Craft Beer Kitchen Cocoro no Tsuki Announces Its September 9 Tap List
Craft Beer Kitchen Cocoro no Tsuki, a beer pub in Yokohama’s Hinodecho area, has published an announcement for Wednesday, September 9. The post introduces the tap list available that day.
Hop BroCraft beer kitchen Kokoro no Tsuki in Hinodecho, Yokohama, has shared its September 9 tap list for Wednesday.
MugiOh wow! It is a beer pub where you can enjoy craft beer and Chinese food together? That sounds delicious already!
Hop BroIt is on the second floor of the LR Building in Miyagawacho, close to Hinodecho Station. The draw is its multiple beer taps with craft beer from Japan and abroad.
MugiWait, are taps like faucets? Does multiple beer taps mean a whole row of beer faucets?
Hop BroExactly! A tap is the serving line connected to a keg, and more taps mean more choices for tasting. It is basically a beer water utility—except far more sacred.
MugiWhat is that!? Calling it a water utility makes me want to chug, but that “sacred” part was a sneaky save!
Hop BroThe post introduces that day's list, but the beer names could not be confirmed externally, so it is best to check current availability before visiting.
MugiGot it—so we should confirm the latest beers first, before arriving and finding our target keg is gone!
Hop BroRight. Chinese snacks can bring aroma, spice, and richness, so there is a wide pairing range with hop bitterness or malt depth.
MugiPairing means finding a beer that matches the food, right? Like choosing something for chili shrimp—the Chinese-food pairing game?
Hop BroExactly! A rich beer for a savory dish, or something crisp for spicy food—they make each other shine. That is the fun of bringing flavors together.
MugiPicking from the tap list with Chinese food on a Yokohama night sounds perfect! I want to drink there!
Hop BroSame here. Discovering that day’s kegs and dishes in Hinodecho sounds like a one-glass adventure.
September 9 service announcement
Craft Beer Kitchen Cocoro no Tsuki, located on the second floor of the LR Building in Miyagawacho, Yokohama, has shared a service announcement for Wednesday, September 9. The beer pub is known for pairing craft beer with Chinese dishes and snacks.
The original Instagram post is titled “Wednesday, September 9...” and is categorized as a tap-list announcement. However, the post text and image details could not be accessed externally, so the individual beer and brewery names could not be verified.
Cocoro no Tsuki serves multiple craft beers on tap, offering an opportunity to compare different styles alongside carefully prepared Chinese food. Guests planning a visit should check the latest tap availability directly with the venue, as draft selections may change.
Venue information
- Venue: Craft Beer Kitchen Cocoro no Tsuki
- Type: Beer pub
- Address: 2F LR Building, 2-57 Miyagawacho, Naka-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa
For beer lovers in Yokohama, the pub offers a relaxed setting for exploring the day’s draft selection with Chinese food pairings.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroCraft beer kitchen Kokoro no Tsuki in Hinodecho, Yokohama, has shared its September 9 tap list for Wednesday.
MugiOh wow! It is a beer pub where you can enjoy craft beer and Chinese food together? That sounds delicious already!
Hop BroIt is on the second floor of the LR Building in Miyagawacho, close to Hinodecho Station. The draw is its multiple beer taps with craft beer from Japan and abroad.
MugiWait, are taps like faucets? Does multiple beer taps mean a whole row of beer faucets?
Hop BroExactly! A tap is the serving line connected to a keg, and more taps mean more choices for tasting. It is basically a beer water utility—except far more sacred.
MugiWhat is that!? Calling it a water utility makes me want to chug, but that “sacred” part was a sneaky save!
Hop BroThe post introduces that day's list, but the beer names could not be confirmed externally, so it is best to check current availability before visiting.
MugiGot it—so we should confirm the latest beers first, before arriving and finding our target keg is gone!
Hop BroRight. Chinese snacks can bring aroma, spice, and richness, so there is a wide pairing range with hop bitterness or malt depth.
MugiPairing means finding a beer that matches the food, right? Like choosing something for chili shrimp—the Chinese-food pairing game?
Hop BroExactly! A rich beer for a savory dish, or something crisp for spicy food—they make each other shine. That is the fun of bringing flavors together.
MugiPicking from the tap list with Chinese food on a Yokohama night sounds perfect! I want to drink there!
Hop BroSame here. Discovering that day’s kegs and dishes in Hinodecho sounds like a one-glass adventure.
