Distant Shores Brewing shares its September schedule, including Tokyo Craft Festa and Sunday hours
Distant Shores Brewing, a brewpub in Higashimurayama, Tokyo, has published its September calendar. The lineup includes an appearance at Tokyo Craft FESTA 2026 feat. Tama, plus Sunday tasting room service throughout the month.
Hop BroSeptember beer plans are coming into focus. Distant Shores Brewing in Higashimurayama just released its September calendar.
MugiWait, a calendar drop means a drinking schedule, right? This feels like September mission planning already!
Hop BroExactly. The headline item is Tokyo Craft FESTA 2026 feat. Tama, where they'll pour beer on September 20 and 21 at Citizens' Plaza by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government building.
MugiThey'll bring a server? Like, the whole machine? Beer server pop-up suddenly sounds very serious!
Hop BroRight, it means they can pour keg beer on site. In plain terms, you get that fresh-poured feel right there at the event.
MugiOhhh, nice! And the shop is still doing Sunday tasting room hours, so even people missing the festival still get a shot.
Hop BroYep. The Akitsucho tasting room is open every Sunday from noon to 6 p.m., last order 5:30, and takeout-only visits are fine too.
MugiThat's super convenient! But this time the beer names aren't announced yet, huh? Now my curiosity is working overtime!
Hop BroThat's the teaser. No individual styles are listed either, but what they're serving is house-brewed craft beer, which keeps the brewpub identity front and center.
MugiAnd there are food vendors too, right? Kitchen Rough on September 6, then Akkun Pizza returns on the 27th. My stomach has already RSVP'd!
Hop BroAnd on September 27 there's also Tenshaba Festa near Higashimurayama Station's west rotary, which feels very local. It's basically the perfect local combo of beer, pizza, and community.
MugiA day for drinking at the shop, a day for drinking at events, and both sound great. At this point, September toast confirmed. I want a pint right now!
Distant Shores Brewing in Akitsu, Higashimurayama, Tokyo, has released its September schedule. The brewpub will keep its tasting room open on Sundays while also taking its beer server out to events across the city.
Key dates
- September 20-21: Tokyo Craft FESTA 2026 feat. Tama
- September 27: Tentshaba Festa
Tokyo Craft FESTA 2026 feat. Tama will be held at the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building's Citizens' Plaza in Shinjuku. The Tentshaba Festa on September 27 will take place in front of the west exit rotary of Higashimurayama Station, which gives the schedule a strong local connection.
Tasting room
- Open every Sunday
- 12:00-18:00, last order at 17:30
- Takeout-only visits are also welcome
At the tasting room, visitors can stop by for DSB's house beer in a relaxed setting. The post does not list specific beer names, but it makes clear that the brewery is pairing its regular Sunday service with a busy festival month.
Food vendors
- September 6: Kitchen Rough
- September 27: Akkun Pizza
Kitchen Rough will make its first appearance at DSB on September 6, serving sandwiches and soups built around seasonal vegetables. Akkun Pizza, a recurring vendor, returns on September 27 with pizzas topped with seasonal ingredients.
For beer fans, September at Distant Shores Brewing looks like a month to drink both at the brewery and on the road, with food pairings and local events woven into the schedule.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroSeptember beer plans are coming into focus. Distant Shores Brewing in Higashimurayama just released its September calendar.
MugiWait, a calendar drop means a drinking schedule, right? This feels like September mission planning already!
Hop BroExactly. The headline item is Tokyo Craft FESTA 2026 feat. Tama, where they'll pour beer on September 20 and 21 at Citizens' Plaza by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government building.
MugiThey'll bring a server? Like, the whole machine? Beer server pop-up suddenly sounds very serious!
Hop BroRight, it means they can pour keg beer on site. In plain terms, you get that fresh-poured feel right there at the event.
MugiOhhh, nice! And the shop is still doing Sunday tasting room hours, so even people missing the festival still get a shot.
Hop BroYep. The Akitsucho tasting room is open every Sunday from noon to 6 p.m., last order 5:30, and takeout-only visits are fine too.
MugiThat's super convenient! But this time the beer names aren't announced yet, huh? Now my curiosity is working overtime!
Hop BroThat's the teaser. No individual styles are listed either, but what they're serving is house-brewed craft beer, which keeps the brewpub identity front and center.
MugiAnd there are food vendors too, right? Kitchen Rough on September 6, then Akkun Pizza returns on the 27th. My stomach has already RSVP'd!
Hop BroAnd on September 27 there's also Tenshaba Festa near Higashimurayama Station's west rotary, which feels very local. It's basically the perfect local combo of beer, pizza, and community.
MugiA day for drinking at the shop, a day for drinking at events, and both sound great. At this point, September toast confirmed. I want a pint right now!
