Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing to Exhibit at Craft Beer Event in Musashi-Kosugi
Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing from Tsukuba, Ibaraki, will take part in “CRAFT BEER PARK in Musashi-Kosugi 2026,” held in Musashi-Kosugi from April 17 to 19. The venue is Kosugi Core Park, and the three-day event is free to attend.
Hop BroTwin Peaks Mountain Brewing from Tsukuba is taking part in CRAFT BEER PARK in Musashi-Kosugi. It runs from April 17 to 19, and I love that you can drink right in the middle of the city.
MugiWait, really? A serious brewery is coming even though admission is free? That’s basically a little beer paradise, isn’t it?
Hop BroExactly. The venue is Kosugi Core Park. And since it runs for three days including the pre-opening, with April 17 from 16:00 to 20:00, April 18 from 11:00 to 20:00, and April 19 from 11:00 to 18:30, it’s easy to drop by.
MugiHmm! But what kind of brewery is Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing? The name sounds mountainy, but do they brew in the mountains?
Hop BroIt’s a German-owned brewery in Tsukuba City. What’s interesting is that it focuses on traditional German methods and recipes while also adding a Tsukuba touch.
MugiWhat? When you say German methods, it suddenly sounds like science class. How does that affect the beer?
Hop BroIn broad terms, it means they’re very precise about handling malt and hops, and about fermentation. So when beers like IPA and stout are lined up like they are here, the differences in flavor come through clearly.
MugiWow, so it’s made for tasting side by side! But my understanding of IPA is basically ‘usually bitter,’ stout is ‘black and strong-looking,’ and pale ale is ‘kind of gentle’—that’s about all I’ve got!
Hop BroThat pretty rough understanding is actually a decent starting point. IPA is hop-forward, stout has roasted aroma and flavor, and pale ale is more balanced, so the venue should really let you enjoy the fun of comparing beers.
MugiAnd Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing has a taproom attached, right? Drinking while looking at the brewery sounds like a tour and a party all in one!
Hop BroExactly. They also have a beer restaurant where you can enjoy beer and food, and this time you can experience that appeal right near Musashi-Kosugi Station. This is definitely one to add to the list for a weekend drink.
MugiIf I can drink the taste of Tsukuba in Musashi-Kosugi for free, that’s amazing! During those three days in April, I definitely want to go somewhere and raise a glass together!
Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing, based in Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture, will set up at the craft beer event “CRAFT BEER PARK in Musashi-Kosugi 2026” in Kawasaki’s Musashi-Kosugi area. The event runs for three days, including a pre-opening on April 17, at Kosugi Core Park. Admission is free, and the format is designed so visitors can enjoy craft beer in the middle of the city.
Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing is a craft beer brewery in Tsukuba run by a German owner. On its official website, the brewery says it brews by centering on traditional German methods and recipes while also incorporating elements of Tsukuba itself. It also features a taproom and beer restaurant, where guests can enjoy beer and food while looking out at the brewery.
In addition to Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing, several other breweries and food vendors are scheduled to appear at the event. A variety of beer styles, including IPA, stout, and pale ale, are being offered at the venue, making it a good fit for anyone who wants to compare different brews. It is drawing attention as an easy opportunity to casually taste German-style brewing cultivated in Tsukuba right in front of Musashi-Kosugi Station.
The event hours are April 17 from 16:00 to 20:00, April 18 from 11:00 to 20:00, and April 19 from 11:00 to 18:30. It should be easy to stop by over the weekend, making it a three-day event where visitors can enjoy beer along with food.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroTwin Peaks Mountain Brewing from Tsukuba is taking part in CRAFT BEER PARK in Musashi-Kosugi. It runs from April 17 to 19, and I love that you can drink right in the middle of the city.
MugiWait, really? A serious brewery is coming even though admission is free? That’s basically a little beer paradise, isn’t it?
Hop BroExactly. The venue is Kosugi Core Park. And since it runs for three days including the pre-opening, with April 17 from 16:00 to 20:00, April 18 from 11:00 to 20:00, and April 19 from 11:00 to 18:30, it’s easy to drop by.
MugiHmm! But what kind of brewery is Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing? The name sounds mountainy, but do they brew in the mountains?
Hop BroIt’s a German-owned brewery in Tsukuba City. What’s interesting is that it focuses on traditional German methods and recipes while also adding a Tsukuba touch.
MugiWhat? When you say German methods, it suddenly sounds like science class. How does that affect the beer?
Hop BroIn broad terms, it means they’re very precise about handling malt and hops, and about fermentation. So when beers like IPA and stout are lined up like they are here, the differences in flavor come through clearly.
MugiWow, so it’s made for tasting side by side! But my understanding of IPA is basically ‘usually bitter,’ stout is ‘black and strong-looking,’ and pale ale is ‘kind of gentle’—that’s about all I’ve got!
Hop BroThat pretty rough understanding is actually a decent starting point. IPA is hop-forward, stout has roasted aroma and flavor, and pale ale is more balanced, so the venue should really let you enjoy the fun of comparing beers.
MugiAnd Twin Peaks Mountain Brewing has a taproom attached, right? Drinking while looking at the brewery sounds like a tour and a party all in one!
Hop BroExactly. They also have a beer restaurant where you can enjoy beer and food, and this time you can experience that appeal right near Musashi-Kosugi Station. This is definitely one to add to the list for a weekend drink.
MugiIf I can drink the taste of Tsukuba in Musashi-Kosugi for free, that’s amazing! During those three days in April, I definitely want to go somewhere and raise a glass together!
