NUMBER 6 Announces Participation in TOKYO CRAFTBEER WEEK, Event Guide for 12 Breweries from Japan and Korea
The beer pub NUMBER 6 in Koamicho, Nihonbashi, Tokyo, announced in a post on April 24 that it would participate in the TOKYO CRAFTBEER WEEK stamp rally. The post image also featured information about “SHIBUYA CROSS-CULTURE FEST.”, to be held at BE STAGE in Yoyogi Park on April 25 and 26.
Hop BroI heard NUMBER 6, the beer pub in Koamicho, Nihonbashi, announced its participation. It joined the TOKYO CRAFTBEER WEEK stamp rally and clearly let people know about it in a post on April 24.
MugiWait, participation in a stamp rally? That's the one where you go around the city while drinking beer? That sounds incredibly fun!
Hop BroRight, and the image also includes the poster for SHIBUYA CROSS-CULTURE FEST., which ties into the event at BE STAGE in Yoyogi Park on April 25 and 26.
MugiWhat is that! BEER JAM isn't about packing jam into jars, right? Honestly, the beer world is way too free with its ideas!
Hop BroOf course not. Here, BEER JAM is a project that brings together breweries from Japan and Korea, with 12 breweries taking part: Be Easy Brewing, Taepyung Brewing, Black Tide Brewing, Gorilla Brewing, Kyoto Brewing Co., Seoul Brewery, Totopia Brewery, Euljiro Brewing, VERTERE, Magpie Brewing Co., West Coast Brewing, and White Crow Brewing.
MugiWow, 12 breweries from Japan and Korea is way too luxurious! Just seeing the names makes it feel like a tasting marathon has already started!
Hop BroAt the venue, you can drink event-exclusive collaborations, and the fact that they also serve the participating breweries' standard beers is great. Tasting the limited releases alongside the regulars makes each brewery's character easier to see.
MugiBut what about admission fees? Can you get in for free? That's important, and being easy on the wallet is the best, right?
Hop BroYou can relax on that point, because admission is free. On April 25 it's from 12:00 to 21:00, and on April 26 from 11:00 to 20:00. There will be Korean food, entertainment, and even a skateboarding experience session, so it's structured as a place to spend the whole day, not just drink beer.
MugiSo you start from NUMBER 6 and tour around Tokyo, then finish with a drink at the festival venue. That's the kind of plan where the drinking comes first!
Hop BroExactly. What I like is that it creates a path that connects one drink to the next. Collect stamps, enjoy both the city and the festival, and by the end you'll want to raise a glass together.
The beer pub NUMBER 6 in Koamicho, Nihonbashi, Tokyo, announced in a post on April 24 that it would join the TOKYO CRAFTBEER WEEK stamp rally. The image used in the post featured a poster for “SHIBUYA CROSS-CULTURE FEST.”, held at BE STAGE in the Jinnan 1-chome area of Yoyogi Park, and introduced a BEER JAM project bringing together breweries from Japan and Korea.
According to the official page, the breweries participating in BEER JAM are Be Easy Brewing, Taepyung Brewing, Black Tide Brewing, Gorilla Brewing, Kyoto Brewing Co., Seoul Brewery, Totopia Brewery, Euljiro Brewing, VERTERE, Magpie Brewing Co., West Coast Brewing, and White Crow Brewing, 12 in total. In addition to event-exclusive collaboration beers, the venue will also serve beers from the participating breweries.
SHIBUYA CROSS-CULTURE FEST. itself is free to enter and will run from 12:00 to 21:00 on April 25 and from 11:00 to 20:00 on April 26. Korean food, entertainment, and a skateboarding experience session are also included, creating a setup where visitors can move between the city and the event venue with beer as the centerpiece. Starting from a beer pub in the Nihonbashi area such as NUMBER 6, it offers an easy way to tour participating shops around Tokyo through the stamp rally and then connect that experience to a drink at the festival venue.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroI heard NUMBER 6, the beer pub in Koamicho, Nihonbashi, announced its participation. It joined the TOKYO CRAFTBEER WEEK stamp rally and clearly let people know about it in a post on April 24.
MugiWait, participation in a stamp rally? That's the one where you go around the city while drinking beer? That sounds incredibly fun!
Hop BroRight, and the image also includes the poster for SHIBUYA CROSS-CULTURE FEST., which ties into the event at BE STAGE in Yoyogi Park on April 25 and 26.
MugiWhat is that! BEER JAM isn't about packing jam into jars, right? Honestly, the beer world is way too free with its ideas!
Hop BroOf course not. Here, BEER JAM is a project that brings together breweries from Japan and Korea, with 12 breweries taking part: Be Easy Brewing, Taepyung Brewing, Black Tide Brewing, Gorilla Brewing, Kyoto Brewing Co., Seoul Brewery, Totopia Brewery, Euljiro Brewing, VERTERE, Magpie Brewing Co., West Coast Brewing, and White Crow Brewing.
MugiWow, 12 breweries from Japan and Korea is way too luxurious! Just seeing the names makes it feel like a tasting marathon has already started!
Hop BroAt the venue, you can drink event-exclusive collaborations, and the fact that they also serve the participating breweries' standard beers is great. Tasting the limited releases alongside the regulars makes each brewery's character easier to see.
MugiBut what about admission fees? Can you get in for free? That's important, and being easy on the wallet is the best, right?
Hop BroYou can relax on that point, because admission is free. On April 25 it's from 12:00 to 21:00, and on April 26 from 11:00 to 20:00. There will be Korean food, entertainment, and even a skateboarding experience session, so it's structured as a place to spend the whole day, not just drink beer.
MugiSo you start from NUMBER 6 and tour around Tokyo, then finish with a drink at the festival venue. That's the kind of plan where the drinking comes first!
Hop BroExactly. What I like is that it creates a path that connects one drink to the next. Collect stamps, enjoy both the city and the festival, and by the end you'll want to raise a glass together.
