Tokyo Hakkei to host beer rakugo night on July 29 with Shinyutei Yoshiba
Tokyo Hakkei, a beer pub in Omori, will hold a beer rakugo event on Wednesday, July 29. The night is produced with trombonist Hikaru Teratani and features rakugo performer Shinyutei Yoshiba. Admission is donation-based and no reservation is required.
Hop BroThere’s a fun one coming up in Omori: on July 29, Tokyo∞景 is hosting a beer and rakugo night.
MugiWait, what! You show up for a beer, and then suddenly get hit with live rakugo too!?
Hop BroExactly. Tokyo∞景 is a taproom run by Omori Sanno Brewery, with a standing bar and even a terrace.
MugiOooh, I like that relaxed vibe. And if solo guests are welcome, it sounds easy to just drop in!
Hop BroIt opens at 6:00 p.m., starts at 7:30 p.m., and it’s no reservation, pay-what-you-want. Pretty ideal for a weekday night.
MugiPay-what-you-want means... we’re not literally using a wallet-tossing system, right!?
Hop BroLet’s not throw anything. You just pay what feels right, and the guest performer is Sanyutei Kichima, with the event planned by trombonist Hikaru Teratani and Tokyo∞景.
MugiThat’s actually a pretty stacked night! But hold on, that Pilsner Urquell name still sounds like a magic spell.
Hop BroNot a spell, a beer. Pilsner is basically a clean, crisp lager, and along with the house Omori Sanno Beer, you can enjoy that kind of pour too.
MugiLaugh at rakugo, drink fresh craft beer, and it’s right by Omori Station. That is a makes-me-want-a-beer-right-now kind of night!
Tokyo Hakkei, a beer pub in Omori, will host a beer rakugo night on Wednesday, July 29. The event is produced by trombonist Hikaru Teratani and Tokyo Hakkei, with rakugo performer Shinyutei Yoshiba as the guest. Doors open at 6:00 p.m., the show starts at 7:30 p.m., and admission is donation-based with no reservation required.
Tokyo Hakkei is the direct bar of Omori Sanno Brewery. Located on the third floor of Hakkesaka Building at 2-2-7 Sanno, Ota City, it has a standing counter and a terrace, and it also works as a flexible event space. The beer selection centers on Omori Sanno Brewery's own beer, with regular taps that can include Asahi Super Dry and Pilsner Urquell depending on the day.
The event is aimed at people who want a slightly different weekday night rather than a formal rakugo hall experience. First-time listeners and solo guests are welcome, making it easy to drop in for a beer and stay for the performance. For beer lovers, it is a good example of how Tokyo Hakkei combines fresh draft beer, a relaxed atmosphere, and live culture in one place.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThere’s a fun one coming up in Omori: on July 29, Tokyo∞景 is hosting a beer and rakugo night.
MugiWait, what! You show up for a beer, and then suddenly get hit with live rakugo too!?
Hop BroExactly. Tokyo∞景 is a taproom run by Omori Sanno Brewery, with a standing bar and even a terrace.
MugiOooh, I like that relaxed vibe. And if solo guests are welcome, it sounds easy to just drop in!
Hop BroIt opens at 6:00 p.m., starts at 7:30 p.m., and it’s no reservation, pay-what-you-want. Pretty ideal for a weekday night.
MugiPay-what-you-want means... we’re not literally using a wallet-tossing system, right!?
Hop BroLet’s not throw anything. You just pay what feels right, and the guest performer is Sanyutei Kichima, with the event planned by trombonist Hikaru Teratani and Tokyo∞景.
MugiThat’s actually a pretty stacked night! But hold on, that Pilsner Urquell name still sounds like a magic spell.
Hop BroNot a spell, a beer. Pilsner is basically a clean, crisp lager, and along with the house Omori Sanno Beer, you can enjoy that kind of pour too.
MugiLaugh at rakugo, drink fresh craft beer, and it’s right by Omori Station. That is a makes-me-want-a-beer-right-now kind of night!
