Tokyo Hakkei taps Omori Station 150th anniversary beer, Omori Eki 150∞ Lager
Tokyo Hakkei, a beer pub in Ota, Tokyo, introduced a commemorative beer for the 150th anniversary of Omori Station: Omori Eki 150∞ Lager. The Instagram post also notes a three-day event held from Friday to Sunday at the station-side venue run by Omori Sanno Brewery.
Hop BroI want to tell you about Tokyo∞Kei tapping Omori Station 150∞ Lager. It was brewed to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Omori Station, and they even ran a three-day event from Friday to Sunday.
MugiWhat! A station anniversary beer!? That sounds like the kind of pint that makes you pace around the tap list like you're waiting for a train!
Hop BroExactly. Tokyo∞Kei is a brewery-run beer pub near Omori Station's west exit on the third floor of Hakkeizaka Building, with a standing bar, a terrace, and eight taps.
MugiWhoa! But the article mentioned that lager yeast snap and my brain turned it into a samurai sword. What does it actually mean?
Hop BroThat part matters. Lager yeast ferments nice and cool, so it tends to give you a cleaner, crisper finish. This one also layers multiple hops and keeps the bitterness gentle.
MugiNo way! The phrase layered hop aroma just made me imagine a three-story apartment building inside my nose!
Hop BroHonestly, that's not a bad description. This lager is part of the Michi series, meant to express 150 years of the station and the town, and the beers are named after local streets and places.
MugiThat's so fun! Itsumo no Toori and German Dori Weizen and Sakurashindo Berry Belgian make the menu sound like a map you can drink!
Hop BroAnd the beers back it up too. Sakurashindo Berry Belgian brings raspberry and hibiscus color with citrusy hops and a crisp Belgian yeast finish, while Itsumo no Toori has soft caramel malt sweetness that's great for a first pint. I already want a full tasting round.
MugiA station-side spot with events, live shows, snacks, and local draft beer tied to the neighborhood? That's perfect. I want to go to Omori and grab a pint right now!
A June update from Tokyo Hakkei
Tokyo Hakkei is the direct beer pub of Omori Sanno Brewery, located on the third floor of Hakkeizaka Building near the west exit of Omori Station. The venue combines a standing bar counter, an event space, and a terrace beer garden, with draft beer poured from eight taps.
The Instagram post, titled "Days in June," centers on Omori Station's 150th anniversary. It says the Tokyo Hakkei team hosted a three-day event from Friday to Sunday and released the commemorative beer `Omori Eki 150∞ Lager` on June 12.
`Omori Eki 150∞ Lager` is part of the brewery's "michi" series, which reflects the station and the town's 150-year history. The beer is described as a lager with layered hop aroma, gentle bitterness, and a crisp finish from lager yeast, making it a fitting beer for the milestone.
Tokyo Hakkei's lineup is broader than this anniversary release. `Itsumono Tori` leans into soft caramel-malt sweetness and is designed as an easy first pint. `German-dori Weizen` highlights the softer side of wheat beer while keeping a firm core, and `Sakura-shindo Berry Belgian` layers raspberry and hibiscus character with citrus hops and Belgian yeast. The brewery turns local street names and neighborhood landmarks into beer names, which gives the list a strong sense of place.
With food, live events, and a station-close location, Tokyo Hakkei works both as a casual beer stop and as a venue for gatherings. It remains one of the places where Omori's local craft beer culture is most visible in everyday use.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroI want to tell you about Tokyo∞Kei tapping Omori Station 150∞ Lager. It was brewed to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Omori Station, and they even ran a three-day event from Friday to Sunday.
MugiWhat! A station anniversary beer!? That sounds like the kind of pint that makes you pace around the tap list like you're waiting for a train!
Hop BroExactly. Tokyo∞Kei is a brewery-run beer pub near Omori Station's west exit on the third floor of Hakkeizaka Building, with a standing bar, a terrace, and eight taps.
MugiWhoa! But the article mentioned that lager yeast snap and my brain turned it into a samurai sword. What does it actually mean?
Hop BroThat part matters. Lager yeast ferments nice and cool, so it tends to give you a cleaner, crisper finish. This one also layers multiple hops and keeps the bitterness gentle.
MugiNo way! The phrase layered hop aroma just made me imagine a three-story apartment building inside my nose!
Hop BroHonestly, that's not a bad description. This lager is part of the Michi series, meant to express 150 years of the station and the town, and the beers are named after local streets and places.
MugiThat's so fun! Itsumo no Toori and German Dori Weizen and Sakurashindo Berry Belgian make the menu sound like a map you can drink!
Hop BroAnd the beers back it up too. Sakurashindo Berry Belgian brings raspberry and hibiscus color with citrusy hops and a crisp Belgian yeast finish, while Itsumo no Toori has soft caramel malt sweetness that's great for a first pint. I already want a full tasting round.
MugiA station-side spot with events, live shows, snacks, and local draft beer tied to the neighborhood? That's perfect. I want to go to Omori and grab a pint right now!
