Craft Beer Market Mitsukoshimae

Craft Beer Market (CBM) began in Toranomon in 2011 with a simple idea: make craft beer something you can drop in for any day of the week. This Nihonbashi branch opened in March 2014 on the ground floor of COREDO Muromachi 3, and like every CBM it keeps around 30 draught beers on at all times. Kegs are swapped the moment they run dry, so the day's list is updated online daily. Japanese craft forms the backbone, with US and European imports alongside and beers from the group's own CRAFTROCK BREWING, such as the Drink All Day Kölsch.

The food sets this branch apart: a kuzushi kappo approach, a relaxed take on traditional kaiseki, served as composed small plates designed for beer, with spice, herbs and acidity used to make them work alongside hoppy or tart pours. It gives the room a more refined feel than its siblings, and the crowd mixes Nihonbashi shoppers and tourists with office workers and local regulars. Staff are happy to help you choose by taste, and there are half-size pours for working through several beers.

Prices are a draw. In September 2026 the chain announced it had returned to its original launch price of ¥480 a glass, made possible by brewing and delivering its own beer in-house. A ¥300 table charge, which covers a small appetiser, applies. The room seats around 48, with terrace seating outside the winter months, and the restaurant is entirely non-smoking.

It is a one-minute walk from Mitsukoshimae Station Exit A4 (Ginza and Hanzomon lines), about four minutes from JR Shin-Nihonbashi and five from Nihonbashi Station. It opens every day: weekday lunch runs from 11.30am to 2pm before dinner from 5pm, and at weekends and on holidays it stays open from 11am to 11pm, which makes it good for daytime visits while shopping in Nihonbashi.