Asahi Group Head Office Building — Attraction in Tokyo

This is a great place to wind down for the day. Got here late after taking the train from Shinjuku to Asakusa. There was a small wait but when our name was called, we had to order our drinks upfront before shown to our table. I ordered the 'nama' beer, a blend of half half, light and dark beer. My wife chose the ever so popular 'super dry'. Both beers were served minutes later, cold and soothing. The view from the 22nd floor was spectacular. We had a view of the Senso-Ji temple, Asakusa and the Sumida River. The atmosphere was like a piano bar but without the piano. The ambience was dark and relaxing. Small chatter from the people sitting next to us. Large windows adorn the place. It was the perfect setting for a romantic night cap. Highly recommend it if you're in Tokyo. Just a few blocks from the Skytree or 1-stop from the...

We were just here. My husband, me and our 14 year old niece. We were told it was a minimum 300 per person. We were with a minor so my husband and i ordered a beer and our niece got potato wedges. When our bill came they added an extra 600 on our bill at 300 × 2. We dont know why and could not figure out how to get them to fix this. We then went to the flame building and figured we would try the restuarant there (which is advertised at the entrance). When we got off on the 4th floor for the restuarant a man, who worked there, started yelling at us saying party only. He was pushing the elevator button and brushing us back i to the elevator. We don't care if it was closed to the public...he did not have to be rude and yell. Overall I would just skip this...

It’s hard to miss the striking Golden Poop sculpture at the Asahi Group headquarters, which is officially known as the Golden Flame. It’s a playful, yet iconic symbol of the company, and it certainly catches everyone’s eye. Located near the Sumida River, alongside the iconic Asakusa Bridge and the towering Sky Tree, the sculpture creates a beautiful juxtaposition of old and new Tokyo.

The gleaming gold structure, especially when illuminated at night, adds a touch of modern flair to the traditional skyline. Tourists from all over are drawn to the sight, capturing photos with the vibrant flame against the backdrop of the Tokyo skyline. It’s definitely a must-see for anyone...