Faló Brewing's Two Core Cans Arrive for the First Time at Neko no Shukaijo in Umegaoka
At "Craft Beer & Spice Food Neko no Shukaijo" in Umegaoka, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, two canned beers from Faló Brewing have just arrived. This is the first time the brewery's two staple brands have been available in cans, and the lineup is drawing attention as something that pairs easily with meals.
Hop BroThe news that "they arrived for the first time at Neko no Shukaijo" in Umegaoka is great. Faló Brewing's two canned beers are in, and this is the first time their core lineup has been available in cans.
MugiWhoa! So this is the first time in cans! Neko no Shukaijo is that spice-food place, right? Adding canned beer there makes it instantly more exciting!
Hop BroExactly. Faló Brewing is a brewery in Yamamoto Town, Miyagi Prefecture, and it only started can production for its two staple beers in January 2026. This time, those two core labels have been canned and are now available to drink in Umegaoka.
MugiOhh! But what are those two staple beers like? Just from the names, I can't tell whether they're intense or gentle!
Hop BroThe first is Faló IPA. It's the brewery's signature IPA, with hops that come forward and a solid, satisfying body. If you want to bring out the aroma, pour it into a glass and bring your nose close to it.
MugiBring my nose close to it? That turns my face into a hop sensor! So IPA isn't just about bitterness - the aroma is the star too.
Hop BroThat's right. The second, Tsubame Draught, has the charm of an everyday drink that goes with the flow, and it's easy to pair with food. Put it alongside spice-heavy dishes, and the beer bridges the flavors for you.
MugiThat's amazing! Being great with food basically means it's already a win before you even start eating. It probably goes with spicy meals too, and just thinking about it makes me hungry!
Hop BroAt a place like Neko no Shukaijo, where the food has a strong presence, it's a beautiful way to drink: enjoy the aroma with Faló IPA, then move toward the meal with Tsubame Draught. The switch between aroma and harmony is the fun part.
MugiI get it - that's the fun of drinking them differently! And it's convenient to bring home labels that people have enjoyed on draft, so it feels like having the pub at home too!
Hop BroExactly. If you come across these two in Umegaoka, it's nice to start with the IPA to lift the aroma, then finish with the Draught to settle into the meal. This is the kind of arrival that makes you think, I want to drink tonight.
MugiYes, yes - that's exactly how I feel too! It makes me want to raise a glass in Umegaoka, and I definitely want to try Faló Brewing's two cans!
The beer pub "Craft Beer & Spice Food Neko no Shukaijo" in Umegaoka, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, announced on Instagram that two canned beers from Faló Brewing had arrived. The post's title also noted that this was the first time they had come in cans, making it easier to take Faló Brewing beers home in can form.
Faló Brewing is a brewery in Yamamoto Town, Miyagi Prefecture, and it only began can production for its two staple beers in January 2026. With this arrival, those core labels are now available to enjoy in Umegaoka. For beer fans, it's a chance to try labels long enjoyed on draft, now in cans.
The two arrivals are:
- Faló IPA
An IPA known as the brewery's signature beer. It is an expressive craft beer with a hop aroma and a satisfying body that are easy to enjoy.
- Tsubame Draught
A label with a smooth, easygoing drinkability that suits an everyday pint. It pairs well with food and is especially easy to match with spice-forward dishes.
"Neko no Shukaijo" is a beer pub in Umegaoka where you can enjoy craft beer and spice food. Its appeal lies in being able to pair boldly flavored dishes with beers of distinct personalities, and these two Faló Brewing releases fit naturally into that concept. Enjoy the IPA for its aromatic clarity, then shift to the Draught for a sense of harmony with the meal. It's the kind of arrival that invites exactly that style of drinking.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThe news that "they arrived for the first time at Neko no Shukaijo" in Umegaoka is great. Faló Brewing's two canned beers are in, and this is the first time their core lineup has been available in cans.
MugiWhoa! So this is the first time in cans! Neko no Shukaijo is that spice-food place, right? Adding canned beer there makes it instantly more exciting!
Hop BroExactly. Faló Brewing is a brewery in Yamamoto Town, Miyagi Prefecture, and it only started can production for its two staple beers in January 2026. This time, those two core labels have been canned and are now available to drink in Umegaoka.
MugiOhh! But what are those two staple beers like? Just from the names, I can't tell whether they're intense or gentle!
Hop BroThe first is Faló IPA. It's the brewery's signature IPA, with hops that come forward and a solid, satisfying body. If you want to bring out the aroma, pour it into a glass and bring your nose close to it.
MugiBring my nose close to it? That turns my face into a hop sensor! So IPA isn't just about bitterness - the aroma is the star too.
Hop BroThat's right. The second, Tsubame Draught, has the charm of an everyday drink that goes with the flow, and it's easy to pair with food. Put it alongside spice-heavy dishes, and the beer bridges the flavors for you.
MugiThat's amazing! Being great with food basically means it's already a win before you even start eating. It probably goes with spicy meals too, and just thinking about it makes me hungry!
Hop BroAt a place like Neko no Shukaijo, where the food has a strong presence, it's a beautiful way to drink: enjoy the aroma with Faló IPA, then move toward the meal with Tsubame Draught. The switch between aroma and harmony is the fun part.
MugiI get it - that's the fun of drinking them differently! And it's convenient to bring home labels that people have enjoyed on draft, so it feels like having the pub at home too!
Hop BroExactly. If you come across these two in Umegaoka, it's nice to start with the IPA to lift the aroma, then finish with the Draught to settle into the meal. This is the kind of arrival that makes you think, I want to drink tonight.
MugiYes, yes - that's exactly how I feel too! It makes me want to raise a glass in Umegaoka, and I definitely want to try Faló Brewing's two cans!
