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Super Dry Hall Asakusa
Tokyo, Japan
About Super Dry Hall Asakusa
Designed by Philippe Starck and topped by the famous golden flame sculpture, the Super Dry Hall on the Sumida River is a landmark beer hall where Tokyo sports fans celebrate wins in grand style with Asahi on tap and views of Tokyo Skytree. The hall's riverside location and dramatic architecture make it a popular spot for fan groups who want to mark a special occasion after a Yomiuri Giants or Japan national team victory. The ground-floor space can accommodate large groups and the beers arrive cold and fast — exactly what post-match fans demand.
Located in Tokyo.
Tags: beer hall riverside Asahi fan gathering iconic building
Planning a Fan Trip Around Super Dry Hall Asakusa
Super Dry Hall Asakusa works as a post-event nightlife extension point in Tokyo.
Super Dry Hall Asakusa Fan Planning Snapshot
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About Super Dry Hall Asakusa
Designed by Philippe Starck and topped by the famous golden flame sculpture, the Super Dry Hall on the Sumida River is a landmark beer hall where Tokyo sports fans celebrate wins in grand style with Asahi on tap and views of Tokyo Skytree. The hall's riverside location and dramatic architecture make it a popular spot for fan groups who want to mark a special occasion after a Yomiuri Giants or Japan national team victory. The ground-floor space can accommodate large groups and the beers arrive cold and fast — exactly what post-match fans demand.
Super Dry Hall Asakusa is located in Tokyo, Japan.