This bar has virtually no class. In fact, it looks like a cheap soba restaurant. But what it does have is sake, and lots of it. That's because it's part of a liquor store, with this small bar off to the side offering more than 100 different kinds of sake and shochu for customers to try. It's a good place to sample seasonal and regional varieties, or go for the three different kinds of sake for ¥1,000. If there are several of you, a cheaper alternative might be to purchase alcohol at the shop and pay a corkage fee (¥200 for beer, ¥500 for wine or sake). There's also a limited menu offering soba, edamame, and other snacks, but in truthfulness, you don't come here to eat. A good way to end a day of sightseeing in Asakusa.
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Daimasu
1-2-8 Asakusa
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Neighborhood
Asakusa, just off Nakamise Dori
Hours
Daily noon–11:30pm
Transportation
Station: Asakusa (3 min.)
Phone
03/5806-3811
Prices
No cover charge
Web site
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1-2-8 Asakusa TokyoNote: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.