The Ebisu (Yebisu) Beer Museum is in Shibuya, Japan. As far as beer museums go I really enjoyed visiting this one, and recommend it to anyone looking to kill some time in the area.
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Some ladies dressed up in kimono shopping. Totally unrelated, and not even in Shibuya, but a common sight nonetheless. |
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Most trains have women only cars which are particularly nice during rush hour. |
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Mom and daughter in town. We got lost trying to find the museum, and some other "foreigners" helped us find our way :-). |
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There was a farmer's market! Hooray! It seems like fresh food markets are fairly common in most towns when fruits and veggies are in season. |
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Giant beer can made of beer cans. |
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Huuuuuuuge foyer as you enter the museum. Beer museum to the left, and gift shop/beer tasting area to the right. |
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Anything and everything beer related for purchase. |
Commercial for a beer hall.
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Typical bar snacks. Yum! If you want to see some really cool plastic food I recommend visiting the Kitchen District in Asakusa. Cool displays and every kitchen appliance/utensil you can think of is available to buy. |
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Yebisu featured in Neon Genesis Evangelion Vol. 2. |
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There is a mall adjacent to the beer museum. Beer tasting (check), hula girl lamp (check). |
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Japanese BK menu. |
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Next door... |
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courtyard |
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I got a chicken sandwich. It was delicious, but I didn't expect the skin to still be on the chicken breast. |
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Get hitched at the beer museum. |
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Assorted yebisu beer sweat towels. |
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Happy stuffed Yebisu man. |
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The mall also had a gourmet grocery area too. Score! |
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I got the coffee gelatin (center). Again, delicious. |
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This man had a stroller for his pups. :-) |
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One of the gaudiest stores I've ever been to. |
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Different store, and yet another awesome display. |
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Salon de junko. |
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Long nails are a big deal apparently. |