BATHE YOTSUME BREWERY to Join the 4th Kiyosubashi Beer Terrace on Sept. 27
After the Sept. 26 session was cancelled due to rain, the 4th Kiyosubashi Beer Terrace will go ahead on Sept. 27. Visitors can enjoy craft beer by the Sumida River, while BATHE’s taproom in Yotsume will open from 3 p.m.
Hop BroThis weekend, BATHE YOTSUME BREWERY is holding the 4th Kiyosubashi Beer Terrace on September 27.
MugiWhat?! Beer by the Sumida River? Riverside craft beer already sounds like a winner!
Hop BroSeptember 26 was canceled because of rain, but the 27th is going ahead as planned. Expect fresh brewery beer from BATHE YOTSUME BREWERY.
MugiFresh beer—does that mean the foam still has bedhead? What even is fresh brewery beer?
Hop BroBedhead foam would be a problem. Here, it means beer that is relatively newly brewed, so its aromas and flavors can shine.
MugiOoh! But the article does not name the beers, right? Check the lineup on-site feels like a delicious lucky bag!
Hop BroExactly. Beer names, styles, and tap count have not been announced. A style is basically a beer flavor family, such as IPA or lager.
MugiBeer has families too?! I am only good at the pose where I hold a glass. If you spot an IPA or lager, teach me!
Hop BroDeal. Their shop at 4-11-3 Narihira, Sumida also opens from 3 p.m., so you can visit both the event and brewery.
MugiKiyosubashi views, the Narihira shop, and a Skytree-area walk... that is a complete beer walking route!
Hop BroPairing it with nearby sento baths or restaurants sounds great too. Let’s check the lineup and toast beside the Sumida.
MugiYes! I want to meet a surprise pint in the river breeze. Let’s go to the September 27 beer terrace!
BATHE YOTSUME BREWERY has announced that the 4th Kiyosubashi Beer Terrace will take place on September 27, 2026. The event scheduled for September 26 was cancelled because of rain, but the following day’s session will proceed as planned.
The terrace offers an opportunity to enjoy BATHE YOTSUME BREWERY’s craft beer while taking in the breeze along the Sumida River. The source post does not specify individual beer names, styles, or the number of taps available. Guests should therefore check the on-site lineup for the beers being poured that day.
BATHE’s main location at 4-11-3 Narihira, Sumida-ku, Tokyo, will also open from 3 p.m. Visiting both the riverside terrace and the brewery taproom should make for a relaxed beer-focused outing in the Yotsume area.
With its location near Tokyo Skytree and its neighborhood brewery atmosphere, BATHE YOTSUME BREWERY fits naturally into a walk around eastern Tokyo. The Kiyosubashi Beer Terrace combines that local craft-beer experience with an open riverside setting. Beer names and availability may be subject to change, so visitors are advised to confirm the current selection at the venue.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThis weekend, BATHE YOTSUME BREWERY is holding the 4th Kiyosubashi Beer Terrace on September 27.
MugiWhat?! Beer by the Sumida River? Riverside craft beer already sounds like a winner!
Hop BroSeptember 26 was canceled because of rain, but the 27th is going ahead as planned. Expect fresh brewery beer from BATHE YOTSUME BREWERY.
MugiFresh beer—does that mean the foam still has bedhead? What even is fresh brewery beer?
Hop BroBedhead foam would be a problem. Here, it means beer that is relatively newly brewed, so its aromas and flavors can shine.
MugiOoh! But the article does not name the beers, right? Check the lineup on-site feels like a delicious lucky bag!
Hop BroExactly. Beer names, styles, and tap count have not been announced. A style is basically a beer flavor family, such as IPA or lager.
MugiBeer has families too?! I am only good at the pose where I hold a glass. If you spot an IPA or lager, teach me!
Hop BroDeal. Their shop at 4-11-3 Narihira, Sumida also opens from 3 p.m., so you can visit both the event and brewery.
MugiKiyosubashi views, the Narihira shop, and a Skytree-area walk... that is a complete beer walking route!
Hop BroPairing it with nearby sento baths or restaurants sounds great too. Let’s check the lineup and toast beside the Sumida.
MugiYes! I want to meet a surprise pint in the river breeze. Let’s go to the September 27 beer terrace!
