Ushitora Brewery tap takeover set for CBM Atre Kichijoji on Sept. 12-13
Craft Beer Market’s Atre Kichijoji location will host the “U-1 Grand Prix - Ushitora Brewery Tap Takeover” on September 12-13, 2026. The notice does not list specific beers yet, but it points to a two-day showcase for Tochigi’s Ushitora Brewery.
Hop BroI’ve got a hot event update today. It’s a Kichijoji TTO happening September 12 to 13 at Craft Beer Market Atre Kichijoji: “U-1 GRAND PRIX: Ushitora Brewery TAP TAKEOVER.”
MugiWait, what! Ushitora Brewery gets the spotlight for two whole days? That name already sounds wild enough to make me thirsty.
Hop BroAnd this one’s a tap takeover, which is a format beer fans really love. It means one brewery comes in and takes over a big chunk of the draft lineup.
MugiWhat does that even mean? Draft lineup suddenly sounds like homework. Explain it in normal human words for me!
Hop BroBasically, the bar turns into an all-Ushitora party for the event. Multiple taps pour their beers, so it’s much easier to compare and explore them side by side.
MugiOhh, got it! But right now, beer names and styles still haven’t been announced, right? IPA, sour, stout... my imagination is already doing a tasting flight.
Hop BroThat mystery is part of the fun. Ushitora Brewery from Tochigi is known for playful brewing, so there’s a real chance of off-the-usual drafts showing up.
MugiAnd Craft Beer Market does 30 beers at 690 yen each, right? Craft beer drama for the taste buds, but surprisingly gentle on the wallet.
Hop BroExactly, and the staff can help you choose, plus the food pairing side is strong too. For updates, check Instagram closely, because that’s where the details are supposed to land.
MugiThen I’m in. While we wait, I’m ready for some Ushitora warm-up drinks, and the second the lineup drops, we’re going to drink our way through it.
Two days centered on Ushitora Brewery
Craft Beer Market’s Atre Kichijoji store will hold the “U-1 Grand Prix - Ushitora Brewery Tap Takeover” on September 12-13, 2026. The original post is a brief event announcement and directs readers to the store’s Instagram for further details.
CBM’s appeal is simple: its official site highlights 30 craft beers at a fixed, affordable price, staff members who help guests choose, and food concepts tailored to each location. That easygoing, beer-first style makes a tap takeover feel like a natural fit. The same atmosphere is easy to imagine at the Sendai shop in central Sendai, where convenience and beer-and-food pairing matter just as much.
The notice does not yet name the individual beers. Still, a takeover featuring Tochigi-based Ushitora Brewery should mean a lineup of fresh draught pours that are best enjoyed on site. Beer lovers will want to watch for the next update from the store.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroI’ve got a hot event update today. It’s a Kichijoji TTO happening September 12 to 13 at Craft Beer Market Atre Kichijoji: “U-1 GRAND PRIX: Ushitora Brewery TAP TAKEOVER.”
MugiWait, what! Ushitora Brewery gets the spotlight for two whole days? That name already sounds wild enough to make me thirsty.
Hop BroAnd this one’s a tap takeover, which is a format beer fans really love. It means one brewery comes in and takes over a big chunk of the draft lineup.
MugiWhat does that even mean? Draft lineup suddenly sounds like homework. Explain it in normal human words for me!
Hop BroBasically, the bar turns into an all-Ushitora party for the event. Multiple taps pour their beers, so it’s much easier to compare and explore them side by side.
MugiOhh, got it! But right now, beer names and styles still haven’t been announced, right? IPA, sour, stout... my imagination is already doing a tasting flight.
Hop BroThat mystery is part of the fun. Ushitora Brewery from Tochigi is known for playful brewing, so there’s a real chance of off-the-usual drafts showing up.
MugiAnd Craft Beer Market does 30 beers at 690 yen each, right? Craft beer drama for the taste buds, but surprisingly gentle on the wallet.
Hop BroExactly, and the staff can help you choose, plus the food pairing side is strong too. For updates, check Instagram closely, because that’s where the details are supposed to land.
MugiThen I’m in. While we wait, I’m ready for some Ushitora warm-up drinks, and the second the lineup drops, we’re going to drink our way through it.
