Asahi Beer Hall Tokyo
Iconic golden flame landmark with a sky-high bar offering panoramic Tokyo views, especially at sunset.
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Unforgettable city views
Asahi Beer Hall Tokyo
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Unforgettable city views
Highlights
Must-see attractions
Iconic golden flame landmark with a sky-high bar offering panoramic Tokyo views, especially at sunset.
"The views from the Asahi Sky Room are absolutely breathtaking, especially at sunset!"
🌅 Sunset Views are Worth It
Head up for sunset; the views are spectacular! Minimum one beer purchase required.
📝 No Reservations Needed
Just walk up and join the list for the Sky Room.
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Rating
4.4 · 1,805 reviews
Type
Bar
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The Golden Flame
Iconic, shimmering golden sculpture atop the Asahi Beer Hall, a unique Tokyo landmark.
Asahi Sky Room Views
22nd Floor
Panoramic cityscapes from the 22nd floor, offering breathtaking views, especially at sunset.
Asakusa Food Crawl
Explore nearby Nakamise-dori for a vibrant food scene with numerous street food vendors.
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Golden Flame Views & Brews
Accessing the Asahi Sky Room
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🌅 Sunset Views are Worth It
Head up for sunset; the views are spectacular! Minimum one beer purchase required.
📝 No Reservations Needed
Just walk up and join the list for the Sky Room.
Asahi Sky Room
Hi all, I’m really struggling to find information about the Asahi Sky Room located in the Asahi headquarters building. Does anyone know whether you need to make a reservation, and whether the bar is open in March? Many thanks 🙏🏼
🚶♀️ Explore Nearby Asakusa
Combine your visit with a food crawl in the vibrant Asakusa district.
📸 Symmetry Spot
Find the escalator for a cool photographic symmetry shot.
Sky Tree's Reflection in the Asahi Beer Hall
How cool! I just looked it up and apparently you can have a beer there on one of the top floors and get some cool views too
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🌅 Sunset Views are Worth It
Head up for sunset; the views are spectacular! Minimum one beer purchase required.
📝 No Reservations Needed
Just walk up and join the list for the Sky Room.
🚶♀️ Explore Nearby Asakusa
Combine your visit with a food crawl in the vibrant Asakusa district.
📸 Symmetry Spot
Find the escalator for a cool photographic symmetry shot.
What Travellers Say
Reviews Summary
Visitors rave about the breathtaking panoramic views from the Asahi Sky Room, especially during sunset, calling it a must-visit for the iconic Golden Flame and city vistas. Some note the mandatory drink purchase and potential wait times, but generally find the experience worthwhile for the unique perspective and atmosphere.
"Worth the hype! Amazing views of Toyko from up above while enjoying a cold brew of Asahi. Seats are such a luxury when touring Tokyo for hours on end and this location has ample for all. Even the washrooms provided stunning views! They offer more than just beer (snacks too) but certainly the Asahi super dry was the most refreshing. I also love that the building itseld is modelled after a frothy beer mug. Good times!"
Byron Ng
"We visited the Asahi Super Dry Hall and had an amazing experience. The beer was incredibly fresh and flavorful—exactly what you’d expect from Asahi! Enjoying a cold glass while taking in the stunning view of Tokyo and Senso-ji made it even better.
The atmosphere was great, and it’s a perfect spot to relax after exploring Asakusa. If you’re a beer lover, this place is definitely worth a visit!"
Rohit Sahani
"Nice spot to grab a beer and get a view of Tokyo. This makes a great alternative to the sky tree for just the cost of a beer. Seating is limited as are the drinking and food options. I wouldn't spend a ton of time here but worth the quick elevator ride up if you are in the area. Note this is not the flame bar that's in the shorter dark colored building by this one. You are walking into an office tower to get here"
Trey Tollison
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Frequently Asked Questions
🚇 🗺️ Getting There
The Asahi Beer Hall is easily accessible via public transport. Take the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line to Asakusa Station, which is a short walk away.
While there are parking garages in the Asakusa area, public transportation is highly recommended due to potential traffic and parking costs.
Yes, the Asahi Beer Hall offers views that can include the Tokyo Skytree, especially from its higher floors.
The Ginza Line subway is a very convenient option. It connects directly to major hubs like Shibuya and Ueno.
From Asakusa Station, follow signs towards the Sumida River and the distinctive golden flame building. It's hard to miss!
🎫 🎫 Tickets & Entry
You don't need tickets to enter the building, but to access the Asahi Sky Room for views, a minimum purchase of one beer per person is required.
There are no reservations. You'll need to put your name on a waiting list upon arrival at the Sky Room entrance.
The Sky Room is generally open in the afternoons and evenings, with specific hours potentially varying. It's best to check closer to your visit date.
As it's a bar, you must be of legal drinking age in Japan (20 years old) to purchase and consume alcohol.
While the Sky Room requires a drink purchase, you can visit the ground floor areas of the Asahi Beer Hall without consuming alcohol.
📸 📸 Photography
The iconic golden flame sculpture is a must-capture. For unique shots, try the escalator leading to the Sky Room for its symmetry.
Absolutely! The panoramic views from the Sky Room are perfect for capturing Tokyo's skyline, especially during sunset.
Photography is generally allowed in public areas, but always be mindful of other patrons and any specific signage.
Sunset offers dramatic lighting for both the building and the city views. Golden hour is magical.
Drone usage is highly restricted in Tokyo, especially around landmarks and residential areas. It's best to avoid bringing drones.
🍽️ 🍽️ Food & Dining
The Asahi Sky Room primarily serves drinks, with some light snacks. For a full meal, explore the numerous restaurants in the surrounding Asakusa area.
The Sky Room is more of a bar experience. While some snacks might be available, it's not a full-service restaurant.
Asakusa's Nakamise-dori offers a variety of street foods like senbei (rice crackers), age manju (fried sweet buns), and melon pan.
You can find vegetarian options in Asakusa, particularly at smaller eateries or if you look for dishes like vegetable tempura or soba noodles.
As expected, they serve various Asahi beers, including their popular Super Dry.
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