As a dining destination, Yokohama has always been overshadowed by Tokyo. When visitors do make the short trip down the coast, few bother to look past the city’s waterfront cafes, the crowded alleys and eateries of Chinatown or the kitsch lure of the Ramen Museum.
But when it comes to beer, Japan’s second city offers another experience altogether.
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