Future Beer Garden 2026 to Be Held in Otemachi, with KAMIKATZ Debuting the 2026 Edition of TOWN CRAFT
RISE & WIN Brewing Co., the maker of KAMIKATZ Beer, will hold "Future Beer Garden 2026" on May 14 and 15 at Otemachi Nakadori in Tokyo. The event will feature the first unveiling of the 2026 edition of "TOWN CRAFT - beer for thinking about the future of towns -".
Hop BroThis week’s highlight is Future Beer Garden 2026, taking place on Otemachi Nakadori in Tokyo. It’s a slightly futuristic beer garden put on by RISE & WIN Brewing Co., the people behind KAMIKATZ Beer.
MugiWhat, a beer garden in Otemachi?! That’s the kind of place you can stop by straight after work. And just hearing “craft beer” already gets me excited!
Hop BroAnd it runs for just two days, May 14 and 15, from 5:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., with free admission and no reservation required. That easy access is nice, right?
MugiWhoa! But what does the zero-waste thing in the article have to do with beer? That sounds a little hard to understand...
Hop BroPut simply, it means you can experience the idea of reducing waste throughout the whole venue. Based on Kamikatsu Town’s efforts, it’s designed so people can feel resource circulation up close while drinking and eating.
MugiOhh! So it’s not just about drinking, it’s also about learning about the environment. It sounds like a grown-up field trip!
Hop BroThe main attraction this time is the first unveiling of the 2026 edition of TOWN CRAFT, right? Just the name, "beer for thinking about the future of towns," already tells a story.
MugiWow, now I’m curious just from the name! But what does TOWN CRAFT taste like? If you say it’s about the future of towns, I can’t even imagine it!
Hop BroThe exact flavor details are something to look forward to at the venue, but true to KAMIKATZ, it’ll definitely be a beer that matches its world. Paired with ingredients from Kamikatsu and carefully made food, it should become even more interesting.
MugiAnd if there are also Kamikatsu Town exhibits and product sales, it’s not just about beer. I want to eat, look around, drink, and enjoy the whole thing!
Hop BroThe easily accessible Otemachi Nakadori is another strength, since you can just drop by after work. This is the kind of place that makes you want to talk about the future with a first-taste beer in hand.
MugiI’m completely in! If we toast with KAMIKATZ, we’ll probably never stop talking about future beer!
A Sustainable Beer Garden in Otemachi
RISE & WIN Brewing Co., which develops KAMIKATZ Beer, will hold "Future Beer Garden 2026" on Otemachi Nakadori in Tokyo. The event runs for two days, Thursday, May 14, 2026, and Friday, May 15. Hours are 5:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Admission is free and no reservation is required. During the day, exhibitions and product sales from Kamikatsu Town will also be offered, and visitors can enjoy them from 10:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. on both days.
At the core of this event is the zero-waste philosophy that Kamikatsu Town has continued to pursue. The venue is designed so that visitors can drink, eat, and have fun while experiencing resource circulation and waste reduction, combining the casual appeal of a drink after work with environmental awareness.
Beer You Can Drink
The highlight this time is the first public unveiling of the 2026 edition of TOWN CRAFT - beer for thinking about the future of towns - at the event. Presented in the context of RISE & WIN Brewing Co.'s "JUST DRINK KAMIKATZ BEER" message, the lineup will also include craft beers that fit the KAMIKATZ BEER worldview.
Beyond the easygoing feel of a beer garden, another attraction is that visitors can enjoy the beers alongside ingredients from Kamikatsu Town and carefully prepared food. Experiencing Kamikatsu's lifestyle and circular thinking through craft beer is very much in the KAMIKATZ spirit.
Store and Brand Features
RISE & WIN Brewing Co. is a brewery based in Kamikatsu Town, Tokushima Prefecture. KAMIKATZ Beer is positioned not just as something to drink, but as a way to help people feel close to zero-waste activities. This Future Beer Garden 2026 has also been planned as a place where that philosophy can be experienced in the center of the city.
Otemachi Nakadori, the venue, is easy to access and convenient to stop by after work. For craft beer fans, this is an event to enjoy along with Kamikatsu Town's food and exhibitions, with the debut 2026 edition of TOWN CRAFT as the main draw.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThis week’s highlight is Future Beer Garden 2026, taking place on Otemachi Nakadori in Tokyo. It’s a slightly futuristic beer garden put on by RISE & WIN Brewing Co., the people behind KAMIKATZ Beer.
MugiWhat, a beer garden in Otemachi?! That’s the kind of place you can stop by straight after work. And just hearing “craft beer” already gets me excited!
Hop BroAnd it runs for just two days, May 14 and 15, from 5:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., with free admission and no reservation required. That easy access is nice, right?
MugiWhoa! But what does the zero-waste thing in the article have to do with beer? That sounds a little hard to understand...
Hop BroPut simply, it means you can experience the idea of reducing waste throughout the whole venue. Based on Kamikatsu Town’s efforts, it’s designed so people can feel resource circulation up close while drinking and eating.
MugiOhh! So it’s not just about drinking, it’s also about learning about the environment. It sounds like a grown-up field trip!
Hop BroThe main attraction this time is the first unveiling of the 2026 edition of TOWN CRAFT, right? Just the name, "beer for thinking about the future of towns," already tells a story.
MugiWow, now I’m curious just from the name! But what does TOWN CRAFT taste like? If you say it’s about the future of towns, I can’t even imagine it!
Hop BroThe exact flavor details are something to look forward to at the venue, but true to KAMIKATZ, it’ll definitely be a beer that matches its world. Paired with ingredients from Kamikatsu and carefully made food, it should become even more interesting.
MugiAnd if there are also Kamikatsu Town exhibits and product sales, it’s not just about beer. I want to eat, look around, drink, and enjoy the whole thing!
Hop BroThe easily accessible Otemachi Nakadori is another strength, since you can just drop by after work. This is the kind of place that makes you want to talk about the future with a first-taste beer in hand.
MugiI’m completely in! If we toast with KAMIKATZ, we’ll probably never stop talking about future beer!
