Beer garden

• 08/31/2010
• 03/01/2021

Beer Garden in Tokyo Midtown

Did you visit any beer garden in Tokyo this summer?? If you didn’t have a chance, and are upset about it, this is good news for you! While?most beer gardens close in August,?there is?a beer garden that opens in September in Tokyo Midtown.? What makes this more special is that you can enjoy beer, directly shipped from Hofbr辰uhaus, a famous brewery in Munich, Germany.? There are?sausage imported from Germany, and Seafood from Sapporo (which is a sister city of Munich) too. Also, don’t miss the Yodel show by Sakura Kitagawa! Kitagawa is one of the world’s greatest Yodel singer, who won the top grade at the Yodel fest in Switzerland. At this stage, she will sing the Yodel that would be on the October Fest in Munich, even mimicking the accent! Relax on the grass, and enjoy the real German beer, food, and show! Tokyo Midtown Deutscher Biergarten Location: Tokyo Midtown Period: Sep.3 – 26 Open Hours : Weekdays 16:00?22:00, Sats&Suns 11:00?22:00 Website: http://www.eyema-ent.co.jp/event/biergarten/2010.html (Japanese) — Higherground Co.,Ltd. 2-8-3 Minami-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan TEL:03-6459-2230 HP:http://www.higherground.co.jp/ TOP PAGE:?https://livingtokyo.net/

• 07/15/2010
• 02/28/2021

Beer Gardens in Tokyo

Ebisu is the neighbor area of Shibuya, near Roppongi and Hiroo. Near by Ebisu Station (Hibiya line, JR Yamanote line) is Yebisu Garden Place(??究??絲帥???若????潟??????ゃ??): a compound square of shopping, offices, restaurants & cafes. ???Yebisu??? of Yebisu Garden Place is spelled in an archaic style. The origin of the place name ???Ebisu??? or ???Yebisu??? is Yebisu Beer, a product of the Japan Beer Brewery Company, which built its headquarter in this area. Yebisu Beer, named for Ebisu(??究??絲?), one of the Japanese Seven Gods of Fortune(筝?胼霛?) which represents agriculture and commerce, was introduced in 1890 by Japan Beer. In 1901, a train station named Ebisu was built by the company to facilitate distribution of its beer. The town Ebisu was founded around 1928 as a community developed around the Japan Beer facilities, where Yebisu Garden Place now stands. Ebisu in 1938. Japan Beer had been reorganized and was renamed Sapporo Breweries Ltd. in 1964. After the breweries were moved to Chiba in 1988, the area was redeveloped as the Yebisu Garden Place, which opened to the public in 1994. Speaking of Beer, there are many beer gardens in Tokyo during the hot and humid summer. With some casual hors d’oevures, why not […]