Mt. Takao Beer Mount
About the Event
Perched 500 metres above sea level, Mt. Takao Beer Mount claims the title of Tokyo’s highest beer garden, offering a rare blend of alpine scenery and urban panorama. In the afternoon you can sip a cold draft while the city’s skyscrapers shrink beneath you; after sunset the same terrace becomes a front‑row seat to the Milky Way, turning a simple pint into a celestial experience.
Highlights
- Terrace seats that frame sweeping views of Tokyo’s skyline by day and glittering stars by night.
- Woodland garden seats nestled among native trees, perfect for a relaxed, nature‑immersed tasting.
- Indoor hall seating for those who prefer a cozy, climate‑controlled environment without missing out on the event’s atmosphere.
- Specially curated local and craft brews served straight from the mountain’s own tap system.
- Live acoustic performances that echo through the mountain’s natural amphitheater.
- Opportunity to combine the beer garden with Mt. Takao’s famous hiking trails for a full‑day adventure.
Practical Information
Date: Thursday, 19 March 2026
Venue: Mt. Takao Beer Mount, Mt. Takao, Hachiōji, Tokyo
Price: Admission is free; drinks are sold à la carte. Check the official page for current pricing and any package deals.
Location: Accessible via the Keio Line to Takaosanguchi Station, followed by a short cable‑car ride or a 30‑minute hike to the summit.
Official page: https://www.gotokyo.org/en/spot/ev080/index.html
Good to Know
Weather can change quickly at elevation, so bring a light jacket even in March. The terrace is open on a first‑come, first‑served basis, so arriving early ensures you’ll snag a coveted view seat. If you plan to hike, wear sturdy shoes and allow extra time to reach the garden after the ascent.
Public transport runs frequently to Takaosanguchi Station, but parking is limited on the mountain. For a seamless experience, consider purchasing a return ticket for the cable car in advance, and remember to check the official page for any last‑minute schedule updates or COVID‑related entry requirements.