Kyoto's Yamorido to Hold a 4TAP TAKEOVER at cedar mountain shop in Shimokitazawa from 4/20 to 4/30
Yamorido, the brewpub from Fushimi, Kyoto, will hold a 10-day 4TAP TAKEOVER and 4BOTTLE DROP at cedar mountain shop in Shimokitazawa, Tokyo, from April 20 to 30. The lineup features six house beers plus two collaborations and one guest beer.
Hop BroI'm here for 4TAP TAKEOVER & 4BOTTLE DROP. Yamorido from Fushimi, Kyoto is coming to cedar mountain shop in Shimokitazawa. For 10 days, from April 20 to 30, this is seriously hot.
MugiWhat! The full 10 days are all Yamorido? That makes me want to go every day!
Hop BroExactly. And the stars on tap are Yamorido's six house beers. Tea Kabuki, Piacere!, Dayeasy, Big Storm Mom, Ushigoroshi, and Flying Gecko - it's a fun spread of styles and personalities.
MugiTea Kabuki, what is that! It says Japanese Saison, but isn't a saison some kind of tea shop name?
Hop BroThat's the interesting part: saison is originally part of the lineage of beers drunk during the agricultural off-season. Tea Kabuki has a Kyoto feel too, and it's easy to imagine its aromatic lift and dry finish; it also makes you wonder how it pairs with tea.
MugiWow! Then Piacere!'s Italian Pilsner and Dayeasy's New Zealand-Style Pale Ale make you want to compare them depending on your mood!
Hop BroExactly. And the addition of two collaborations is huge. WILY FOX / Gangi brewing × Yamorido, and Album / Swan Lake × KaruizawaQ × Heiwa Craft × Yamorido - just reading the names, you can hear the brewers shaking hands.
MugiWait, wait, a showdown of brewers is that luxurious? And with Tomarigi / KaruizawaQ as a guest too, this isn't even an event anymore; it's a school festival!
Hop BroYamorido is a brewpub in Nakayokakecho, Fushimi, Kyoto, and the atmosphere of a machiya townhouse is part of the flavor. When it all comes over to Tokyo like this, it feels like the character brewed in Kyoto comes flying through intact.
MugiAnd it's open Tuesday through Sunday, 11:00-22:00, with reservations recommended for parties of three or more, right? Then all we can do is invite friends and sit there with beers in hand, groaning over them!
Hop BroIn the end, just the fact that it's from Kyoto to Shimokitazawa makes the first pint taste great. With both bottles and taps, it's a plan that makes you want to go drink right now.
MugiSo true, it's the kind of thing where the tasting never stops! I'm already torn between starting with Tea Kabuki or going straight for Ushigoroshi!
Yamorido, the brewpub in Fushimi, Kyoto, will hold a 4TAP TAKEOVER & 4BOTTLE DROP at cedar mountain shop in Shimokitazawa, Tokyo, for 10 days from April 20 to 30. Chosen as part of the shop's monthly project, "OSHi Beer Week 2026," it's an invitation to enjoy Yamorido's beers both on tap and in bottles.
The tap list for the event is centered on six of Yamorido's house beers.
- Tea Kabuki / Japanese Saison
- Piacere! / Italian Pilsner
- Dayeasy / New Zealand-Style Pale Ale
- Big Storm Mom / Belgian IPA
- Ushigoroshi / American IPA
- Flying Gecko / Amber Ale
In addition, the collaboration beers "WILY FOX / Gangi brewing × Yamorido" and "Album / Swan Lake × KaruizawaQ × Heiwa Craft × Yamorido" are on tap. The guest beer "Tomarigi / KaruizawaQ" is also featured, making this a lineup where you can compare flavor direction and brewery combinations side by side.
Yamorido is a brewpub located in Nakayokakecho, Fushimi, Kyoto. It is known as a place that serves craft beer and tea in the atmosphere of a traditional machiya townhouse, and that individuality comes through clearly even in a traveling event like this. Beer brewed in Kyoto arriving all at once at a Tokyo beer spot makes this the kind of event beer lovers won't want to miss.
Hours are Tuesday through Sunday, 11:00-22:00, with food last order at 21:00 and drinks last order at 21:30. Reservations are recommended for parties of three or more.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroI'm here for 4TAP TAKEOVER & 4BOTTLE DROP. Yamorido from Fushimi, Kyoto is coming to cedar mountain shop in Shimokitazawa. For 10 days, from April 20 to 30, this is seriously hot.
MugiWhat! The full 10 days are all Yamorido? That makes me want to go every day!
Hop BroExactly. And the stars on tap are Yamorido's six house beers. Tea Kabuki, Piacere!, Dayeasy, Big Storm Mom, Ushigoroshi, and Flying Gecko - it's a fun spread of styles and personalities.
MugiTea Kabuki, what is that! It says Japanese Saison, but isn't a saison some kind of tea shop name?
Hop BroThat's the interesting part: saison is originally part of the lineage of beers drunk during the agricultural off-season. Tea Kabuki has a Kyoto feel too, and it's easy to imagine its aromatic lift and dry finish; it also makes you wonder how it pairs with tea.
MugiWow! Then Piacere!'s Italian Pilsner and Dayeasy's New Zealand-Style Pale Ale make you want to compare them depending on your mood!
Hop BroExactly. And the addition of two collaborations is huge. WILY FOX / Gangi brewing × Yamorido, and Album / Swan Lake × KaruizawaQ × Heiwa Craft × Yamorido - just reading the names, you can hear the brewers shaking hands.
MugiWait, wait, a showdown of brewers is that luxurious? And with Tomarigi / KaruizawaQ as a guest too, this isn't even an event anymore; it's a school festival!
Hop BroYamorido is a brewpub in Nakayokakecho, Fushimi, Kyoto, and the atmosphere of a machiya townhouse is part of the flavor. When it all comes over to Tokyo like this, it feels like the character brewed in Kyoto comes flying through intact.
MugiAnd it's open Tuesday through Sunday, 11:00-22:00, with reservations recommended for parties of three or more, right? Then all we can do is invite friends and sit there with beers in hand, groaning over them!
Hop BroIn the end, just the fact that it's from Kyoto to Shimokitazawa makes the first pint taste great. With both bottles and taps, it's a plan that makes you want to go drink right now.
MugiSo true, it's the kind of thing where the tasting never stops! I'm already torn between starting with Tea Kabuki or going straight for Ushigoroshi!
