Tullamore in Yoyogi Park pours Guinness, Shiga Kogen IPA and guest beers
Irish Pub Tullamore opened on June 28 from 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., with Guinness, Shiga Kogen Beer IPA and Yebisu on tap, plus guest pours from Ikari Brewing and Kyoto Brewing.
Hop BroIrish Pub Tullamore near Yoyogi Park has five beers on tap today, and the lineup is seriously good.
MugiWait, on June 28 they are open from 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., and it is three regulars plus two guests? That is a lot for a Sunday!
Hop BroThe core is Guinness, Shiga Kogen Beer IPA, and Yebisu, and then they add Ikari Brewery's Irish Red and Kyoto Brewing's Irotoridori NZ IPA Edition.
MugiWhat even are NZ hops? Do they jog all the way over from New Zealand?
Hop BroFunny image, but no. New Zealand-grown hops often bring bright grape and citrus notes, so an IPA comes off extra aromatic.
MugiOhhh! So Ikari Brewery's beer is literally a reddish beer then?
Hop BroExactly. Irish Red usually leans on toasty malt and caramel-like richness, so it stays flavorful without getting too bitter.
MugiBlack Guinness, red ale, fragrant IPA... that is basically a traffic-light tap list and I love it.
Hop BroAnd on top of that, they had a holiday roast with weekend-only lamb roast, which fits that classic pub mood while letting the Japanese craft beers shine.
MugiStrong beer lineup and roast meat too? That is unfair. I want a pint immediately now.
Hop BroStart with Guinness, move to Irotoridori, then finish with lamb and the red ale for the champion route.
MugiDone. I want to go to Tullamore and try every tap one by one!
A five-beer lineup for June 28
Irish Pub Tullamore in the Yoyogi Park area of Tokyo announced its hours for Sunday, June 28, from 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. The post listed three regular draft beers - Guinness, Shiga Kogen Beer IPA, and Yebisu - alongside two guest beers: Ikari Brewing Irish Red and Kyoto Brewing Irotoridori NZ IPA Edition.
That lineup gives the pub a clear core: Guinness for the dark-stout crowd, Shiga Kogen IPA for hop-forward drinkers, and Yebisu as a familiar everyday option. The guest selection adds contrast, with the malt-driven Irish Red sitting next to Irotoridori NZ IPA Edition, a New Zealand-hop-focused IPA from Kyoto Brewing. It is the kind of tap list that rewards people who like to move between classic pub styles and Japanese craft beer.
The same post also mentioned a weekend holiday roast, with lamb roast available that day. That makes the stop especially appealing for drinkers who want more than a quick pint: a steady pub environment, a compact but varied tap list, and food that can carry a longer session. For beer fans in Tokyo, Tullamore looked like a straightforward Sunday destination rather than a flashy one, which is often exactly what works best.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroIrish Pub Tullamore near Yoyogi Park has five beers on tap today, and the lineup is seriously good.
MugiWait, on June 28 they are open from 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., and it is three regulars plus two guests? That is a lot for a Sunday!
Hop BroThe core is Guinness, Shiga Kogen Beer IPA, and Yebisu, and then they add Ikari Brewery's Irish Red and Kyoto Brewing's Irotoridori NZ IPA Edition.
MugiWhat even are NZ hops? Do they jog all the way over from New Zealand?
Hop BroFunny image, but no. New Zealand-grown hops often bring bright grape and citrus notes, so an IPA comes off extra aromatic.
MugiOhhh! So Ikari Brewery's beer is literally a reddish beer then?
Hop BroExactly. Irish Red usually leans on toasty malt and caramel-like richness, so it stays flavorful without getting too bitter.
MugiBlack Guinness, red ale, fragrant IPA... that is basically a traffic-light tap list and I love it.
Hop BroAnd on top of that, they had a holiday roast with weekend-only lamb roast, which fits that classic pub mood while letting the Japanese craft beers shine.
MugiStrong beer lineup and roast meat too? That is unfair. I want a pint immediately now.
Hop BroStart with Guinness, move to Irotoridori, then finish with lamb and the red ale for the champion route.
MugiDone. I want to go to Tullamore and try every tap one by one!
