Arrived here from the JR Ebisu station then a 7 minute walk (using the moving walkway) to the Yebisu Garden Place (museum is here). There is tour for a fee except the tour is only in Japanese. You may do a self guided tour in the gallery for free. Most of the displays have no English translation; lots of pictorials... More 

Lovely building with a nice layout & design. Personally very much don't like beer but did enjoy reading about the history of the beer and seeing some pictures and models. Nice tasting area for those who like beer (most people who go to a beer museum!). Nice activity

Simple, small and great museum. Possibility to eat and drink beer. Very nice environment. Great for 1-2 hours visit.

A great little museum beer near Mitsukoshi Department Store in Ebisu Garden Place. You can find memorabilia of Sapporo Beer, a refinery was once right in this site area, and sample great Japanese brew. Please sell me one of those historic "happi coats."

Found this place on trip advisor, and there was no way I was missing it!!! The tour is japanese only, which is a shame, would have liked to completed the tour and it's smaller beer samples... But the placards are in English so it was no problem... I wanted to sample all the beers, but there were 5 and served... More 

Very well presented and just enough information, tho it would be great if the tour was avaliable in english. The two beers i tried were quite nice.

Yebisu Beer is a famous Japanese beer brand. The museum was built based on the historical complex. Visitors can learn more about the history of the brand; its factory and modern brewing technology. If you know Japanese, you can also join the workshop inside the museum.

The visit is only about the history of yebisu beer, you will not learn anything about beer craft. If you want see a good and real beer museum then visit the Kirin Beer Museum. It's much bigger and completely free including beer tasting.

It is a well laid out and good looking museum tracing the history and promotingYebisu beer.It is on the lower level behind the Mitsukoshi Department Store in the Ebisu Garden place five hundred meters from Ebisu Station (Yamanote Line). It is free although there are paid tours which include beer tastings.