TT Brewery to Serve Mango Beer at ASIAN FUN VILLAGE 2026
Kawasaki-based TT Brewery will participate in ASIAN FUN VILLAGE 2026 at Kawasaki Racecourse on October 31 and November 1. The brewery will serve Mango Beer, Taipei Pilsner and Taiwanese fried chicken.
Hop BroHere’s a Kawasaki Racecourse toast worth talking about! TT Brewery will be at ASIAN FUN VILLAGE 2026.
MugiWhat? Craft beer at a racecourse? Is this an Asian festival event?
Hop BroExactly. It runs October 31 and November 1 at the infield plaza, with free entry plus food, music, dance, and more from across Asia.
MugiFree admission is great! And there’s a mango beer debut? That already sounds tropical!
Hop BroThe mango beer promises a fruity character. The other pour is Taipei Pilsner, made to highlight the flavor of malt.
MugiPilsner? What’s that, a beer spell? What does highlighting the malt even mean?
Hop BroNot a spell! A pilsner is a crisp, approachable lager style where bready aromas and gentle sweetness from the malt are easy to enjoy.
MugiOoh! Mango beer is the bright, fruity one, and Taipei Pilsner is the malty one. I want a two-beer tasting!
Hop BroThey’ll also serve Taiwanese fried chicken, called xian su ji. Its savory crunch should pair beautifully with that refreshing pilsner.
MugiBeer, Taiwanese chicken, music, and dancing? This isn’t just a racecourse—it’s a weekend trip through Asia!
Hop BroTT Brewery is a Kawasaki-born brewery with its brewhouse in Nakajima, Kawasaki Ward. That local connection makes the event extra special.
MugiOctober 31 even runs into the evening, and November 1 goes until 4 p.m. Let’s head to Kawasaki for mango beer and chicken!
Kawasaki-based TT Brewery will set up a booth at ASIAN FUN VILLAGE 2026, held at the inner track area of Kawasaki Racecourse on October 31 and November 1.
The free-entry event will bring together Asian food, music, dance, goods and hands-on experiences. It is designed as an opportunity for visitors to explore a range of Asian cultures in one venue.
TT Brewery will serve two beers: Mango Beer, known for its fruity character, and Taipei Pilsner, which highlights the flavor of malt. The brewery will also offer light food, including Taiwanese fried chicken known as “Xian Su Ji,” a popular Taiwanese street-food-style dish.
TT Brewery is a craft beer brand born and based in Kawasaki. Its brewery is located in Nakajima, Kawasaki-ku, and the company produces original beers in its own facility. Its regular range includes pilsner, lager and seasonal beers, with seven varieties introduced on its official website. The brewery also regularly participates in local community events.
The October 31 schedule is 10:00–16:00 and 17:15–20:30, while November 1 runs from 10:00–16:00. Visitors can enjoy Asian food and culture alongside locally brewed beer at Kawasaki Racecourse.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroHere’s a Kawasaki Racecourse toast worth talking about! TT Brewery will be at ASIAN FUN VILLAGE 2026.
MugiWhat? Craft beer at a racecourse? Is this an Asian festival event?
Hop BroExactly. It runs October 31 and November 1 at the infield plaza, with free entry plus food, music, dance, and more from across Asia.
MugiFree admission is great! And there’s a mango beer debut? That already sounds tropical!
Hop BroThe mango beer promises a fruity character. The other pour is Taipei Pilsner, made to highlight the flavor of malt.
MugiPilsner? What’s that, a beer spell? What does highlighting the malt even mean?
Hop BroNot a spell! A pilsner is a crisp, approachable lager style where bready aromas and gentle sweetness from the malt are easy to enjoy.
MugiOoh! Mango beer is the bright, fruity one, and Taipei Pilsner is the malty one. I want a two-beer tasting!
Hop BroThey’ll also serve Taiwanese fried chicken, called xian su ji. Its savory crunch should pair beautifully with that refreshing pilsner.
MugiBeer, Taiwanese chicken, music, and dancing? This isn’t just a racecourse—it’s a weekend trip through Asia!
Hop BroTT Brewery is a Kawasaki-born brewery with its brewhouse in Nakajima, Kawasaki Ward. That local connection makes the event extra special.
MugiOctober 31 even runs into the evening, and November 1 goes until 4 p.m. Let’s head to Kawasaki for mango beer and chicken!
