Himitsu Beer to Join "Ryuri 2026 Summer" in Daikanyama on Aug. 22
Himitsu Beer, based in Ise, Mie, will join the "Ryuri 2026 Summer" event at MaryJane in Daikanyama on Saturday, August 22. The event is free to enter, requires no reservation, and the brewery plans to bring four taps, several canned beers, and merchandise.
Hop BroToday’s topic is Himitsu Beer from Ise, Mie, joining “Sasura 2026 Summer” at MaryJane in Daikanyama on August 22.
MugiWhat! So you can get a taste of Mie’s local vibe right in Daikanyama? I’m listening!
Hop BroAnd the best part is no reservation, free entry. It runs from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., so it’s easy to just drop by.
MugiNice! That kind of casual drop-in setup is dangerous for my schedule in the best way.
Hop BroHimitsu Beer plans to bring four draft taps, several canned beers, and even some merch for the event.
MugiHold on, what does four taps mean? Is beer going to shoot out from everywhere like a fountain?
Hop BroNot quite, though I’d respect the chaos. A tap is the draft line, so it means four different keg beers ready to pour.
MugiOhhh, so that’s basically a tasting comparison chance! And canned beers mean backup happiness for later too.
Hop BroExactly, and it’s more than just drinking. It’s also a chance to talk directly with the brewery, especially if you’re curious about their work or life in Mie.
MugiThat’s fun! Getting to hear the story behind the beer always makes the whole experience better.
Hop BroAlso, Sasura is a group of small businesses from Mie, so this event helps share local culture with people in Tokyo.
MugiThen I’m sold. On August 22, I want a full Himitsu Beer adventure. Four taps and cans too? That’s impossible to resist!
Himitsu Beer, a brewery based in Ise, Mie, will take part in "Ryuri 2026 Summer" at MaryJane in Daikanyama on Saturday, August 22. In its post, the brewery says it will appear in Tokyo again as part of Ryuri, a small-business collective from Mie.
The event runs from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. No reservation is needed, and admission is free. Visitors can drop by casually, eat, drink, and talk, and those who answer a questionnaire will receive a gift.
For the event, Himitsu Beer plans to pour four taps and bring several canned beers, along with merchandise. The brewery also says people interested in working in Mie, or simply curious about Himitsu Beer, are welcome to stop by and talk directly.
Known as a brewery rooted in Ise and connected to local people and culture, Himitsu Beer often appears in settings that highlight regional ties. This Daikanyama appearance looks set to bring a taste of Mie’s beer scene to Tokyo through both beer and conversation.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday’s topic is Himitsu Beer from Ise, Mie, joining “Sasura 2026 Summer” at MaryJane in Daikanyama on August 22.
MugiWhat! So you can get a taste of Mie’s local vibe right in Daikanyama? I’m listening!
Hop BroAnd the best part is no reservation, free entry. It runs from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., so it’s easy to just drop by.
MugiNice! That kind of casual drop-in setup is dangerous for my schedule in the best way.
Hop BroHimitsu Beer plans to bring four draft taps, several canned beers, and even some merch for the event.
MugiHold on, what does four taps mean? Is beer going to shoot out from everywhere like a fountain?
Hop BroNot quite, though I’d respect the chaos. A tap is the draft line, so it means four different keg beers ready to pour.
MugiOhhh, so that’s basically a tasting comparison chance! And canned beers mean backup happiness for later too.
Hop BroExactly, and it’s more than just drinking. It’s also a chance to talk directly with the brewery, especially if you’re curious about their work or life in Mie.
MugiThat’s fun! Getting to hear the story behind the beer always makes the whole experience better.
Hop BroAlso, Sasura is a group of small businesses from Mie, so this event helps share local culture with people in Tokyo.
MugiThen I’m sold. On August 22, I want a full Himitsu Beer adventure. Four taps and cans too? That’s impossible to resist!
