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Yebisu Beer Museum
Yebisu Beer Museum
Yebisu Beer Museum
Yebisu Beer Museum
Yebisu Beer Museum
Yebisu Beer Museum
Tokyo

Yebisu Beer Museum

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Last updated May 20, 2026

The Yebisu Beer Museum in Tokyo is a fascinating place for beer enthusiasts. It showcases the history and craftsmanship behind Yebisu Beer, one of Japan's oldest and most loved brands. The museum is located in the Yebisu Garden Place, an area that was once the brewery's main production site.

Visitors can explore exhibits that trace the beer's journey from its origins in 1890. The museum features vintage advertisements, old brewing equipment, and informative displays that explain the brewing process. There is also a tasting salon where you can sample different Yebisu beers, including some limited-edition varieties.

The museum offers guided tours that provide deeper insights into the beer's history and brewing techniques. These tours often include a tasting session, making them a popular choice. The Yebisu Beer Museum is not only a tribute to the rich history of Yebisu Beer but also a celebration of Japanese brewing culture. It's a must-visit for anyone interested in beer or Japanese history.

Hours:

12:00 PM - 8:00 PM (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday)

11:00 AM - 7:00 PM (Saturday and Sunday)

Closed:

Tuesdays (the following day if Tuesday is a national holiday)

Available:

All Year (Except on Tuesdays)

Minimum Age:

20 years old

Admission Fee:

Free

500 yen (Tour cost)


Hours
Sunday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Monday: 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Wednesday: 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Thursday: 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Friday: 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Saturday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Phone
+81 3-5423-7255
Website
www.sapporobeer.jp


Overview

Address
Japan, 〒150-8522 Tokyo, Shibuya, Ebisu, 4-chōme−20−1 ガーデンプレイス 内

Hours

Sunday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Monday: 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Wednesday: 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Thursday: 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Friday: 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Saturday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Phone

+81 3-5423-7255

Website

www.sapporobeer.jp

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Traveler reviews

I had an amazing visit to Yebisu Brewery and highly recommend it to anyone who loves beer or wants a relaxing, interesting experience. The brewery itself is the absolute star of the show — clean, impressive, and full of that classic brewing atmosphere that makes you appreciate the craft even more.Inside, there’s a well-curated museum that walks you through the entire history of Yebisu, from its origins to how it became the beloved brand it is today. It’s informative without feeling overwhelming, and I learned a lot about the brewing tradition and the brand’s story. Right nearby there’s also a small shop where you can pick up exclusive Yebisu merchandise, glasses, and other souvenirs — perfect for taking a little piece of the experience home.But the real highlight is the beer tasting. You can’t go wrong with the 4-beer tasting flight. Every single one was excellent — smooth, flavorful, and showcasing different styles that highlight what Yebisu does best. It’s not rushed, and the setting is genuinely nice and relaxing, making it easy to sit back, enjoy the beers, and soak in the atmosphere.Whether you’re a beer enthusiast or just looking for a pleasant afternoon, Yebisu Brewery delivers. Great history, great beer, and a wonderfully chill vibe. Definitely worth a visit!

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More about Yebisu Beer Museum from our blog

Frequently Asked Questions

It's a museum in Shibuya, Tokyo, dedicated to Yebisu Beer, one of Japan's oldest beers. The museum showcases the history and brewing process of Yebisu Beer, featuring relics, antique posters, and advertisements that highlight the evolution of beer styles in Japan.

Visitors can explore exhibitions detailing the brewing process and history of Yebisu Beer, participate in guided tours (available for a fee and advisable for non-Japanese speakers due to limited English translations), and enjoy the Yebisu' Tasting Salon' Beer Garden, where they can sample various Yebisu beer flavors for a fee.

The museum is accessible via a short walk from Ebisu Station on the Yamanote Line, the Saikyo Line, the Shonan-Shinjuku Line, and the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line. Visitors can walk through the Yebisu Skywalk from the station to Yebisu Garden Place, where the museum is located.

Yes, besides the beer-tasting salon, the museum has many dining options. Yebisu Garden Place, where the museum is located, hosts a variety of restaurants offering cuisines ranging from traditional Japanese to international dishes, ensuring visitors can find a meal to complement their beer-tasting experience.

Indeed, the museum features a shop where visitors can purchase Yebisu Beer memorabilia and a selection of beers. It is an excellent opportunity for guests to take home a piece of Japanese brewing history or a souvenir from their visit.
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Yesenia Bannister
May 10, 2026
Stopped by Yebisu Brewery Tokyo and it turned out to be a really enjoyable visit. Even if you are only mildly interested in beer, the place is well done and easy to appreciate. The space is clean, modern, and has a relaxed museum-style atmosphere. The exhibits walk you through the history of Yebisu beer in a simple and engaging way. There is a nice balance between information and visuals, so it never feels boring or too technical. You can move at your own pace, which makes the experience comfortable even when it’s a bit busy. The best part, of course, is the tasting area at the end. Fresh Yebisu beer tastes noticeably smoother than the regular canned version, and the staff are friendly when explaining the different options. Prices for tasting are reasonable considering the quality. Location is convenient from Ebisu Station, and it pairs nicely with a walk around Yebisu Garden Place before or after your visit. Pros Interesting and easy-to-follow exhibits Fresh beer tasting is excellent Clean and well organized space Friendly and helpful staff Good stop near Ebisu Station Cons Can get crowded on weekends Limited appeal if you don’t drink beer Overall, Yebisu Brewery Tokyo is worth a visit if you’re in the area. It’s a quick, enjoyable stop with good beer and a nice look into the brand’s history.
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sagar gyawali
Feb 23, 2026
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.
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Schelling Yeh
Sep 25, 2025
2100 yen for a beer flight. The place was packed with locals on a Sunday, which is always a good sign. Nice spot to chill if you can get a seat. That said, unless you are nearby or a big fan of Yebisu, I am not sure it is worth making a special trip here, given that it is widely available across Japan. The special editions are interesting, but you could also explore craft options from other Japanese breweries.
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A Y
Feb 22, 2026
Well presented displays, free entry. Easy walk from the Ebisu Train Station. There is a great little display, restaurant, beer tasting, merchandise shop. Beer is cold and fresh. The food comes in small servings but is very tasty.
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