Shubo CRAFTMAN in Kyoto hosts Hiroshima North Beer tap takeover with raffle on June 28
Shubo CRAFTMAN, a beer pub in Karasuma-Oike, Kyoto, is hosting a Hiroshima North Beer tap takeover. The Instagram post says the event is running on June 28 and includes a raffle, giving beer fans a chance to enjoy the brewery's lineup at a venue known for a deep craft beer selection.
Hop BroToday’s topic is the Hiroshima Kita Beer TTO at Shubo CRAFTMAN in Kyoto.
MugiWhat, so it’s like a traveling beer festival where a Hiroshima brewery shows up in Kyoto?
Hop BroPretty much. TTO means tap takeover, where one brewery takes over the draft lines for the event.
MugiTakes over the taps? That sounds like beer siege mode and I am slightly terrified.
Hop BroIt just means you can explore Hiroshima Kita Beer’s character all at once. And the post says still running on June 28 with a raffle too.
MugiOh wow, so you drink great beer and also get a raffle bonus round? That’s dangerous for my schedule.
Hop BroThe venue matters too. Shubo CRAFTMAN normally keeps 40 beers on tap, so it already has serious range.
MugiForty!? That’s not a menu, that’s a liquid library. How is anyone supposed to choose?
Hop BroThey planned for that. There’s a three-beer tasting set for beginners. And in this article, specific beer names and styles weren’t listed, so that part seems to be a surprise on the day.
MugiGot it, so the mystery lineup is part of the fun, and the Kyoto townhouse hideaway vibe makes it feel even better.
Hop BroExactly. With counter seats, private rooms, tables, and about a seven-minute walk from Karasuma Oike Station, it’s easy to drop in.
MugiNow I really want to go for the tasting flight mission and meet Hiroshima Kita Beer properly, one glass at a time.
Event
Shubo CRAFTMAN, a beer pub in Karasuma-Oike, Kyoto, is hosting a Hiroshima North Beer tap takeover. In the Instagram post, the shop thanks guests for the strong turnout the day before and says the event is running again on June 28, with a raffle as well.
About the venue
The official site describes CRAFTMAN as a Kyomachiya-style hideaway built around craft beer, sake, fresh ingredients, and private rooms. It keeps 40 craft beers on tap and also offers a daily three-beer tasting set for newcomers. Seating includes an eight-seat counter, tables, and private rooms, so it works for solo drinkers and groups alike.
What to expect
The post does not name individual beer labels, but the Hiroshima North Beer takeover means guests can focus on that brewery's lineup in one place. For drinkers who want to compare beers while staying in central Kyoto, this is the kind of event that rewards a slow, careful round.
Venue info
- Address: 71 Kannon-cho, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto
- Access: about 7 minutes on foot from Karasuma-Oike Station
- Website: https://craftman.owst.jp/
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday’s topic is the Hiroshima Kita Beer TTO at Shubo CRAFTMAN in Kyoto.
MugiWhat, so it’s like a traveling beer festival where a Hiroshima brewery shows up in Kyoto?
Hop BroPretty much. TTO means tap takeover, where one brewery takes over the draft lines for the event.
MugiTakes over the taps? That sounds like beer siege mode and I am slightly terrified.
Hop BroIt just means you can explore Hiroshima Kita Beer’s character all at once. And the post says still running on June 28 with a raffle too.
MugiOh wow, so you drink great beer and also get a raffle bonus round? That’s dangerous for my schedule.
Hop BroThe venue matters too. Shubo CRAFTMAN normally keeps 40 beers on tap, so it already has serious range.
MugiForty!? That’s not a menu, that’s a liquid library. How is anyone supposed to choose?
Hop BroThey planned for that. There’s a three-beer tasting set for beginners. And in this article, specific beer names and styles weren’t listed, so that part seems to be a surprise on the day.
MugiGot it, so the mystery lineup is part of the fun, and the Kyoto townhouse hideaway vibe makes it feel even better.
Hop BroExactly. With counter seats, private rooms, tables, and about a seven-minute walk from Karasuma Oike Station, it’s easy to drop in.
MugiNow I really want to go for the tasting flight mission and meet Hiroshima Kita Beer properly, one glass at a time.
