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Sure, we've managed to extract some mild amusement from the spate of Oktoberfests that have cropped up around Tokyo over the course of the spring and summer – but if they showed scant regard for seasonality, at least they had the decency to serve the right beer. With the real Oktoberfest starting in Munich this weekend, Tokyoites can mark the occasion with foaming pints of that most prized Teutonic tipple, Asahi Super Dry. Er... what? In a grudging concession to authenticity, Löwenbräu – which Asahi produces under license in Japan – will also be sold, and there'll be the requisite yodeling and oompah music. But really: who, other than the thousands of sloshed office workers who'll doubtless head to the event, are they trying to kid?
Open Sept 15-18
Time Sept 15-16 5pm-10.30pm, Sept 17-18 11.30am-10pm
Admission Free
Venue Hibiya Park
Address 1-6 Hibiya Koen, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Transport Hibiya Station (Tokyo Metro Marunouchi/Chiyoda Lines, Kasumigaseki Station; Toei Subway Hibiya Line)
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