Tokaido BEER Offers 8 Varieties on Day 2 of Miura Kaigan Beer Festival 2026
On Thursday, April 30, Tokaido BEER is taking part in Day 2 of the ongoing 'Miura Kaigan Beer Festival 2026' in front of Miura Kaigan Station, offering eight beers including IPA, porter, and coffee stout. As a Kawasaki-based brewery, it has assembled a diverse range of styles to match the lively atmosphere of the venue.
Hop BroToday, Tokaido BEER is at Miura Kaigan. They're taking part in Day 2 of the 'Miura Kaigan Beer Festival 2026' in front of Miura Kaigan Station, and they brought eight varieties.
MugiWhat! Eight varieties? If that many are lined up, I'd freeze at the venue and not know where to start!
Hop BroThe lineup is great too. It ranges from IPA to dark styles, including 1623 / IPA, Kuroi Shikan / Porter, and Kuro ni Ukabu / Coffee Stout.
MugiWhat is that! Porter and stout sound dark and strong, but what's the difference?
Hop BroBroadly speaking, it's the roast character. Porter tends to be more chocolatey and easier to drink, while stout tends to bring out more of the roasted malt aroma and coffee notes.
MugiOhhh! Then Kuro ni Ukabu / Coffee Stout sounds like it would really hit home for coffee lovers. Though if you drank it at snack time, you might not be able to sleep!
Hop BroThat's what's interesting. And Tokaido BEER puts up the slogan 'This beer contains KAWASAKI.', showing a brewery that layers the feel of Kawasaki into its beer.
MugiDrinking the land! If it has Kawasaki's character, that's suddenly kind of moving. I can almost see the factory scenery in the aroma!
Hop BroThere's some playful event-friendly stuff too. There are curveballs like Guava Hazy IPA, Kuzumochi Ale, and FRO AGARI YELL, which fit the bustle by the sea perfectly.
MugiWhoa, now I want to try everything! If I do a tasting on the seafront, it's straight to the food booths and a happiness express.
Hop BroExactly. Paired with the Miura Kaigan atmosphere, it's perfect. Today, these eight varieties brought from Kawasaki to the seashore are all ones you'd want to try.
MugiYeah, reading this made my throat remember beer! It's the kind of thing that makes you want a pint right now!
Hop BroThen let's close with this: let's work our way from IPA to dark styles. Start with one glass, or maybe two?
Tokaido BEER, based in Kawasaki Ward, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa, appeared on the second day of Miura Kaigan Beer Festival 2026. According to the brewery's official Instagram, the Miura Kaigan Station venue was busy with visitors after the 13:00 start on Thursday, April 30, and Tokaido BEER had prepared eight kinds of beer to help liven up the event.
The brewery uses its official site to promote the phrase "This beer contains KAWASAKI.", expressing an approach that layers the character of places such as Kawasaki-juku, the city, and its factories into its beer. While it puts local identity front and center, its range of styles is broad, and that character is reflected in the event lineup as well.
The beers being poured this time are the following eight:
- 1623 / IPA
- Kuroi Shikan / Porter
- Guava / Hazy IPA
- FRO AGARI YELL / Harb Beer in Lemon
- Kuro ni Ukabu / Coffee Stout
- Kuzumochi Ale / Amber Ale
- Yoi no Iro / Schoch Ale
- Kawasaki BLACK / Black IPA
The venue is set up so visitors can enjoy not only beer, but also the food booths that are uniquely Miura Kaigan, and the event continues for eight days. For Tokaido BEER, it looks like a chance to take Kawasaki's craft beer culture beyond the city and communicate its own character in a seaside event setting.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday, Tokaido BEER is at Miura Kaigan. They're taking part in Day 2 of the 'Miura Kaigan Beer Festival 2026' in front of Miura Kaigan Station, and they brought eight varieties.
MugiWhat! Eight varieties? If that many are lined up, I'd freeze at the venue and not know where to start!
Hop BroThe lineup is great too. It ranges from IPA to dark styles, including 1623 / IPA, Kuroi Shikan / Porter, and Kuro ni Ukabu / Coffee Stout.
MugiWhat is that! Porter and stout sound dark and strong, but what's the difference?
Hop BroBroadly speaking, it's the roast character. Porter tends to be more chocolatey and easier to drink, while stout tends to bring out more of the roasted malt aroma and coffee notes.
MugiOhhh! Then Kuro ni Ukabu / Coffee Stout sounds like it would really hit home for coffee lovers. Though if you drank it at snack time, you might not be able to sleep!
Hop BroThat's what's interesting. And Tokaido BEER puts up the slogan 'This beer contains KAWASAKI.', showing a brewery that layers the feel of Kawasaki into its beer.
MugiDrinking the land! If it has Kawasaki's character, that's suddenly kind of moving. I can almost see the factory scenery in the aroma!
Hop BroThere's some playful event-friendly stuff too. There are curveballs like Guava Hazy IPA, Kuzumochi Ale, and FRO AGARI YELL, which fit the bustle by the sea perfectly.
MugiWhoa, now I want to try everything! If I do a tasting on the seafront, it's straight to the food booths and a happiness express.
Hop BroExactly. Paired with the Miura Kaigan atmosphere, it's perfect. Today, these eight varieties brought from Kawasaki to the seashore are all ones you'd want to try.
MugiYeah, reading this made my throat remember beer! It's the kind of thing that makes you want a pint right now!
Hop BroThen let's close with this: let's work our way from IPA to dark styles. Start with one glass, or maybe two?
