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Early May

Odaiba Oktoberfest

The best German beer in Tokyo

Venue: Symbol Promenade Park Central Square When: Late Apr - Early May 2024

Sick of the usual Suntory Draught? Bored of Sapporo Classic? Craving something different from your favorite amber colored brew? Look no further than the Odaiba Oktoberfest! The Oktoberfest event circuit takes multiple times per year, with the Odaiba edition promising a beer and sausage extravaganza featuring some of the most famous beers from Germany.

Lick your lips as the sensation of Erdinger, Kostritzer, Krombacher, Paulaner and many others give your taste-buds something to write home about. There will also be no shortage of bratwurst, blutwurst, bockwurst, bergenwurst, and knackwurst, enough to confuse even the most experienced sausage lover. If all that isn't enough to convince you, there will also be a great showing of Oktoberfest themed dress to tempt the eyes.

Odaiba Oktoberfest is held annually at Symbol Promenade Koen, Odaiba. Admission is free and expect to pay around 1,000 yen per beer.

Previous Events

Drink and Be Merry at Oktoberfest (2014)

Drink and Be Merry at Oktoberfest (2014)

Sep 28th - Oct 8th 2014

Oktoberfest is everywhere, also in Tokyo: Great atmosphere, lots of food and drinks—not to miss!

Free Entry

Note: This event is not to be confused with the annual Yokohama Oktoberfest festival (actually held in October).

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Michael Flemming 10 years ago
I'm definitely not keen on warm beer either, but if it was available in a moderate-sized serving and I was caught up in the Oktoberfest atmosphere I'd probably try it.
Chris Barnes Author 10 years ago
You're right Wouter, sounds like a better system and I would have preferred smaller glass sizes so I could try a few more different beers without feeling like I was about to explode. It's an expensive outing if you're a keen beer drinker.
Wouter Thielen 10 years ago
The problem with this event is that the beers come in large glasses, and are therefore a bit more expensive. I went to the Belgian Beer Festival a few weeks ago in Roppongi, and the glasses were more moderate, so smaller quantities, so cheaper, and gives you a chance to try out more varieties. You pay in coins which you buy at a booth, 1 coin equals 200 yen. There were 2 coin beers as well, but most of them were at 3-4 coins, and there were some for 5 coins.
Chris Barnes Author 10 years ago
I'm not really a fan of warm beer Michael. The problem with this event is that there's too much to chose from! I did like the cloudy wheat beer though.
Michael Flemming 10 years ago
Did you happen to try any varieties that are served warm and if so did you enjoy it?

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