Shinjuku has the largest number of beer gardens in Tokyo. Most of them are on rooftops: above department stores and shopping buildings by the station, on top of the buildings around Kabukicho, and on terraces near Shin-Okubo. Many offer all-you-can-drink beer with a barbecue or buffet for a fixed price and time.
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23barbecue
16rain OK
MAP
Map of beer gardens in Shinjuku
Pick a place by where it is from the station. Tap a pin to see its name, nearest station and a link to its page.
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Map: Geospatial Information Authority of Japan (GSI tiles). Pins are placed from street addresses and are approximate. Faded pins are places that have closed for the season.
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31 beer gardens in Shinjuku
Names are shown in Japanese, as on signs and booking sites. Places that have closed for the season are listed last.
Kabukicho 16
The entertainment district a few minutes from Seibu-Shinjuku Station and the East Exit of Shinjuku Station. Several rooftop beer gardens share the roof of the Daini Toa Kaikan building.
The West Exit side, including the summer rooftop beer garden of the Keio Department Store, which is directly connected to the station, and hotel terraces in the high-rise district.
Most beer gardens in Shinjuku are seasonal and open from spring or early summer until autumn. Examples from the 2026 season: Apr 24 – Nov 20, 2026; Mar 20 – Nov 29, 2026; May 28 – Sep 30, 2026. Dates change every year, so check the official information before you go.
Can I go to a beer garden in Shinjuku when it rains?
16 of the 31 beer gardens on this page have a roof or covered seating and say they are open in the rain. Others may close in bad weather.
How much does a beer garden in Shinjuku cost?
Prices listed by the beer gardens on this page range from about ¥1650 to ¥10000 per person. Many plans are a fixed price for a set time, usually 2 to 3 hours, with all-you-can-drink beer and food included.
Are there barbecue beer gardens in Shinjuku?
23 of the 31 beer gardens on this page offer barbecue. At "tebura BBQ" (empty-handed barbecue) places, the grill, food and drinks are all prepared for you.
Do I need a reservation?
Weekend evenings in summer are busy, so booking ahead is recommended. Many beer gardens take reservations online through their official site or Japanese restaurant booking sites. Each store page (in Japanese) links to its official site or booking page.
Information was checked against what each place publishes. Season dates, prices and hours change every year, so please check the official information before you go.