CRAFT Rainbow in Okayama Taps Five Beers from Japan
CRAFT Rainbow, a craft beer pub in Okayama, is serving a five-beer lineup featuring breweries and beers from Tokyo, Miyagi, and Nara. Highlights include a citrus-forward mikan ale, an IPA, a pale ale, an Oktoberfest beer, and Suntory draft beer.
Hop BroCRAFT Rainbow in Nodayacho, Okayama has tapped five beers from across Japan.
MugiWhat? We can try all five beers? That tap list sounds like a trip!
Hop BroNAMACHA'n from Tokyo brings Asakusa Line Mikan Ale, an orange-forward Orange Ale with bright citrus character.
MugiA beer with mandarins? Asakusa Mikan Ale already has my full attention!
Hop Brobtb’s MiyataSpirit from Miyagi is an IPA, a style known for a bold hop presence.
MugiI hear IPA everywhere, but hop-derived aroma—what is that? Are we drinking a garden?
Hop BroNot quite—please don’t drink a garden. Hops give beer aroma and bitterness, and an IPA is a hop-focused style.
MugiGot it! Then TY Harbor’s Paleale from Tokyo sounds perfect for an easy, crisp sip.
Hop BroExactly. Nara Brewing’s KABEL is an Oktoberfest, while Suntory Nama is a Pilsner—there’s a wide range of styles.
MugiCitrus, IPA, pale ale, and an autumnal pint! I want to taste them in order.
Hop BroCRAFT Rainbow has a non-smoking interior, a smoking area, plus sake and shochu, so it suits friends with different tastes.
MugiIt opens at 3 p.m. Fri–Mon and 5 p.m. Tue–Thu—check updates, then let’s toast in Okayama!
Five beers on tap at CRAFT Rainbow
CRAFT Rainbow, a craft beer pub in Nodayacho, Okayama City, is offering five beers spanning several styles and regions of Japan.
The lineup includes NAMACHAん’s Asakusa Line Mikan Ale from Tokyo, btb’s MiyataSpirit from Miyagi, TY Harbor Pale Ale from Tokyo, Nara Brewing’s KABEL, and Suntory draft beer. The post also presents the beers in English as Orange Ale, IPA, Pale Ale, Oktoberfest, and Pilsner.
The selection offers plenty of variety for a tasting session: a citrus-oriented mikan ale, a hop-driven IPA, a crisp pale ale, a seasonal-style Oktoberfest beer, and a familiar Japanese lager. Guests can start with a preferred style or compare the beers from lighter and more approachable options through to the more expressive selections.
A casual beer stop in central Okayama
CRAFT Rainbow is located at 2-5-4-101 Nodayacho, Kita Ward, Okayama City. The pub is non-smoking, with a separate smoking area available. In addition to craft beer, it serves Japanese sake and shochu, making it a flexible destination for groups with different drink preferences.
The listed hours are 3 p.m. to midnight from Friday through Monday and 5 p.m. to midnight from Tuesday through Thursday. As the pub has irregular holidays, visitors should check the official social media information before heading over. For beer lovers exploring Okayama, the pub offers a chance to enjoy beers from across Japan in a relaxed setting.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroCRAFT Rainbow in Nodayacho, Okayama has tapped five beers from across Japan.
MugiWhat? We can try all five beers? That tap list sounds like a trip!
Hop BroNAMACHA'n from Tokyo brings Asakusa Line Mikan Ale, an orange-forward Orange Ale with bright citrus character.
MugiA beer with mandarins? Asakusa Mikan Ale already has my full attention!
Hop Brobtb’s MiyataSpirit from Miyagi is an IPA, a style known for a bold hop presence.
MugiI hear IPA everywhere, but hop-derived aroma—what is that? Are we drinking a garden?
Hop BroNot quite—please don’t drink a garden. Hops give beer aroma and bitterness, and an IPA is a hop-focused style.
MugiGot it! Then TY Harbor’s Paleale from Tokyo sounds perfect for an easy, crisp sip.
Hop BroExactly. Nara Brewing’s KABEL is an Oktoberfest, while Suntory Nama is a Pilsner—there’s a wide range of styles.
MugiCitrus, IPA, pale ale, and an autumnal pint! I want to taste them in order.
Hop BroCRAFT Rainbow has a non-smoking interior, a smoking area, plus sake and shochu, so it suits friends with different tastes.
MugiIt opens at 3 p.m. Fri–Mon and 5 p.m. Tue–Thu—check updates, then let’s toast in Okayama!
