Down a little laneway called Driver Lane off Little Bourke Street is a craft beer bar with an ecclectic fitout.
Driver Lane, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Down a little laneway called Driver Lane off Little Bourke Street is a craft beer bar with an ecclectic fitout.
Driver Lane, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
My fourth trip to Japan took place in the northern hemisphere autumn in October.
The weather was still very pleasant with only a couple of days that were cold and wet while there were also warm days thrown into the mix.
I flew into Narita from Melbourne on a Monday evening and rather than taking the train as I have done in the past I chose to take the limousine bus that would drop me right at my hotel, the ANA InterContinental Tokyo. If I’d taken the train I would have had to change to the Ginza subway line at Ueno and then walk about 500m to the hotel. My guess is that the bus saved me 30 minutes or so.
After my offal yakitori I headed pretty much next door to the Ottotto Brewery.
Ottotto Brewery, Hamamatsucho, Tokyo, Japan
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After Barley Wheat I wandered over to the Hamarikyu Gardens for a relaxing stroll and then I headed back towards Hamamatsucho to find a bar called The Lower Right.
As you go down the stairs the bar is on the right – hence the name The Lower Right.
The Lower Right, Hamamatsucho, Tokyo, Japan
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My final full day in Tokyo became a bit of a beerfest over in the Shibadaimon area.
For lunch I went to Barley Wheat.
Barley Wheat, Hamamatsucho, Tokyo, Japan