Sakazuki Brewing to Join Ishihama Shrine Beer Fest on September 26
Tokyo-based Sakazuki Brewing has announced that it will take part in the Ishihama Shrine Beer Fest in Minami-Senju, Arakawa, on September 26. The brewery will bring a varied tap list, offering attendees a chance to enjoy craft beer and food from daytime through evening.
Sakazuki Brewing, based in Adachi, Tokyo, will participate in the “Ishiha Marche × Beer Fest” at Ishihama Shrine on Saturday, September 26. The event is scheduled to run from 11:00 to 20:00, bringing several breweries and food trucks together at the shrine near the Sumida River.
The brewery’s announced tap list includes “shy girl,” a Bohemian pilsner; “Komorebi,” a fruit beer made with Nanko ume; “Natsu no Kioku,” brewed with white peach and rosemary; and “Stardust,” a hazy IPA. The selection spans lager, fruit beer, IPA, and stout styles, giving visitors a range of options to match different tastes and foods.
Sakazuki Brewing operates as a brewpub in the Kitasenju area of Tokyo, with a focus on beers that pair well with food. The brewery opened in March 2016 and moved to its current location in 2020. Its former site continues as the sister venue Sakazuki Lab, supporting the brewery’s connection to the local neighborhood.
Other announced participants include Hoshino Seisakusho (Mugi), OKEI BREWERY, Let’s Beer Works, GROW BREW HOUSE, and Shoga no Mushi. With food trucks also expected at the venue, the festival should offer plenty of opportunities to sample beer alongside casual food in the shrine grounds.
For beer fans looking for an autumn outing, the event will be a chance to explore Sakazuki Brewing’s broad lineup, from crisp pilsner to hop-forward IPA and fruit-focused releases. Visitors should check the brewery’s official announcements for the latest details before attending.
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