Yo-Ho Brewing opens new YONA YONA TOKYO BREWERY directly connected to Shinagawa Station
Yo-Ho Brewing, the craft beer company based in Saku City, Nagano Prefecture, opened its new facility, YONA YONA TOKYO BREWERY, directly connected to Shinagawa Station on March 30. This new base features in-house brewed beer, a large space with about 200 seats, brewery tours, and more.
Hop BroYo-Ho Brewing has opened a new flagship store in Shinagawa, YONA YONA TOKYO BREWERY. And the exciting part is that you can experience the flow from the Saku Brewery right in Tokyo.
MugiWhoa! Beer right next to Shinagawa Station? A brewery that is way too close to the station sounds like an even stronger commuter temptation!
Hop BroExactly. It is about a five-minute walk from Shinagawa Station's Konan Exit, and this is the first time the store has included an on-site brewery. It really goes beyond the usual restaurant concept.
MugiWhat? Brewing beer inside the shop? So it is more like tanks lined up there, not sizzling next to the kitchen?
Hop BroThat is exactly the image. It is a large space with about 200 seats and more than 30 taps. It is built to handle everything from an after-work drink to a full meal.
MugiWow, that is hard to choose from! I am curious about the beers at opening too, and just the name Gate One already sounds strong!
Hop BroIn addition to the flagship Gate One, there is Sakura Knot with a cherry blossom theme, plus distinctive options like Fruit Quartet Hazy. It really has both a spring feel and a playful spirit.
MugiFruit Quartet Hazy? If it is hazy, does that mean it is cloudy? With fruit and vanilla in it too, it is basically dessert!
Hop BroHazy generally means the beer looks cloudy and the aroma spreads softly. When that gets a fruity richness on top, the flavor becomes really lively.
MugiOh, wow! And they even have brewery tours. Getting to see not just the drinking but the brewing itself is amazing!
Hop BroThe tours are on April 26, May 10, and May 24, and reservations open on April 6. It looks like a great base for showing the craftsmanship developed in Saku at Tokyo's gateway.
MugiAll right, I am going to go drink the spring limited edition! Just having a toast in Shinagawa is enough to lift my mood!
Hop BroStart with Gate One, then move on to Sakura Knot to feel the season. This is definitely the kind of place that makes you want to have an after-work drink in Shinagawa.
Yo-Ho Brewing, headquartered in Karuizawa Town, Nagano Prefecture and producing craft beer from its Saku Brewery base, has opened a new flagship store in Tokyo's Shinagawa, YONA YONA TOKYO BREWERY. The opening date was March 30, 2026. This is a new location for YONA YONA BEER WORKS, developed in collaboration with Wonder Table, and it is the first time the store has included an on-site brewery.
What sets this facility apart is that it is more than just a restaurant. Located directly connected to the station, a five-minute walk from Shinagawa Station's Konan Exit, it has about 200 seats and more than 30 taps. In addition to original beers brewed on site, it also offers food designed with pairings in mind, making it suitable for a wide range of occasions, from an after-work drink to a full meal.
At the opening, the lineup included the flagship beer Gate One, Sakura Knot with a cherry blossom theme, and Fruit Quartet Hazy, which uses fruit and vanilla, among other beers with distinct personalities. Spring limited-edition beers will also appear shortly after opening, and brewery tours are scheduled for April 26, May 10, and May 24. Reservations will be accepted starting April 6.
One of the major attractions of this new store is that visitors can experience Yo-Ho Brewing's craftsmanship, developed in Saku, at Shinagawa, the gateway to Tokyo. By opening not only the aroma and flavor of craft beer but the brewing process itself to the city, the facility more vividly conveys the company's long-held commitment to spreading craft beer culture.
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Hop BroYo-Ho Brewing has opened a new flagship store in Shinagawa, YONA YONA TOKYO BREWERY. And the exciting part is that you can experience the flow from the Saku Brewery right in Tokyo.
MugiWhoa! Beer right next to Shinagawa Station? A brewery that is way too close to the station sounds like an even stronger commuter temptation!
Hop BroExactly. It is about a five-minute walk from Shinagawa Station's Konan Exit, and this is the first time the store has included an on-site brewery. It really goes beyond the usual restaurant concept.
MugiWhat? Brewing beer inside the shop? So it is more like tanks lined up there, not sizzling next to the kitchen?
Hop BroThat is exactly the image. It is a large space with about 200 seats and more than 30 taps. It is built to handle everything from an after-work drink to a full meal.
MugiWow, that is hard to choose from! I am curious about the beers at opening too, and just the name Gate One already sounds strong!
Hop BroIn addition to the flagship Gate One, there is Sakura Knot with a cherry blossom theme, plus distinctive options like Fruit Quartet Hazy. It really has both a spring feel and a playful spirit.
MugiFruit Quartet Hazy? If it is hazy, does that mean it is cloudy? With fruit and vanilla in it too, it is basically dessert!
Hop BroHazy generally means the beer looks cloudy and the aroma spreads softly. When that gets a fruity richness on top, the flavor becomes really lively.
MugiOh, wow! And they even have brewery tours. Getting to see not just the drinking but the brewing itself is amazing!
Hop BroThe tours are on April 26, May 10, and May 24, and reservations open on April 6. It looks like a great base for showing the craftsmanship developed in Saku at Tokyo's gateway.
MugiAll right, I am going to go drink the spring limited edition! Just having a toast in Shinagawa is enough to lift my mood!
Hop BroStart with Gate One, then move on to Sakura Knot to feel the season. This is definitely the kind of place that makes you want to have an after-work drink in Shinagawa.
