HEAVY SASORI BREWING to Host Evening Hours and Beer Fest Booth Starting at 5 p.m. on May 4
HEAVY SASORI BREWING in Makishi, Naha announced that it will be open from 5:00 p.m. to midnight on Monday, May 4 (a public holiday). In addition, it will also have a booth at the "Chanpuru Festival 2026" held at Saion Square near Makishi Station, making it a day to enjoy both the taproom and the festival.
May 4 features a two-pronged lineup: taproom service and a festival booth
HEAVY SASORI BREWING announced evening hours on Monday, May 4, 17:00 to 24:00. The venue is its taproom in Makishi, Naha, in a convenient location easily accessible from Kokusai Street. On the day of the event, in addition to taproom service, the brewery also plans to have a booth at the "Chanpuru Festival 2026" held at nearby Saion Square.
The post says the festival booth will run for three days, May 2, 3, and 4, with the 4th described as the "final day today." The venue is the Saion Square Station Plaza right by Makishi Station, and admission is free. One of the best parts of the day is that it is easy to move from festival hopping straight into the taproom for a drink afterward.
What you can drink
The post does not name specific beer labels this time, but it does point to two main offerings:
- Staff-recommended beer
A happy hour will run for the first two hours after opening, letting guests enjoy the staff-recommended beer at a better price.
- Original beer brewed at the brewery
Takeout is available, with drinks served in plastic cups. It is also a good match for a sunny stroll along Kokusai Street.
As a brewpub, HEAVY SASORI BREWING's strength is that you can enjoy its house-brewed beer on the spot. This time, the setup lets guests move between the energy of the festival and a pint in the taproom on the same day.
Venue information
HEAVY SASORI BREWING Taproom
3-9-14-2 Makishi, Naha City
The post lists Food L.O. at 23:00 and Drink L.O. at 23:30. With relaxed hours from evening until late at night, it is also an easy stop for a drink after the festival. If you are looking for craft beer in the Makishi and Kokusai Street area, this is one to check out.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.