Bibibi in Daikanyama: Sunday service brings 10 breweries to Today's TAP
Daikanyama's Japanese craft beer specialty bar "Bibibi." shared photos on Instagram showing how busy its Sunday service was after the warm weather. The post, along with notice of an 6 p.m. opening, confirmed brewery names such as NAGANO BREWERY and AFURI BREWING lined up on Today's TAP.
Hop BroDaikanyama beer pub "Bibibi." was really lively on Sunday. What showed up in the post was 10 breweries on Today's TAP, a scene Japanese craft beer fans can hardly resist.
MugiWhat, 10 breweries!? A packed Sunday service sounds like it would smell good before you even got to the door!
Hop BroThe publicly visible text confirmed NAGANO BREWERY, GOGOSHIMA BEER FARM, AFURI BREWING, and more. And with Japanese breweries lined up all at once, it's a setup that lets you compare the character of each maker.
MugiWhat is that! But you can't see the beer names? If the specific labels aren't shown, that somehow makes it even harder to sleep!
Hop BroThat’s what makes it interesting. This article presents it by first making you enjoy the brewery names rather than the beer labels, which gives you a feel for the shop’s context.
MugiOh, I get it! So it’s more like following the people than the labels? Putting the makers' backgrounds first feels kind of insider-ish!
Hop BroExactly. The shop's stance is that "beer tastes many times better when you know the maker and their background." That’s why Bibibi. works so well as a place where you can enjoy the whole context along with the drink.
MugiAnd it's only a 3-minute walk from Daikanyama Station!? A bar-hopping spot that close to the station is basically somewhere you'd want to make the meetup point!
Hop BroIt's also walkable from Ebisu, and since it opens at 6 p.m., it's easy to stop by after work. It makes sense that it gets busy on warm days, and it's an ideal starting point for weekend bar hopping.
MugiPlaces like this make you excited from the entrance! Once you hear "Japanese craft beer tasting," you can't help wanting to see everything!
Hop BroThe kind of place where you say "just one drink" and end up staying a while. If you saw a post like this in Daikanyama, you'd feel like going out for a drink tonight.
MugiYeah, absolutely! I want to toast right now, and today I feel like heading out for drinks while imagining Bibibi.'s TAP!
Daikanyama beer pub "Bibibi." reported on Instagram that its Sunday service drew a crowd after the weather turned warm. In the post, it thanked customers and announced, "OPEN from 6 p.m. today as well." The core of the shop, "Today's TAP," was lined with brewery names from Japanese craft beer makers.
The publicly visible text confirmed 10 breweries: NAGANO BREWERY, GOGOSHIMA BEER FARM, AFURI BREWING, Butterfly Brewery, Hoshino Seisakusho Mugi, NAT BREW, ROMEO BREWERY, Kanpai Brewing, YELLOW MONKEY BREWING, and Romantic Village. The beer names themselves are not readable from the text, but the lineup is still compelling enough to compare each brewer's distinct character.
In keeping with the shop's stated belief that "beer tastes many times better when you know the maker and their background," Bibibi. is easy to use not just as a place to drink, but as a place to enjoy the breweries in context. It's a three-minute walk from Daikanyama Station and also within walking distance of Ebisu Station, so it's a good fit for an after-work drink as well as a starting point for weekend bar hopping. Centered on Japanese craft beer, the post was a quiet invitation that still conveyed real drinking appeal.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroDaikanyama beer pub "Bibibi." was really lively on Sunday. What showed up in the post was 10 breweries on Today's TAP, a scene Japanese craft beer fans can hardly resist.
MugiWhat, 10 breweries!? A packed Sunday service sounds like it would smell good before you even got to the door!
Hop BroThe publicly visible text confirmed NAGANO BREWERY, GOGOSHIMA BEER FARM, AFURI BREWING, and more. And with Japanese breweries lined up all at once, it's a setup that lets you compare the character of each maker.
MugiWhat is that! But you can't see the beer names? If the specific labels aren't shown, that somehow makes it even harder to sleep!
Hop BroThat’s what makes it interesting. This article presents it by first making you enjoy the brewery names rather than the beer labels, which gives you a feel for the shop’s context.
MugiOh, I get it! So it’s more like following the people than the labels? Putting the makers' backgrounds first feels kind of insider-ish!
Hop BroExactly. The shop's stance is that "beer tastes many times better when you know the maker and their background." That’s why Bibibi. works so well as a place where you can enjoy the whole context along with the drink.
MugiAnd it's only a 3-minute walk from Daikanyama Station!? A bar-hopping spot that close to the station is basically somewhere you'd want to make the meetup point!
Hop BroIt's also walkable from Ebisu, and since it opens at 6 p.m., it's easy to stop by after work. It makes sense that it gets busy on warm days, and it's an ideal starting point for weekend bar hopping.
MugiPlaces like this make you excited from the entrance! Once you hear "Japanese craft beer tasting," you can't help wanting to see everything!
Hop BroThe kind of place where you say "just one drink" and end up staying a while. If you saw a post like this in Daikanyama, you'd feel like going out for a drink tonight.
MugiYeah, absolutely! I want to toast right now, and today I feel like heading out for drinks while imagining Bibibi.'s TAP!
