looking at the limited cans, is pretty luxurious.
MugiWow, it feels like a 3rd-anniversary treat. I definitely want to admire the can and really savor what's inside!
Hop BroIn short, this is the one I want to drink right now. At Okayoshi Shoten, you'll want to open the DD4D IPA while feeling the cool breeze.
MugiYeah, now I really want one! If you find the limited collaboration IPA, check it out immediately.
Introducing DD4D's 3rd-Anniversary Collaboration IPA at Okayoshi Shoten
The beer pub "Okayoshi Shoten" in Kita-Shinjuku, Shinjuku Ward, Tokyo, has introduced a limited craft beer commemorating its third anniversary since renewal on Instagram. In the post, sales of an original Okayoshi can were announced as a collaboration between DD4D × JunSATO × Okayoshi Shoten.
The beer is a refreshing IPA suited to the coming season. The post describes it as a bottle you can enjoy "with both your eyes and your tongue," and not only the flavor but also the can design is a highlight. The can features a newly drawn illustration by JunSATO, which was also displayed in the shop's wall gallery, giving it a finish that connects with the culture inside and outside the shop in a way that feels distinctly Okayoshi Shoten.
Okayoshi Shoten is a beer pub with a kakuuchi-style setup located along the Kanda River. The post also introduces it as a place where you can relax with a drink on the riverside terrace. By adding a limited-can craft beer to the bright, casual, easy-to-drop-by atmosphere, it becomes a drink that feels fitting for a 3rd-anniversary milestone.
The item being introduced this time appears to be a collaboration beer celebrating the shop's milestone, though the details of the quantity and sales period are not clear. Paired with its location along the Kanda River, it is news that will also appeal to people who want to enjoy an easy first drink.
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Hop BroFor Okayoshi Shoten's 3rd anniversary, the beer pub in Kita-Shinjuku has released a collaboration IPA with DD4D. They've even prepared limited cans, so they're coming out strong from the start.
MugiWhoa, there are collaboration cans too!? And it's already been three years? That's surprising.
Hop BroExactly. This time it's the combination of DD4D × JunSATO × Okayoshi Shoten. The can features an original illustration, so it already feels like an event from the look alone.
MugiThat sounds fun! Enjoyable with both your eyes and your tongue means it's basically a work of art, not just beer.
Hop BroThe flavor is a refreshing IPA, perfect for the coming season. An IPA is a style where the hop aroma and bitterness stand out, and it tends to have a crisp drinking finish.
MugiI always hear about hop aroma, but what does crisp mean? This suddenly feels like grown-up talk!
Hop BroSimply put, it means you get a citrusy aroma and a clean finish. The key point this time is that it's not too heavy and works well as a first drink.
MugiWow! And Okayoshi Shoten is a spot along the Kanda River, right? It sounds so nice to drink on the terrace.
Hop BroThat's right. Being able to drop in casually in a kakuuchi-style is part of the appeal too. A drink by the river, while looking at the limited cans, is pretty luxurious.
MugiWow, it feels like a 3rd-anniversary treat. I definitely want to admire the can and really savor what's inside!
Hop BroIn short, this is the one I want to drink right now. At Okayoshi Shoten, you'll want to open the DD4D IPA while feeling the cool breeze.
MugiYeah, now I really want one! If you find the limited collaboration IPA, check it out immediately.
