Tokyo Infinity View introduces 'German Street Weizen' and 'DEPARTURE on TRACKS' in March
The beer pub Tokyo∞景 in Omori, Tokyo, shared its March update. Through the 'German Street Weizen,' a beer commemorating the 150th anniversary of Omori Station, and the station-opening commemorative beer 'DEPARTURE on TRACKS' from Oimachi, it conveys the connection between the city and beer.
Hop BroMarch at Tokyo∞景 feels like the city’s milestones were turned straight into beer, and the double feature of commemorative beers is exciting.
MugiWait, city milestones can become beer!? The 150th anniversary of Omori Station is getting that much celebration?
Hop BroExactly. One of them is German Street Weizen, the third beer in the street series from Tokyo∞景.
MugiWhat is Weizen? It sounds complicated, but does it mean a wheat beer?
Hop BroThat’s right. Weizen is a German-style beer made with wheat, and its appeal is a light aroma and a soft mouthfeel. With its gentle drinkability, it really shines when paired with memories of the city.
MugiWow, that makes me want to drink it while taking a walk! And the fact that it’s the third installment in the street series makes me happy that there’s more to come!
Hop BroThe other one is DEPARTURE on TRACKS. It’s a commemorative beer for the opening of OIMACHI TRACKS, and it really carries that March-like feeling of departure.
MugiJust the name already sounds like it’s leaving! But can you drink it anywhere? I’m curious if it says sold only in Oimachi!
Hop BroYes, for the time being it’s sold only in Oimachi. So there’s the fun of drinking it on site, and you get to taste the atmosphere of the new district along with it.
MugiTokyo∞景 isn’t just about drinking, huh. You can enjoy the stories of the city too. I think I finally get what it means to taste the whole neighborhood!
Hop BroExactly. As a beer pub in Omori, Tokyo∞景 is a place that connects people. Tonight, let’s think of the city with German Street Weizen, and then set off with DEPARTURE on TRACKS.
MugiYeah, now I really want to drink! First a glass from Omori, then a departure drink after that - I want to hop from one to the other!
Commemorative beers that appeared in March
In Tokyo∞景's March post, two beers were highlighted as this month's developments. One is German Street Weizen, the third installment in the "street series" commemorating the 150th anniversary of Omori Station. The other is DEPARTURE on TRACKS, a commemorative beer for the opening of the OIMACHI TRACKS complex in front of Oimachi Station.
German Street Weizen
"German Street Weizen" was introduced in the post as "the third installment in the street series, a commemorative beer for the 150th anniversary of Omori Station." With Weizen in the style name, it feels like a beer that records a milestone in the city. A beer tied to the place names and street memories around Omori has the appeal that drinkers can savor the background along with the flavor.
DEPARTURE on TRACKS
The other beer, "DEPARTURE on TRACKS," was made to commemorate the opening of OIMACHI TRACKS. The post noted that it would be sold exclusively in Oimachi for the time being, showing that the pleasure of drinking it on site is part of the experience. With a name that symbolizes the start of a new district, it is also a beer that suits March, a season of departures and new beginnings.
Tokyo∞景's role
Tokyo∞景 is a beer pub on the third floor of Hachikezaka Building in Sanno, Ota Ward, Tokyo. The post also conveyed the pub's stance: it wants to be a place where beer connects people, and where people who stop by can naturally interact with one another. It is not just a place to drink, but a place where you can encounter local happenings and new connections - that is part of what makes this shop unique.
Points beer lovers should watch
What comes through in this post is that Tokyo∞景 is a place that "receives local milestones through beer." City topics such as the 150th anniversary of Omori Station and the birth of a new complex in Oimachi are directly connected to a glass of beer. With that kind of context, you can enjoy not only what is in the glass, but also the story leading up to it.
For people following craft beer in the Omori and Oimachi area, this is a valuable spot where you can check out regionally rooted limited beers. In addition to the flavor of the beer itself, this post offered the pleasure of following the changes in the city.
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Hop BroMarch at Tokyo∞景 feels like the city’s milestones were turned straight into beer, and the double feature of commemorative beers is exciting.
MugiWait, city milestones can become beer!? The 150th anniversary of Omori Station is getting that much celebration?
Hop BroExactly. One of them is German Street Weizen, the third beer in the street series from Tokyo∞景.
MugiWhat is Weizen? It sounds complicated, but does it mean a wheat beer?
Hop BroThat’s right. Weizen is a German-style beer made with wheat, and its appeal is a light aroma and a soft mouthfeel. With its gentle drinkability, it really shines when paired with memories of the city.
MugiWow, that makes me want to drink it while taking a walk! And the fact that it’s the third installment in the street series makes me happy that there’s more to come!
Hop BroThe other one is DEPARTURE on TRACKS. It’s a commemorative beer for the opening of OIMACHI TRACKS, and it really carries that March-like feeling of departure.
MugiJust the name already sounds like it’s leaving! But can you drink it anywhere? I’m curious if it says sold only in Oimachi!
Hop BroYes, for the time being it’s sold only in Oimachi. So there’s the fun of drinking it on site, and you get to taste the atmosphere of the new district along with it.
MugiTokyo∞景 isn’t just about drinking, huh. You can enjoy the stories of the city too. I think I finally get what it means to taste the whole neighborhood!
Hop BroExactly. As a beer pub in Omori, Tokyo∞景 is a place that connects people. Tonight, let’s think of the city with German Street Weizen, and then set off with DEPARTURE on TRACKS.
MugiYeah, now I really want to drink! First a glass from Omori, then a departure drink after that - I want to hop from one to the other!
