Toyosu Oktoberfest 2025

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What happens?

The good thing about the Toyosu event is that it is free to enter.

There will be a plethora of beer stalls, featuring both German and local Japanese brews, and food stands with the usual German fare. Fill up on pretzels, sausage, sauerkraut, and more.

Highlights 2025

Here’s what to look forward to:

• Paulaner, one of Munich’s most famous breweries, serves its Hefe Weiss Dunkel (¥1,500) and Pilsner (¥1,600), alongside dishes like a roast beef platter ¥1,300 and a 30 cm sausage ¥1,600. Fun fact: their Salvator beer was once brewed as a fasting drink for monks.
• Karmeliten, founded in 1676 by a monastery, offers Carmelite Water (¥1,200) and Kloster Dunkel (¥1,200), with plates such as grilled oysters and shrimp with fall vegetables (¥1,500).
• Hacker-Pschorr pours its fruity Hefeweissbier (¥1,100) and cloudy Natural Keller (¥1,100).
• Franziskaner, named after Franciscan friars, is famous for its banana-scented Weissbier (¥1,600) and Lowenbrau Lagerbeer (¥1,600).
• Zoller-Hof, a family-run brewery from Baden-Württemberg, serves its Weizen (¥1,600) and Donato Doppelbock (¥1,700), along with lamb chops ¥1,500 and a lobster sandwich ¥1,200.
• Hofbräu, once the exclusive brewery of Bavarian royalty and now state-owned, brings its Oktoberfest Beer (¥1,600) and Summer Beer (¥1,600).

There will also be extras like dog-friendly “beer” for ¥1,000 (it’s not actual beer), plus Oktoberfest 2025 towels (from ¥2,200) and T-shirts (¥3,000).

Schedule 2025

On weekdays the festival is open from 4 p.m. On all other days the festivities begin at 11 a.m. Note that the last order on weekdays and weekends is 9:30 p.m.