Highbury in Yokohama screens Japan vs Tunisia and taps Minoh Beer’s Papa Zaru Lager
Highbury -The Cave of Beer-, a beer pub in Hanasaki-cho, Yokohama, will screen Japan vs Tunisia in the World Cup. The post says the bar opens at noon, accepts limited walk-ins from cancellations, and is also tapping Minoh Beer’s Papa Zaru Lager.
Hop BroAt Highbury -The Cave of Beer- in Yokohama, they’re pouring Papa Zaru Lager while showing the World Cup match between Japan and Tunisia.
MugiWhat! A soccer watch party and Papa Zaru Lager on tap too? That is wildly unfair to anyone staying home!
Hop BroYep, the guest beer is from Minoh Beer, and the style is an easy-drinking lager. It fits before kickoff and after the match.
MugiOkay, but once people say lager yeast I stop hearing beer and start hearing chemistry homework!
Hop BroSimple version: lagers ferment cool and slow, so you get a crisp finish. In normal human language, it goes down very easily.
MugiSo the scary brewing term really means maximum gulpability? That I completely understand.
Hop BroAlso, Highbury opens at noon, and canceled reservations mean walk-ins are possible. But seats are first come, first served.
MugiFirst come, first served? If I hesitate, my seat gets sent to VAR and erased, right?!
Hop BroExactly. After the match, it returns to normal service, so you get event energy and pub comfort in the same visit.
MugiCheering in Yokohama and then toasting with that lager sounds like I need this today!
Hop BroSame here. I already want that first pint before kickoff, and probably another one once the final whistle blows.
Matchday at the bar
Highbury -The Cave of Beer-, a beer pub in Hanasaki-cho, Yokohama, is set to show Japan vs Tunisia from the World Cup. The post announces a noon opening, says some seats may be available through cancellations, and notes that walk-ins will be handled on a first-come, first-served basis. After the match, service returns to the bar’s regular operation, so this is still very much a place to enjoy beer first and sports second.
The beer on tap
The only guest beer explicitly named in the post is Minoh Beer’s Papa Zaru Lager. It is being introduced on Father’s Day and linked to a friendly head-to-head concept between the HOME and CAVE locations. As a lager, it should fit a wide range of drinking situations, from a first pint before kickoff to a relaxed final round after the game.
What kind of place is it?
The name Highbury -The Cave of Beer- suggests a bar built around beer, and the posting style reinforces that idea: football screenings are treated as special occasions rather than the everyday default. That makes a World Cup day feel like a real event for local beer fans. With another screening already announced for Japan vs Sweden on June 26 at 8:00 a.m., this is a pub worth keeping on the radar if you want to combine match viewing with craft beer in Yokohama.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroAt Highbury -The Cave of Beer- in Yokohama, they’re pouring Papa Zaru Lager while showing the World Cup match between Japan and Tunisia.
MugiWhat! A soccer watch party and Papa Zaru Lager on tap too? That is wildly unfair to anyone staying home!
Hop BroYep, the guest beer is from Minoh Beer, and the style is an easy-drinking lager. It fits before kickoff and after the match.
MugiOkay, but once people say lager yeast I stop hearing beer and start hearing chemistry homework!
Hop BroSimple version: lagers ferment cool and slow, so you get a crisp finish. In normal human language, it goes down very easily.
MugiSo the scary brewing term really means maximum gulpability? That I completely understand.
Hop BroAlso, Highbury opens at noon, and canceled reservations mean walk-ins are possible. But seats are first come, first served.
MugiFirst come, first served? If I hesitate, my seat gets sent to VAR and erased, right?!
Hop BroExactly. After the match, it returns to normal service, so you get event energy and pub comfort in the same visit.
MugiCheering in Yokohama and then toasting with that lager sounds like I need this today!
Hop BroSame here. I already want that first pint before kickoff, and probably another one once the final whistle blows.
