Sakaduki Brewing sets Aug. 5 and 11 tap days, extends hours on Aug. 9
Sakaduki Brewing has published its August operating calendar. The Kitasenju brewery will tap `Heat stroke`, a passion-fruit beer, on August 5 and `Natsu no Tsuuyame` on August 11, while also extending hours until 10:30 p.m. on August 9. Plans for the sister spot, Sakaduki Lab, were also announced.
Hop BroKitasenju just dropped its August calendar, and Sakazuki Brewing is tapping the passion fruit beer Heat stroke on August 5, the renewed Natsu no Tooriame on August 11, plus staying open until 10:30 p.m. on August 9.
MugiWait, a tapping day is not just "new keg, done"? It actually has a mini-festival vibe?
Hop BroExactly, and this time it comes with a food pairing day too, with limited dishes made to match each beer, so the glass and the plate are basically doing a duet.
MugiHold on, food pairing suddenly sounds like a final exam! You just mean, "this beer loves this food," right?
Hop BroThat’s it. Heat stroke is a passion fruit beer, so bright tropical aroma and tangy notes should click with the food, like your mouth just booked a summer vacation.
MugiA vacation in my mouth!? And that August 11 beer, Natsu no Tooriame, already sounds cinematic. What kind of beer is it?
Hop BroThe name already feels cooling, and since the article says it’s being re-released after a refresh, there may be a recipe rework going on. They probably adjusted the balance to make the seasonal feel sharper.
MugiOhhh, so even without a huge event lineup, the month is packed with a beer-first schedule instead.
Hop BroThat’s the fun part. They’re keeping West Coast IPA in the summer rotation too, while teasing a peach beer for early September and Tora no O for when autumn starts to creep in.
MugiAnd the sister spot Sakazuki Lab starts a monthly keg-switch event on the 6th, summer festival week from the 12th to 16th, and an IPA feature from the 19th? Kitasenju suddenly owns my calendar.
Hop BroNew pours at the main shop, a different angle at Lab, and now I want to map out a full drink comparison run. With the August 9 late hours, you can really make a night of it.
MugiNow I’m torn between Heat stroke on August 5 and Natsu no Tooriame on August 11, because this article made me want a pint right now.
August schedule
Sakaduki Brewing, located in Kitasenju in Adachi Ward, Tokyo, shared its operating calendar for August. Rather than a packed event calendar, the post focuses on tap dates, service changes, and a few seasonal beer notes.
Key dates
- August 5: tap date for `Heat stroke`, the 2026 passion-fruit beer
- August 9: extended service until 10:30 p.m. for the holiday weekend
- August 11: a refreshed version of `Natsu no Tsuuyame` goes on tap
On the tap dates, the brewery plans limited food pairings matched to each beer. The post says there are no main-brewery events scheduled in August.
The brewery also noted that its peach beer is expected to debut in early September, while `Tora no O`, a chili beer, will arrive around the time the weather starts turning toward autumn. That gives the month a clear seasonal arc: summer staples now, later-summer and early-autumn beers to follow.
Sister spot, Sakaduki Lab
The same post also outlined August plans for Sakaduki Lab. A monthly keg-rotation event starts on August 6, a summer festival week runs from August 12 to 16, and an IPA-focused program begins on August 19. Together, the two venues continue to present different ways to enjoy craft beer in the Kitasenju area.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroKitasenju just dropped its August calendar, and Sakazuki Brewing is tapping the passion fruit beer Heat stroke on August 5, the renewed Natsu no Tooriame on August 11, plus staying open until 10:30 p.m. on August 9.
MugiWait, a tapping day is not just "new keg, done"? It actually has a mini-festival vibe?
Hop BroExactly, and this time it comes with a food pairing day too, with limited dishes made to match each beer, so the glass and the plate are basically doing a duet.
MugiHold on, food pairing suddenly sounds like a final exam! You just mean, "this beer loves this food," right?
Hop BroThat’s it. Heat stroke is a passion fruit beer, so bright tropical aroma and tangy notes should click with the food, like your mouth just booked a summer vacation.
MugiA vacation in my mouth!? And that August 11 beer, Natsu no Tooriame, already sounds cinematic. What kind of beer is it?
Hop BroThe name already feels cooling, and since the article says it’s being re-released after a refresh, there may be a recipe rework going on. They probably adjusted the balance to make the seasonal feel sharper.
MugiOhhh, so even without a huge event lineup, the month is packed with a beer-first schedule instead.
Hop BroThat’s the fun part. They’re keeping West Coast IPA in the summer rotation too, while teasing a peach beer for early September and Tora no O for when autumn starts to creep in.
MugiAnd the sister spot Sakazuki Lab starts a monthly keg-switch event on the 6th, summer festival week from the 12th to 16th, and an IPA feature from the 19th? Kitasenju suddenly owns my calendar.
Hop BroNew pours at the main shop, a different angle at Lab, and now I want to map out a full drink comparison run. With the August 9 late hours, you can really make a night of it.
MugiNow I’m torn between Heat stroke on August 5 and Natsu no Tooriame on August 11, because this article made me want a pint right now.
