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Even if you're not a budget traveller bunking at Asakusa's Khaosan Origami, heading to this 'decorative hostel' in early March will be worth it: open in the evening over a week, the hostel's sake bar is open to both guests and visitors, serving fine nihonshu and booze-compatible nibbles for ¥300-¥500 a pop. Should be a great opportunity to make some new friends, too.
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Open Mar 8-14
Time 5pm-10pm
Venue Khaosan Tokyo Origami
Address 3-4-12 Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo
Transport Asakusa Station (Ginza, Asakusa lines)
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