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Hurray, Tokyo has another brewpub! All the British-style Campion creations here are brewed right behind the bar counter, making James Williams's comfy tavern a must-visit for every beer-loving Tokyoite. Out of selection of 15, up to five varieties of ale are available every day, and the food menu is also worth studying: the beef stews and steak pies are some of the best we've been able to find in the entire city.
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Transport Tawaramachi Station (Ginza line); Asakusa Station
Telephone 03 6231 6554
Open 5pm-11.30pm (Sat, Sun & holidays 12noon-11.30pm)
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