LOSTAGE Collaboration Beer "Wakakusa" Debuts at CRAFTROCK TAPROOM
At CRAFTROCK TAPROOM, it was announced that the collaboration beer "Wakakusa" by CRAFTROCK BREWING and LOSTAGE will be unveiled at a festival. At the brewpub near Takaosanguchi Station, it is a buzzworthy drink to enjoy alongside freshly brewed house beer.
Hop BroToday’s big news is the Wakakusa release. At CRAFTROCK TAPROOM, the collaboration beer from CRAFTROCK BREWING and LOSTAGE is being unveiled at a festival, and it’s the kind of story that makes both music fans and beer fans sit up and take notice.
MugiWhoa! A collaboration beer is seriously exciting. LOSTAGE, as in that band? I can’t really imagine what it would be like as beer!
Hop BroExactly, it’s a bottle from CRAFTROCK BREWING × LOSTAGE, and the name is "Wakakusa". They haven’t released the style details yet, but the festival debut already gives it that “meant to be drunk on site” vibe.
MugiA festival debut means the real moment is drinking it there, right? That’s kind of like waiting for an encore at a live show, and now I’m nervous!
Hop BroExactly. CRAFTROCK has always brewed with music as inspiration, so the connection between music and beer feels really natural. The pairing with LOSTAGE feels like pure CRAFTROCK to me.
MugiHuh, so it’s right next to Takaosanguchi Station? That sounds almost too perfect for drinking beer. If I went after a hike, I think my heart would relax before my legs did!
Hop BroThat’s the appeal. CRAFTROCK TAPROOM is a brewpub in Takaocho, Hachioji City, Tokyo, and the warm wood-toned interior makes it really comfortable. You can settle in on a bench or have a quick drink at the counter, depending on your mood.
MugiI see, so you can drink freshly brewed draft beer there. There’s something about that made-right-now feeling that just makes you think, “Okay, today I’m doing things properly.”
Hop BroAnd with house-made yeast bread and seasonal deli plates, you can enjoy the pairing of beer and light food too. It’s not just a place to drink; the whole stay at the taproom feels good.
MugiWait, bread too? That’s unfair! If I had Wakakusa with a bite to eat, I’d probably end up ordering another one before I knew it.
Hop BroExactly. After soaking in the atmosphere of the festival, flowing over to the taproom and drinking while the afterglow is still there might be the best possible move.
MugiAll right, I’m already in one-drink-in-Takao mode! I’m starting to want to go drink Wakakusa while still carrying the lingering feeling of the music.
The Collaboration Beer "Wakakusa" Appears
The Instagram post announced CRAFTROCK BREWING × LOSTAGE collaboration beer "Wakakusa". The post emphasized its festival debut, drawing attention as a beer that feels very much like CRAFTROCK, a brewery that has long worked at the intersection of music and beer. The beer name is front and center in the post, making this news one fans will want to watch for in terms of when it will be released and served.
Enjoy It at the Brewpub Near Takaosanguchi Station
CRAFTROCK TAPROOM is a brewpub in Takaocho, Hachioji City, Tokyo. Its location right near Takaosanguchi Station makes it easy to stop by before or after a hike or a stroll. The interior has the warmth of wood, and you can relax on a bench or have a casual drink at the counter. It is an easy place to visit after an outdoor outing or for a weekend meet-up.
The Kind of Beer You Can Drink
CRAFTROCK BREWING is a brewery that continues to make beer inspired by music. At the taproom, its strength is the ability to choose a house-brewed beer that matches your mood that day, with fresh draft beer at the center of the lineup. On the food side, there is house-made yeast bread and seasonal deli plates, so you can enjoy beer not only on its own but also with a light meal.
This time, "Wakakusa" should be seen as a collaboration joining that CRAFTROCK lineup. Its pairing with LOSTAGE is also a natural fit for a music-loving brewery, and after its festival debut, when it arrives at the taproom, it is likely to be a drink that lets you savor the atmosphere of the venue along with the beer itself.
Store Notes
- Name: CRAFTROCK TAPROOM
- Type: Brewpub
- Location: Takaocho, Hachioji City, Tokyo
- Features: Close to Takaosanguchi Station, warm wood-toned interior, easy to stop by after outdoor activities
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday’s big news is the Wakakusa release. At CRAFTROCK TAPROOM, the collaboration beer from CRAFTROCK BREWING and LOSTAGE is being unveiled at a festival, and it’s the kind of story that makes both music fans and beer fans sit up and take notice.
MugiWhoa! A collaboration beer is seriously exciting. LOSTAGE, as in that band? I can’t really imagine what it would be like as beer!
Hop BroExactly, it’s a bottle from CRAFTROCK BREWING × LOSTAGE, and the name is "Wakakusa". They haven’t released the style details yet, but the festival debut already gives it that “meant to be drunk on site” vibe.
MugiA festival debut means the real moment is drinking it there, right? That’s kind of like waiting for an encore at a live show, and now I’m nervous!
Hop BroExactly. CRAFTROCK has always brewed with music as inspiration, so the connection between music and beer feels really natural. The pairing with LOSTAGE feels like pure CRAFTROCK to me.
MugiHuh, so it’s right next to Takaosanguchi Station? That sounds almost too perfect for drinking beer. If I went after a hike, I think my heart would relax before my legs did!
Hop BroThat’s the appeal. CRAFTROCK TAPROOM is a brewpub in Takaocho, Hachioji City, Tokyo, and the warm wood-toned interior makes it really comfortable. You can settle in on a bench or have a quick drink at the counter, depending on your mood.
MugiI see, so you can drink freshly brewed draft beer there. There’s something about that made-right-now feeling that just makes you think, “Okay, today I’m doing things properly.”
Hop BroAnd with house-made yeast bread and seasonal deli plates, you can enjoy the pairing of beer and light food too. It’s not just a place to drink; the whole stay at the taproom feels good.
MugiWait, bread too? That’s unfair! If I had Wakakusa with a bite to eat, I’d probably end up ordering another one before I knew it.
Hop BroExactly. After soaking in the atmosphere of the festival, flowing over to the taproom and drinking while the afterglow is still there might be the best possible move.
MugiAll right, I’m already in one-drink-in-Takao mode! I’m starting to want to go drink Wakakusa while still carrying the lingering feeling of the music.
