White Dog Brewing to Pour浦賀 Craft Beer at Ikebukuro Market on October 30
White Dog Brewing, a small husband-and-wife brewery based in Uraga, Yokosuka, will join the IKEBUKURO LIVING LOOP 2026 Special Market on October 30, 2026. The brewery plans to serve craft beer alongside chimaki and sausages.
Hop BroA breeze from Uraga is coming to Ikebukuro! WHITE DOG BREWING will join the special market on October 30.
MugiWhat! From Yokosuka to Ikebukuro? A couple-run Uraga brewery sounds like beer on a little journey!
Hop BroUraga is known as a historic port town, and the brewery makes beer inspired by southeastern Miura Peninsula and its local producers.
MugiSo those producer connections mean they use local ingredients?
Hop BroExactly. They source fruit and honey directly from producers and let those ingredients shine. That’s a terroir-minded approach.
MugiTerroir? Is that a beer special move? A fancy word appeared!
Hop BroNot a special move, though it is powerful. It simply means the place and makers leave their character in the flavor.
MugiWow! And there’ll be fresh beer from taps, plus chimaki and sausages?
Hop BroThat’s right. The beer names and styles are still a surprise, but fresh pours with food sound like a perfect pairing.
MugiThen let’s head to Green Boulevard and Minami-Ikebukuro Park on October 30! Take-home bottled beer means the fun can continue at home!
A small Uraga brewery heads to Ikebukuro
White Dog Brewing is a husband-and-wife-run brewery based in Uraga, Yokosuka, Kanagawa. Known as a historic port town, Uraga sits in the southeastern part of the Miura Peninsula, an area with abundant local produce and a strong connection to the sea and surrounding communities.
The brewery works directly with producers and uses ingredients such as fruit and honey in its craft beer. Its philosophy is simple: each glass should become one of the small pleasures of everyday life.
Fresh pours and food pairings
White Dog Brewing will appear at the IKEBUKURO LIVING LOOP 2026 Special Market, held around Ikebukuro East Exit Green Boulevard and Minami-Ikebukuro Park. The three-day event features a broad selection of drinks and food, including craft beer, cocktails, and lemon sours.
White Dog Brewing’s appearance is scheduled for October 30. Visitors can enjoy beer poured fresh from the tap, with chimaki and sausages available to accompany the drinks. The combination offers an easy way to experience the brewery’s beers as part of a relaxed market meal rather than as a standalone tasting.
Bottled beer will also be available to take home, giving visitors the chance to revisit their favorite pour after the event.
For beer fans in Tokyo, the appearance is an opportunity to discover a brewery from Uraga while exploring a neighborhood market. A fresh pint, a savory snack, and a walk through Ikebukuro’s streets make for a fitting introduction to White Dog Brewing’s local approach.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroA breeze from Uraga is coming to Ikebukuro! WHITE DOG BREWING will join the special market on October 30.
MugiWhat! From Yokosuka to Ikebukuro? A couple-run Uraga brewery sounds like beer on a little journey!
Hop BroUraga is known as a historic port town, and the brewery makes beer inspired by southeastern Miura Peninsula and its local producers.
MugiSo those producer connections mean they use local ingredients?
Hop BroExactly. They source fruit and honey directly from producers and let those ingredients shine. That’s a terroir-minded approach.
MugiTerroir? Is that a beer special move? A fancy word appeared!
Hop BroNot a special move, though it is powerful. It simply means the place and makers leave their character in the flavor.
MugiWow! And there’ll be fresh beer from taps, plus chimaki and sausages?
Hop BroThat’s right. The beer names and styles are still a surprise, but fresh pours with food sound like a perfect pairing.
MugiThen let’s head to Green Boulevard and Minami-Ikebukuro Park on October 30! Take-home bottled beer means the fun can continue at home!
