Sadly, the Campion Ales pub that used to be on this spot has been replaced by Asakusa Beer Kobo.

Since Asakusa is starved for craft beer choices, this is probably still your best bet for interesting beer, although Beer Kobo (it’s a chain) has a reputation for making mediocre beer.

We’re yet to try this pub in its latest incarnation. Ask if they have any Campion ales.

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Craft Beer
Asakusa
浅草ビール工房
2-chōme-2-2 Nishiasakusa, Taito City, Tōkyō-to 111-0035
Map
03-6231-6554
Tuesday - Friday: 5pm - 11.30.pm, Weekends and Holidays: 12pm - 9.30pm, Mondays: Closed
Official site
  • 223 m from Tawaramachi Station Ginza Line (G18)
  • 0.6 km from Asakusa Station Ginza Line (G19)Asakusa Line (A18)Tobu Skytree Line (TS1)
  • 0.8 km from Inarichō Station Ginza Line (G17)

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