Craft Beer Invitational Held at Tokyo Midtown, Breakedge Beerworks to Participate
Hiroshima brewery Breakedge Beerworks announced that it will participate in "Craft Beer Invitational at TOKYO MIDTOWN," held at Tokyo Midtown on May 4 and 5. The free outdoor event brings together breweries and food from all over Japan.
Hop BroThis year's highlight is the Craft Beer Invitational at Tokyo Midtown. Breakedge Beerworks has also announced its participation, and this is the kind of thing that can upend your weekend plans.
MugiWait, a beer event at Tokyo Midtown!? And it's free to enter too? That's almost too kind.
Hop BroThe venue is Midtown Garden, and it runs for two days, May 4 and 5, from noon to 7 p.m. It's designed so you can keep drinking all afternoon, which is, honestly, pretty dangerous and amazing.
MugiAll afternoon means it's basically a chilled-beer paradise! Drinking while relaxing on the grass sounds strong just imagining it.
Hop BroThe poster says Cold Beer Served All Day, so the concept is pretty clear. Beer is ticket-based, and food is paid for directly at each kitchen car, so it's easy to build whatever combination you want.
MugiSo if it's ticket-based, the food is separate? Wow, being able to roam freely for both beer and food is basically a trap, isn't it?
Hop BroThe lineup includes Be Easy Brewing, Shiga Kogen Beer, and West Coast Brewing, a full roster of breweries from across Japan. The post doesn't specify styles or labels yet, but just having so many distinctive breweries means the beer tasting potential is already high.
MugiSo even if the beer labels are still unrevealed, the excitement is already public!? The way you put it makes it feel like a festival already!
Hop BroBreakedge Beerworks is a brewery in Minamimachi, Minami Ward, Hiroshima City, and in the post they were clearly hyped, saying the edge manager crew is joining the fight. Booths with that kind of local character are the sort that make you think, 'Ah, I'm glad I came,' the moment you find them.
MugiThat makes me want to go looking for a pint from Hiroshima! Drinking on the grass, hopping between food stalls, and ending up laughing by the end is the future I'm already seeing.
Hop BroExactly, the good thing about outdoor events like this is that you can casually compare beers. If you stop by Breakedge Beerworks' booth while sampling breweries from all over Japan, your throat will probably remember beer on the way home.
MugiI can't handle it, I want a drink right now! First one at the event, then a second, probably a third... that's the only future I can see!
Breakedge Beerworks (Minamimachi, Minami Ward, Hiroshima City) announced on Instagram that it will once again take part in the 2026 "Craft Beer Invitational at TOKYO MIDTOWN," saying, "This year too, edge manager, T Boy, and I are going to battle it out!!" The venue is Midtown Garden at Tokyo Midtown, and the event will run for two days, May 4 and 5, from 12:00 to 19:00.
The poster reads "Cold Beer Served All Day," making it clear that craft beer can be enjoyed from noon throughout the day on the lawn plaza. Beer is sold via tickets, while admission itself is free. Food is paid for directly at each kitchen car, making it easy to freely combine drinks and meals.
The participating breweries include Be Easy Brewing, BLACK TIDE BREWING, BREAK EDGE BEER WORKS, DevilCraft Brewery, Inkhorn Brewing, Kyoto Brewing, Libushi Bashamichi, Mugi Zakkoku Kobo, Minoh Beer, Onidensetsu, RIO BREWING & CO., Shiga Kogen Beer, Totopia Brewery, VERTERE, AQ Bevolution, and West Coast Brewing. Food vendors include Barrio, Nakaya Shoten, PhatQ, Rocco's On Wheels, THE RAMBLING STAND, and Willow Kitchen.
The post did not specify individual beer labels, but the lineup alone, with distinctive breweries from across Japan, makes the tasting experience highly appealing. At Breakedge Beerworks' booth, representing a Hiroshima brewery, visitors are likely to encounter a particularly local-feeling pint amid the event.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThis year's highlight is the Craft Beer Invitational at Tokyo Midtown. Breakedge Beerworks has also announced its participation, and this is the kind of thing that can upend your weekend plans.
MugiWait, a beer event at Tokyo Midtown!? And it's free to enter too? That's almost too kind.
Hop BroThe venue is Midtown Garden, and it runs for two days, May 4 and 5, from noon to 7 p.m. It's designed so you can keep drinking all afternoon, which is, honestly, pretty dangerous and amazing.
MugiAll afternoon means it's basically a chilled-beer paradise! Drinking while relaxing on the grass sounds strong just imagining it.
Hop BroThe poster says Cold Beer Served All Day, so the concept is pretty clear. Beer is ticket-based, and food is paid for directly at each kitchen car, so it's easy to build whatever combination you want.
MugiSo if it's ticket-based, the food is separate? Wow, being able to roam freely for both beer and food is basically a trap, isn't it?
Hop BroThe lineup includes Be Easy Brewing, Shiga Kogen Beer, and West Coast Brewing, a full roster of breweries from across Japan. The post doesn't specify styles or labels yet, but just having so many distinctive breweries means the beer tasting potential is already high.
MugiSo even if the beer labels are still unrevealed, the excitement is already public!? The way you put it makes it feel like a festival already!
Hop BroBreakedge Beerworks is a brewery in Minamimachi, Minami Ward, Hiroshima City, and in the post they were clearly hyped, saying the edge manager crew is joining the fight. Booths with that kind of local character are the sort that make you think, 'Ah, I'm glad I came,' the moment you find them.
MugiThat makes me want to go looking for a pint from Hiroshima! Drinking on the grass, hopping between food stalls, and ending up laughing by the end is the future I'm already seeing.
Hop BroExactly, the good thing about outdoor events like this is that you can casually compare beers. If you stop by Breakedge Beerworks' booth while sampling breweries from all over Japan, your throat will probably remember beer on the way home.
MugiI can't handle it, I want a drink right now! First one at the event, then a second, probably a third... that's the only future I can see!