RIOT BEER to Close on September 21 Due to Approaching Typhoon
RIOT BEER, a brewpub in Kinuta, Setagaya, Tokyo, announced that it will be closed on Monday, September 21, due to an approaching typhoon. The taproom is expected to reopen on Tuesday.
Hop BroRIOT BEER in Kinuta, Setagaya has an important service update: it will close on Monday, September 21 due to the approaching typhoon.
MugiWhat! A typhoon-related closure? I’m glad people can find out before heading over for a beer!
Hop BroThey plan to reopen the following Tuesday. It sounds like they are also considering the effect on neighboring businesses and partners.
MugiI love that they care about the community, not just their own shop. Storm day means my beer plans stay indoors!
Hop BroOnce they reopen, I want a toast at their brewery-adjacent taproom at 5-11-10 Kinuta, where you can enjoy freshly made craft beer.
MugiBrewery-adjacent? What is that! Does it mean drinking beside the brewery? My beer excitement just exploded!
Hop BroExactly. Being close to the brewing equipment means you can enjoy beer in a wonderfully fresh state, with lively hop aroma.
MugiWow! But this announcement has no beer names or styles yet, right? I was already building an imaginary order!
Hop BroThat makes the reopening even more fun. RIOT BEER also has autumn beer-event appearances planned in places including Chofu, Gifu, and Ebina.
MugiSafety first, then check that they’ve reopened and toast in the RIOT taproom! I want fresh beer—and public transit for the trip home!
RIOT BEER, a brewpub located in Kinuta, Setagaya, Tokyo, announced via Instagram that it will close on Monday, September 21, because of the approaching typhoon. The post also acknowledges that neighboring restaurants and business partners may be affected by the weather, describing the closure as an opportunity to pause and rest.
The brewpub plans to resume service on Tuesday. RIOT BEER invited guests to return for smiles and toasts at its taproom, referred to in the post as the “暴動タップルーム.” The venue operates as a brewpub with an on-site taproom, offering visitors a chance to enjoy craft beer in a relaxed local setting.
No specific beer names, styles, or tap details were included in this announcement. The post did, however, list several upcoming events and guest appearances, including the Nigiwai-no-Sato Autumn Festival in Chofu on September 23 and Fermentation Neighborhood 7, a masala dosa-themed gathering, on September 24. Additional appearances are scheduled for the Chofu Beer Festival, Gifu Oktoberfest 2026, a standing festival at the Romancecar Museum in Ebina, and other autumn events.
Visitors should check RIOT BEER’s latest updates before heading to the taproom. Guests are also reminded not to cycle after drinking.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroRIOT BEER in Kinuta, Setagaya has an important service update: it will close on Monday, September 21 due to the approaching typhoon.
MugiWhat! A typhoon-related closure? I’m glad people can find out before heading over for a beer!
Hop BroThey plan to reopen the following Tuesday. It sounds like they are also considering the effect on neighboring businesses and partners.
MugiI love that they care about the community, not just their own shop. Storm day means my beer plans stay indoors!
Hop BroOnce they reopen, I want a toast at their brewery-adjacent taproom at 5-11-10 Kinuta, where you can enjoy freshly made craft beer.
MugiBrewery-adjacent? What is that! Does it mean drinking beside the brewery? My beer excitement just exploded!
Hop BroExactly. Being close to the brewing equipment means you can enjoy beer in a wonderfully fresh state, with lively hop aroma.
MugiWow! But this announcement has no beer names or styles yet, right? I was already building an imaginary order!
Hop BroThat makes the reopening even more fun. RIOT BEER also has autumn beer-event appearances planned in places including Chofu, Gifu, and Ebina.
MugiSafety first, then check that they’ve reopened and toast in the RIOT taproom! I want fresh beer—and public transit for the trip home!
