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Kamiya Bar

Asakusa’s historic bar adds a drink with local roots to an old-town afternoon.

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東京都台東区浅草一丁目1番1号
Archival photograph of Kamiya Bar, Tokyo (2012)

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A place worth knowing

Kamiya Bar pairs Asakusa history with Denki Bran, the house drink that has become its calling card. The ground-floor bar serves drinks and food, while Restaurant Kamiya upstairs offers a separate setting for a fuller meal.

On the ground floor, buy meal and drink tickets at the entrance before taking your seat. Choose the floor to suit your visit, whether it is a brief stop after exploring Asakusa or dinner with company.

Practical details last checked 22 Sept 2026

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Kamiya Bar

東京都台東区浅草一丁目1番1号, Tokyo

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