A lively standing craft beer bar in the basement of Shibuya PARCO — 10+ rotating taps of Japanese and imported craft beer served at barrel-top counters, inside Tokyo's most design-forward shopping complex.
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Beer Focus
Local & Regional
Food available
No
Outdoor seating available
No
Beer Boy Shibuya Parco is the standing-bar concept from the Craft Beer Market family, operating under the Beer Boy (立飲みビールボーイ) brand. It opened with the relaunched Shibuya PARCO in November 2019, occupying a unit in the B1F basement floor of the iconic Shibuya tower that had undergone a multi-year reinvention.
The format is different from CBM proper: this is a tachi-nomi (standing drinking) bar with Kirin beer crates as the core furniture and a deliberately unpretentious aesthetic. There are no fixed seats — you stand at barrel-top counters or lean on beer crate platforms and move around freely. It's casual, efficient, and perfectly suited to the high-traffic PARCO environment.
The tap list runs to around 10 rotating lines of craft beer covering the typical CBM range of Japanese domestic microbreweries alongside imports. The pricing follows the Beer Boy flat-rate structure: glass from ¥490, pint from ¥780, with no table charge — a significant advantage over the main CBM branches. Regular tap takeover events bring visiting breweries to the bar and give regular visitors a reason to come back frequently.
Beer Boy Shibuya Parco sits in the B1F commercial zone alongside other food and lifestyle vendors, making it a natural stop before or after shopping, a film at the Shibuya PARCO cinema upstairs, or concerts and events at the Shibuya PARCO theatre.
**Opening Hours**
Daily: 11:30am–10:30pm