Asakusa is known for traditional izakayas and small local bars around the temple district. Tokyo's classic old-town district, known for temples by day and a mellower, more traditional nightlife by evening than Kinshicho's denser bar scene.
What To Expect in Asakusa
A short orientation before you go, and how it stacks up against Kinshicho.
Asakusa By Night
Traditional izakayas and small local bars around the temple district
How It Compares to Kinshicho
Tokyo's classic old-town district, known for temples by day and a mellower, more traditional nightlife by evening than Kinshicho's denser bar scene.
Continuing the Night at MYK'S
A short ride from most of Sumida City's neighborhoods, open 3:00 PM to 9:00 AM.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Asakusa known for at night?
Asakusa is known for traditional izakayas and small local bars around the temple district, a different feel than Kinshicho's denser, later-running bar and lounge scene.
Is Asakusa or Kinshicho better for nightlife?
Tokyo's classic old-town district, known for temples by day and a mellower, more traditional nightlife by evening than Kinshicho's denser bar scene.
Can I combine Asakusa with a night in Kinshicho?
Yes — Asakusa and Kinshicho are both in or near Sumida City and easy to combine in one evening, typically Asakusa earlier and Kinshicho later.