Now in its second year, this event is run by a group of students with an interest in craft beer, and they have chosen seven Hokkaido craft breweries to participate with booths. Food is not sold at the event, but you can bring in food purchased at restaurants inside Sapporo Factory. Participating breweries are Black Fox, Nakafurano, , Bifuka Shirakaba, Kyogoku, Shimokawa Mori, Hokkaido Otobe Oiwake, and Lupicia, and brewmasters will be on hand.

This early-March weekend event seems to be a mini session of the popular regional beer festival, with nine local brewers announced so far. Check the website for more details as the date approaches.

Begun in Spring 2022, this small neighborhood event now has ten participating breweries and importers, including West Coast Brewing, TDM 1874, Titans, Ushitora and Kaigan Brewery. A handful of food trucks will provide snacks. The event will be held in the big open space about 4 minutes from the east exit of Shimo-Kitazawa Station where the above-ground train used to run.

Japan's biggest Belgian beer event kicks off the season in Tokyo's Hibiya Park for the first time. We can expect several dozen different beers from various brewers, and there will be plenty of food, both Belgian and non-Belgian.

More of a regional beer festival than a Japan-wide event, Tochigi features around 40-50 beers from around a dozen small local Japanese breweries, plus US and other international imports.

Over fifty Belgian breweries take part in this event each year, and 12 tons of Belgian fries are consumed at this very festive multi-city event. A grand total of 119 different Belgian beers were sold during the Nagoya leg of the tour last year.

Running since 2010, this lively multi-city event has attracted more than 1.5 million visitors and is one of Japan's leading outdoor events. You can sample 88 Belgian beers along with a diverse food menu during this four-day run in Yamashita Park.

The Fukuoka event is back after a break of a few years, for a five-day run in the park in front of City Hall. Fifty-two Belgian breweries are promised for the event this year.

Dozens of Belgian breweries take part each year at this very festive multi-city event, and 75 different beers were poured last year. There's also food, music and other live entertainment.

Running in Tokyo for five days this year, this is the biggest and most popular Belgian beer festival in Japan, featuring beers from more than fifty breweries and a wide selection of food.

The early-winter edition of this popular Belgian beer event is held indoors, under the attractive dome of the Shinjuku Sumitomo Building in Nishi-Shinjuku. This is the biggest and most popular Belgian beer festival in Japan, featuring beers from dozens of breweries and a wide selection of food.