The DAY East Tokyo to Set Up at Kakegawa Beer Festa vol. 9 from May 5
The Asakusa beer pub "The DAY East Tokyo" announced on Instagram that it will participate in "Kakegawa Beer Festa vol. 9," to be held in Kakegawa City, Shizuoka Prefecture, from May 5 to 6. The venue is Wista 138 Terrace near the north exit of Kakegawa Station, and the shop will continue operating as usual.
Hop BroThe Asakusa beer pub The DAY East Tokyo is setting up. They are heading to Kakegawa Beer Festa vol. 9, held at Wista 138 Terrace near the north exit of Kakegawa Station on May 5 and 6.
MugiWhoa! A 3-minute walk from Kakegawa Station's north exit sounds incredibly easy to get to! And coming right in the back half of Golden Week is super convenient!
Hop BroExactly. The announcement clearly says it will be held on May 5 and 6. The hours are 11:00 to 20:00, so you can go from daytime drinking to an evening pint.
MugiI see! But the beer names haven't been announced yet, right? That actually makes me even more curious...!
Hop BroThat's part of what makes it feel like an event appearance. This time, the highlight is clearly the craft beer-focused setup. The DAY East Tokyo normally serves domestic and imported craft beers on eight taps, so expectations are high at the venue too.
MugiWhat! Eight taps all the time? I'd be lost before I even chose! And bringing that Asakusa vibe with them is pretty impressive, isn't it?
Hop BroAnd the shop's strength isn't just beer. It also has about 10 kinds of homemade sausages and its signature hot dogs. Bread baked at Asakusa Manufacture exclusively for this shop is exactly the kind of thing that gets a beer geek's heart racing.
MugiWait, even the bread is custom-made!? A hot dog with special bread is beyond the level of event food...! That's the kind of thing that makes beer go down so smoothly!
Hop BroWhat's more, the post also points to Kakegawa Farm Brewing and the official Kakegawa beer festa account, so you can see the local connection too. I like how it links Tokyo and Shizuoka through beer.
MugiYeah, yeah, this is definitely a top pick for the back half of Golden Week! If I drink in Kakegawa, I'll want to go to Asakusa afterward too. Now I feel like I want to drink in both places!
Hop BroExactly. The point of the article is that you can enjoy the taste of Asakusa in Kakegawa. It's the kind of thing that makes you want to drink, snack, and then go back to Asakusa to continue.
MugiIt's settled! An away trip with beer in hand sounds amazing, and I'll be keeping my throat ready on May 5 and 6!
Event Overview
The DAY East Tokyo announced on Instagram that it will take part in "Kakegawa Beer Festa vol. 9" as a GW event appearance. The dates are May 5 and 6, and the hours are 11:00 to 20:00. The venue is Wista 138 Terrace in front of Kakegawa Station in Kakegawa City, Shizuoka Prefecture, and the post says it is a 3-minute walk from Kakegawa Station's north exit.
The post mentions @kakegawafarmbrewing and @kakegawa_craft_beer_festa, making it clear that this is an event involving Kakegawa Farm Brewing. The image also clearly states "2026 5/5.6" and "OPEN 11:00 - 20:00," showing that the event runs for two days in the latter half of Golden Week.
About The DAY East Tokyo
The DAY East Tokyo is a beer pub located in Hanakawado, Asakusa, Tokyo. According to its official website, it serves domestic and imported craft beers on eight taps at all times, offers around 10 varieties of homemade sausages, and features hot dogs made with special bread baked exclusively for the shop at Asakusa Manufacture as its signature menu item. In addition to dine-in service, it also offers takeout, making it easy to stop by while strolling around the Sumida Park area.
Highlights of This Appearance
Although the announcement does not name specific beer brands, it is clearly an event appearance centered on craft beer. The key point is that the beer-and-sausage pairing enjoyed at the Asakusa flagship shop can also be tasted at the Kakegawa venue. For beer fans, this is an appearance worth keeping an eye on, since it lets them follow The DAY's activity in both Tokyo and Shizuoka during the latter half of Golden Week.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroThe Asakusa beer pub The DAY East Tokyo is setting up. They are heading to Kakegawa Beer Festa vol. 9, held at Wista 138 Terrace near the north exit of Kakegawa Station on May 5 and 6.
MugiWhoa! A 3-minute walk from Kakegawa Station's north exit sounds incredibly easy to get to! And coming right in the back half of Golden Week is super convenient!
Hop BroExactly. The announcement clearly says it will be held on May 5 and 6. The hours are 11:00 to 20:00, so you can go from daytime drinking to an evening pint.
MugiI see! But the beer names haven't been announced yet, right? That actually makes me even more curious...!
Hop BroThat's part of what makes it feel like an event appearance. This time, the highlight is clearly the craft beer-focused setup. The DAY East Tokyo normally serves domestic and imported craft beers on eight taps, so expectations are high at the venue too.
MugiWhat! Eight taps all the time? I'd be lost before I even chose! And bringing that Asakusa vibe with them is pretty impressive, isn't it?
Hop BroAnd the shop's strength isn't just beer. It also has about 10 kinds of homemade sausages and its signature hot dogs. Bread baked at Asakusa Manufacture exclusively for this shop is exactly the kind of thing that gets a beer geek's heart racing.
MugiWait, even the bread is custom-made!? A hot dog with special bread is beyond the level of event food...! That's the kind of thing that makes beer go down so smoothly!
Hop BroWhat's more, the post also points to Kakegawa Farm Brewing and the official Kakegawa beer festa account, so you can see the local connection too. I like how it links Tokyo and Shizuoka through beer.
MugiYeah, yeah, this is definitely a top pick for the back half of Golden Week! If I drink in Kakegawa, I'll want to go to Asakusa afterward too. Now I feel like I want to drink in both places!
Hop BroExactly. The point of the article is that you can enjoy the taste of Asakusa in Kakegawa. It's the kind of thing that makes you want to drink, snack, and then go back to Asakusa to continue.
MugiIt's settled! An away trip with beer in hand sounds amazing, and I'll be keeping my throat ready on May 5 and 6!
