YEBISU BREWERY TOKYO

The Yebisu Beer Museum is an elegant place to enjoy excellent beers. There's also the option of a guided tour, but this time I limited myself to enjoying some good beer. The prices are a little higher than average, but considering the location, that's understandable. They only accept electronic payment.

If you want to collect beautiful stamps and try good beer it's a perfect place! You can enter checked small museum with colorful pics and interesting story - free entrance and no queue. But if you want to have excursion or try the beer you have to wait a queue 30 mins approximately.

Very chic and esthetic bar. You can taste 6 of their in house brew Beers along with some savory menu as accompaniment. There is 2 and 4 glass of "tester" set for beers. Must visit when you around ebisu area

For those beer lovers who want to visit a beer museum, this is the place for you. Located at the Ebisu subway station, this place allows you to try different types of beer on tap. It is highly recommended that you get a reservation. We couldn't get a tour because we did not reserve in advance. The museum was nice enough but would have been better with a guided tour The beer was amazing, so I was told. Not too bitter, and tasted light. I don't understand why they pour the beer and then add the foam on top. I found that strange. It wasn't too busy during lunch hour here. It seemed like most people that came were tourists. It is a little bit hard to find. It is in the B1 of the main brewery.

A must see attraction if you’re in town. Very interesting to see how they brew their beers. You can have a beer tasting with some food or just drink a good pint of your favorite Yebisu beer. Highly recommend. GOOD JOB!

Cool spot but kinda feels like a side quest that ends too quick. The museum is small—you’ll blast through it in minutes—and unless you pay ¥1,800 for the guided tour (mostly in Japanese), you’re not getting much more than posters and old bottles. The tap room is the real draw, but beers run pricey at around ¥1,200 a glass or ¥800 for a sampler, and honestly the taste doesn’t live up to the hype. Worth a quick stop if you’re already in Ebisu Garden Place, but it’s more a polished detour than a full-blown adventure.

A lively local shopping street with a covered arcade, making it great to visit in any weather. There’s a nice mix of everyday shops, chain stores, casual eateries, and cafés, giving it a very authentic neighborhood feel. Perfect for a relaxed stroll, grabbing snacks, and experiencing everyday Tokyo life. It can get a bit crowded on weekends, but overall it’s comfortable and enjoyable.

This place feels super cozy. I got a “Key of the Night,” and it’s awesome — you can really taste the whiskey aroma mixed with Yebisu beer. Such a smooth combo. And there’s even a special JoJo exhibition by Araki Hirohiko going on, with limited-edition beers and merch. JoJo fans definitely shouldn’t miss this!