Shibuya: Taki AKANE is closed on April 8, a shop for daily rotating craft beer and sake
Taki〜AKANE〜JapaneseBeer&SakeDining in Dogenzaka, Shibuya, announced that it will be closed on Wednesday, April 8. It is known as a beer pub where you can enjoy craft beer and sake selected by the owner after traveling around Japan, with the lineup changing daily.
Hop BroTaki〜AKANE〜 in Dogenzaka, Shibuya, will be closed on Wednesday, April 8. If you were planning to go, this is the first thing to keep in mind.
MugiWhat! If I went all the way there and found it closed, I'd be devastated. And it's only a 1-minute walk from Shibuya Station, so it's so close that I'd want to drop in on a whim!
Hop BroThe interesting thing about this place is the rotating taps. The craft beer and sake selected by the owner after traveling all over Japan show up with a different face every day.
MugiRotating taps? What is that! Isn't beer always the same? The part about when a keg runs out is kind of nerve-racking.
Hop BroA keg is the large container connected to the beer server, right? So here, it's fun because you can encounter a one-of-a-kind drink while they switch to the next label.
MugiWow! So every time you go, it's like a gacha game, huh? And not just beer, but sake changes daily too? That's way too tempting for greedy drinkers!
Hop BroExactly, and the fact that you can enjoy dishes that pair well with the drinks is a big plus. It's a compact beer pub, but the satisfaction from drinking there should be pretty high.
MugiAnd it's non-smoking throughout, with a smoking area outside. Being able to drink in a calm atmosphere is a quietly great point.
Hop BroWith only 14 seats, it's a small place that's good both for drinking slowly by yourself and for relaxing with a small group. Taking a moment at the counter to check today's keg sounds amazing.
MugiWow, hearing that they even do daytime drinking makes me want to go on the weekend! It's closed on April 8, but let's go have a drink together on the next business day!
Closed on Wednesday, April 8
Taki〜AKANE〜JapaneseBeer&SakeDining in Dogenzaka, Shibuya, announced that it will be closed on Wednesday, April 8. The post was published at 10:56 p.m. on April 7, so anyone planning to visit needs to confirm the date.
Rotating taps and pairings that change daily
The appeal of this shop is that you can enjoy craft beer and sake selected by the owner while traveling across Japan, together with dishes that pair well with the drinks. According to the official information, both the draft beer and the sake change daily, and when a keg runs out, the shop switches to a different label. The charm lies in finding a different drink each time you visit.
This post did not announce specific beer labels, but from the shop's guidance, one can imagine a broad lineup that includes not only standard staples but also limited, one-time arrivals. Craft beer fans will enjoy checking which keg is currently on tap before walking in.
A beer pub in Shibuya where you can drink during the day
The shop is located at Dai-2 Ooban Building 404, 1-11-1 Dogenzaka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. It is just a 1-minute walk from Shibuya Station, and since it opens at 2 p.m. on weekends and holidays, it is also suitable for daytime drinking or a quick stop for a drink. With 14 seats and a counter, it works well both for drinking quietly alone and for settling in with a small group.
It is also clearly stated that the entire venue is non-smoking, with a smoking area outside. Centered on craft beer and sake, this is a small, easy-to-use beer pub in a corner of Dogenzaka where you can relax and drink.
Closed: Wednesday, April 8
Store Information: Taki〜AKANE〜JapaneseBeer&SakeDining / Dai-2 Ooban Building 404, 1-11-1 Dogenzaka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroTaki〜AKANE〜 in Dogenzaka, Shibuya, will be closed on Wednesday, April 8. If you were planning to go, this is the first thing to keep in mind.
MugiWhat! If I went all the way there and found it closed, I'd be devastated. And it's only a 1-minute walk from Shibuya Station, so it's so close that I'd want to drop in on a whim!
Hop BroThe interesting thing about this place is the rotating taps. The craft beer and sake selected by the owner after traveling all over Japan show up with a different face every day.
MugiRotating taps? What is that! Isn't beer always the same? The part about when a keg runs out is kind of nerve-racking.
Hop BroA keg is the large container connected to the beer server, right? So here, it's fun because you can encounter a one-of-a-kind drink while they switch to the next label.
MugiWow! So every time you go, it's like a gacha game, huh? And not just beer, but sake changes daily too? That's way too tempting for greedy drinkers!
Hop BroExactly, and the fact that you can enjoy dishes that pair well with the drinks is a big plus. It's a compact beer pub, but the satisfaction from drinking there should be pretty high.
MugiAnd it's non-smoking throughout, with a smoking area outside. Being able to drink in a calm atmosphere is a quietly great point.
Hop BroWith only 14 seats, it's a small place that's good both for drinking slowly by yourself and for relaxing with a small group. Taking a moment at the counter to check today's keg sounds amazing.
MugiWow, hearing that they even do daytime drinking makes me want to go on the weekend! It's closed on April 8, but let's go have a drink together on the next business day!
