The Mori Beer Garden will be held at Meiji Jingu Gaien from May 21st to September 23rd.



Mori Beer Garden is one of Tokyo's largest beer gardens, with 1,000 seats, and offers an open atmosphere surrounded by greenery. Both an à la carte menu and an all-you-can-eat BBQ drink plan are available, so you can choose the perfect option for your occasion.

This year marks the 36th year since the garden first opened in 1984, and the à la carte menu will feature an expanded selection of craft beers, now featuring 22 varieties, making it one of the largest selections for a beer garden in Japan. The craft beers available on the day will be announced on the Mori Beer Garden website (https://mbg.rkfs.co.jp/). There's also a wide selection of a la carte food, perfect for pairing with craft beer.
From the new a la carte menu: Summer Vegetable and Seafood Ajillo Hot Pot (¥2,800 including tax)
A salty ajillo hot pot made with summer vegetables and seafood. The aroma of coriander will whet your appetite.

From the new à la carte menu, deep-fried Hakata Jidori chicken with delicious cabbage in Kuhara soy sauce (980 yen including tax)
Chewy deep-fried Hakata Jidori chicken served with shredded cabbage. Enjoy with a soy sauce-flavored sauce made from ponzu sauce and the umami of ago dashi.

An à la carte menu item that is popular every year: a 3-kind raw lamb platter (serves 3-4, 3,980 yen including tax)Enjoy plenty of juicy and tender lamb


The "BBQ all-you-can-eat and drink" course includes all-you-can-drink of four types of beer, including Kirin Ichiban Shibori draft beer and Heineken Extra Cold. The barbecue menu also has a wide variety of ingredients.

The course is a two-hour system and costs 4,300 yen for men, 4,000 yen for women, 3,600 yen for junior high school students to 19 years old, 1,600 yen for elementary school students, 600 yen for children aged 4 to pre-elementary school, and free for children 3 and under. All prices include tax.



All-you-can-drink draft tower with beer, highballs, and lemon sours. A lineup of 19 different drinks is available.

A barbecue menu made with carefully selected ingredients


Family-friendly events are also held monthly. On weekends, admission to the adjacent "Niko Niko Park" is free (for children and accompanying adults) when you visit the Mori no Beer Garden. This year, the beer garden has also introduced the new automatic translation service "POCKETALK®," which supports 74 languages, making it a beer garden that can be enjoyed not only by people in Japan but also by people from all over the world.

For more information on the "Mori no Beer Garden," please visit the official website (https://mbg.rkfs.co.jp/).

Be sure to check it out as one of your summer events.