Sakamichi Brewing plans a three-day summer festival in Tachikawa
Sakamichi Brewing will host a summer festival series in Tachikawa from August 21 to 23. On August 22 and 23, the brewery will sell 500-yen beers to go in front of its taproom, alongside food pop-ups and a DJ set at Sakamichi North.
Hop BroTachikawa is looking seriously fun, because Sakamichi Summer Festival has Sakamichi Brewing running a three-day event from August 21 to 23.
MugiWhat! Three straight days? A summer festival already eats my schedule, and now craft beer wants a piece too?
Hop BroOn August 22 and 23 they'll sell 500-yen takeaway beer in front of the taproom, so it's perfectly set up for people stopping by during Suwa Shrine's annual festival.
MugiHold on, you said in front of the taproom like that was normal. What is a taproom? Some kind of beer secret base?
Hop BroHonestly, pretty close. A taproom is the place where a brewery pours and serves its own beer, basically the shortest route between the tank and your glass.
MugiNo way! But the beer names aren't announced this time, right? That somehow makes me even more curious.
Hop BroThe article doesn't list specific beers, but Sakamichi Brewing usually does lagers and ales plus newer styles, so you can expect anything from easygoing to adventurous.
MugiWait, so beer style doesn't mean outfit style? It means the type and flavor direction? Wow, my brain just leveled up.
Hop BroExactly. And with Pizza V on the 21st, Hideniro yakisoba and DJ Hama on the 22nd, and Taquito on the 23rd, it's basically a food-and-music weekend that already makes me want a beer.
MugiI'm done for, I want a beer right now. Hitting the festival and then stopping by Sakamichi Brewing sounds like a championship route.
Three days in Tachikawa
Sakamichi Brewing has announced its "Sakamichi Natsu Matsuri" schedule for August 21 to 23. The brewery will sell 500-yen beers to go in front of the taproom on August 22 and 23, tying the program to the Suwa Shrine summer festival in Tachikawa.
Schedule
- Friday, August 21, 17:00-22:00: Pizza V food pop-up
- Saturday, August 22, 12:00-17:00: Hideniro yakisoba pop-up
- Saturday, August 22, 18:00-23:00: DJ Hama DJ set
- Sunday, August 23, 13:00-20:00: Taquito food pop-up
Founded in October 2019, Sakamichi Brewing is based in Tachikawa and says it focuses on brewing in western Tokyo with ecologically responsible methods and locally sourced organic ingredients when possible. The brewery also describes its taproom as a modern, welcoming space with a wide range of beer styles, from familiar lagers and ales to newer, more experimental releases.
This summer-festival setup combines takeout beer, food, and music in one weekend program, giving visitors to the area another stop to add to a Suwa Shrine festival trip.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroTachikawa is looking seriously fun, because Sakamichi Summer Festival has Sakamichi Brewing running a three-day event from August 21 to 23.
MugiWhat! Three straight days? A summer festival already eats my schedule, and now craft beer wants a piece too?
Hop BroOn August 22 and 23 they'll sell 500-yen takeaway beer in front of the taproom, so it's perfectly set up for people stopping by during Suwa Shrine's annual festival.
MugiHold on, you said in front of the taproom like that was normal. What is a taproom? Some kind of beer secret base?
Hop BroHonestly, pretty close. A taproom is the place where a brewery pours and serves its own beer, basically the shortest route between the tank and your glass.
MugiNo way! But the beer names aren't announced this time, right? That somehow makes me even more curious.
Hop BroThe article doesn't list specific beers, but Sakamichi Brewing usually does lagers and ales plus newer styles, so you can expect anything from easygoing to adventurous.
MugiWait, so beer style doesn't mean outfit style? It means the type and flavor direction? Wow, my brain just leveled up.
Hop BroExactly. And with Pizza V on the 21st, Hideniro yakisoba and DJ Hama on the 22nd, and Taquito on the 23rd, it's basically a food-and-music weekend that already makes me want a beer.
MugiI'm done for, I want a beer right now. Hitting the festival and then stopping by Sakamichi Brewing sounds like a championship route.
