TEGAMISHA BREWERY Serves Handcrafted Beers by Tegamisha in Nishichofu
TEGAMISHA BREWERY in Chofu, Tokyo, serves beers brewed in-house by Tegamisha alongside carefully selected Japanese craft beers. Its relaxed book-and-goods-filled setting offers a distinctive way to enjoy fresh local brewing.
Hop BroIn Nishi-Chofu, TEGAMISHA BREWERY is a brewpub created by Tegamisha. They serve beer brewed right in the shop.
MugiWhat? I think of Tegamisha as books and stationery! They do on-site beer brewing too?
Hop BroThey do. There are pilsners, pale ales, amber ales, golden bitters, and even American IPA.
MugiWow! But what is so good about it? Tell me about the joy of freshly brewed beer!
Hop BroFreshness is the big thing. Since it does not have to travel far, you can enjoy bright, fresh hop aromas.
MugiSo the aroma is extra lively? My nose is switching to hop detector mode today!
Hop BroTheir signature pale ale is also called Penny Lane. Comparing how malt and hops show up in each style is the fun part.
Mugi"How malt shows up"? You suddenly sound like a poet! What does toasty malt character mean?
Hop BroIt means roasting the malt differently creates bread-like or caramel-like notes. An amber ale can offer a rich reddish-brown body.
MugiI get it! And besides house beer, they rotate guest beers from around Japan on tap, right?
Hop BroExactly. With sausages, fish and chips, or beef tendon tomato stew, you can enjoy a very Tegamisha afternoon—then browse books and stationery upstairs.
MugiBeer, books, and the Beatles sounds perfect! Let’s check the latest taps, then raise a glass in Nishi-Chofu!
A brewery pub by Tegamisha
Located near Nishichofu Station in Chofu, Tokyo, TEGAMISHA BREWERY is a brewery pub operated by Tegamisha, a creative company known for cafés, bookstores, stationery, and cultural events. Brewing equipment is installed inside the venue, allowing guests to enjoy beers made on site.
The house-brewed lineup includes Pilsner, Pale Ale, Amber Ale, Golden Bitter, and American IPA. Its Pale Ale has also been released under the name “Penny Lane” and sold in bottles for takeaway. Sampling different styles offers a chance to compare the malt character, bitterness, and hop expression of Tegamisha’s brewing.
In addition to its own beers, the pub serves guest beers from breweries around Japan. The tap list changes with the season, making each visit an opportunity to discover something different. Food options include sausages, fish and chips, beef tendon in tomato sauce, pickles, and other dishes that pair naturally with beer.
The first floor combines a relaxed beer pub with a dining space, while the second floor features books, paper goods, and stationery selected by Tegamisha. Beatles music and the calm interior create an atmosphere suited to reading, conversation, or an unhurried drink.
TEGAMISHA BREWERY is a destination for beer drinkers as well as anyone interested in books and design. Check the official website or the brewery’s social media before visiting for the latest tap list and opening information.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroIn Nishi-Chofu, TEGAMISHA BREWERY is a brewpub created by Tegamisha. They serve beer brewed right in the shop.
MugiWhat? I think of Tegamisha as books and stationery! They do on-site beer brewing too?
Hop BroThey do. There are pilsners, pale ales, amber ales, golden bitters, and even American IPA.
MugiWow! But what is so good about it? Tell me about the joy of freshly brewed beer!
Hop BroFreshness is the big thing. Since it does not have to travel far, you can enjoy bright, fresh hop aromas.
MugiSo the aroma is extra lively? My nose is switching to hop detector mode today!
Hop BroTheir signature pale ale is also called Penny Lane. Comparing how malt and hops show up in each style is the fun part.
Mugi"How malt shows up"? You suddenly sound like a poet! What does toasty malt character mean?
Hop BroIt means roasting the malt differently creates bread-like or caramel-like notes. An amber ale can offer a rich reddish-brown body.
MugiI get it! And besides house beer, they rotate guest beers from around Japan on tap, right?
Hop BroExactly. With sausages, fish and chips, or beef tendon tomato stew, you can enjoy a very Tegamisha afternoon—then browse books and stationery upstairs.
MugiBeer, books, and the Beatles sounds perfect! Let’s check the latest taps, then raise a glass in Nishi-Chofu!
