Taking over the expansive outdoor lawn within the children’s play area at Meiji Shrine’s Outer Gardens, the Forest Beer Garden distinguishes itself from other boozy events in town with its lush green surrounds and bubbling waterfall. The popular two-hour all-you-can-eat (¥4,800) option includes everything from barbecue beef, pork and lamb to veggies, yakisoba, onigiri and even dessert. It includes an all-you-can-drink selection of Kirin and Heineken beers, highballs, sours, wine, soft drinks and more. Despite being one of the largest beer gardens in Tokyo with a capacity for around 900 people, the event can get extremely busy at weekends, so advance bookings are recommended.
Note: Due to Covid-19, events in the city are limited. Stay informed with the latest updates here.
Not sure what to do this evening? Well, you're in the right place now: Tokyo always has plenty of stuff going on, from festivals and art shows to outdoor activities and more. Even though Covid-19 has put many events on hold, there are still tons of spots around the city that are open and events happening with safety precautions in place. Enjoy Tokyo, but do it safely.
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