Sakaduki Lab marks its third renewal anniversary in Kitasenju with a limited beer
Sakaduki Lab in Adachi Ward, Tokyo, will hold a renewal third-anniversary week from July 15 to 19. The venue will tap a Lab-only beer for the occasion and will also keep its rainy-day campaign running until the end of the rainy season. The event highlights both the bar’s local roots and its experimental beer identity.
Renewal anniversary week
Sakaduki Lab is a brewery-bar in Kitasenju, about a three-minute walk from the station’s East Exit in Adachi Ward, Tokyo. It is the renovated home base of Sakaduki Brewing, and the Lab name reflects its experimental approach to beer, sake, and small-plate dishes.
The Instagram post announces a renewal third-anniversary week from July 15 to 19. A Lab-only beer will be tapped for the occasion, and the venue says it will stay open until 10:30 p.m. on Sunday, July 19, which is the eve of a public holiday.
The bar also says its rainy-day stamp rally and soup-service campaign will continue until the rainy season ends. That makes the week less about a single release and more about how the venue builds seasonal reasons to visit.
Sakaduki Lab first opened in Adachi Ward in 2016 as part of the Sakaduki Brewing story, then returned as Lab in July 2023 after a long pause. The anniversary week underlines that continuity: a local taproom with its own rhythm, still experimenting.
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