Craft Beer Market Atre Kichijoji to Host Ushitora Brewery Tap Takeover on Sept. 12-13
Craft Beer Market Atre Kichijoji has posted its September schedule. The main highlight is a Ushitora Brewery tap takeover on September 12-13, with 14 taps planned at the station-linked beer pub.
Hop BroI need to tell you about the Ushitora tap takeover. On September 12 and 13, Craft Beer Market Atre Kichijoji is hosting the U-1 GRAND PRIX event.
MugiWhat, tap takeover already sounds intense! Does that mean the whole place goes full Ushitora mode?
Hop BroExactly. They're expecting 14 taps of Ushitora all lined up, and the shop is connected to JR Kichijoji Station, just a 20-second walk from the east exit.
MugiTwenty seconds is dangerously close to beer! But wait, does TAP literally mean fourteen beer faucets?
Hop BroPretty much, yeah, fourteen pouring lines ready for action. It's an event where those draft lines get filled with Ushitora beers.
MugiWhoa, so the beer names aren't announced yet? That somehow makes me even more curious.
Hop BroRight, the article doesn't list specific beers, but classic Ushitora variety is the big draw. You can reasonably expect multiple styles like IPA, sour, and stout to show up.
MugiHold on, different beer styles? I heard style and my brain went straight to outfits.
Hop BroFair question. Beer style just means the flavor category: IPA leans hoppy, sour has tartness, stout brings roastier depth. And this place also does 30 rotating craft beers plus casual French food.
MugiThis is not staying a quick shopping stop at all! If they're open straight from lunch to dinner, I want to camp there with a glass.
Hop BroSame here, I'm ready for an instant station-side toast. September 12 or 13 in Kichijoji sounds like the right day to chase through that lineup.
Craft Beer Market Atre Kichijoji, in Musashino, Tokyo, shared its September operating guide on Instagram. The beer pub sits on the 1st floor of Atre Kichijoji Higashi-kan, directly connected to JR Kichijoji Station, and the post highlights easy access from the east exit. It will operate all day in September, with lunch from 11:00-14:30, light drinking from 14:30-17:00, and dinner from 17:00-23:00.
The key event is scheduled for September 12-13. The post announces a "U-1 GRAND PRIX" Ushitora Brewery tap takeover, with 14 taps planned for the two-day run. For beer fans, it is a chance to follow a brewery-focused lineup in one place rather than picking through a standard rotating list.
The venue is known for serving 30 rotating craft beers alongside casual French-inspired dishes. With its station-side location and flexible hours, it works well for a quick pint after shopping or a full dinner with beer. If you are planning a beer stop in Kichijoji this month, the tap takeover dates are worth marking down.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroI need to tell you about the Ushitora tap takeover. On September 12 and 13, Craft Beer Market Atre Kichijoji is hosting the U-1 GRAND PRIX event.
MugiWhat, tap takeover already sounds intense! Does that mean the whole place goes full Ushitora mode?
Hop BroExactly. They're expecting 14 taps of Ushitora all lined up, and the shop is connected to JR Kichijoji Station, just a 20-second walk from the east exit.
MugiTwenty seconds is dangerously close to beer! But wait, does TAP literally mean fourteen beer faucets?
Hop BroPretty much, yeah, fourteen pouring lines ready for action. It's an event where those draft lines get filled with Ushitora beers.
MugiWhoa, so the beer names aren't announced yet? That somehow makes me even more curious.
Hop BroRight, the article doesn't list specific beers, but classic Ushitora variety is the big draw. You can reasonably expect multiple styles like IPA, sour, and stout to show up.
MugiHold on, different beer styles? I heard style and my brain went straight to outfits.
Hop BroFair question. Beer style just means the flavor category: IPA leans hoppy, sour has tartness, stout brings roastier depth. And this place also does 30 rotating craft beers plus casual French food.
MugiThis is not staying a quick shopping stop at all! If they're open straight from lunch to dinner, I want to camp there with a glass.
Hop BroSame here, I'm ready for an instant station-side toast. September 12 or 13 in Kichijoji sounds like the right day to chase through that lineup.
