Kiyosubashi Beer Terrace returns to LYURO on September 26 and 27
The event runs from 4 to 8 p.m. each day at the second-floor terrace and Sumida River Terrace. Rain cancels it.
The event runs from 4 to 8 p.m. each day at the second-floor terrace and Sumida River Terrace. Rain cancels it.
Available September 16–November 16: five dishes and 120-minute free-flow drinks for 7,300 yen, or 7,800 yen with draft beer.
The main building's floor 1 entrance will sell brown-rice and soft varieties, with 30g priced at ¥500 including tax.
The temporary counter in West Yard, block 4, on floor 2 will open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
The shop will become a joint location with MAME-TO-CHA, adding matcha drinks and a larger dine-in area.
Shops across the complex will sell limited items featuring chestnuts, sweet potatoes, grapes and mushrooms through October 31.
The limited-time shop will open in Tower Yard on the second floor and run through September 30.
The free two-day fair offers Yamagata juice samples and limited collaboration menus.
The fourth-floor Sky Arena will feature salmon, mackerel and herring dishes, with herring joining this year.
Ten beers and German food will be served at the fourth-floor Sky Arena.
The fourth-floor Sky Arena will serve drinks and snacks supervised by actor Takuzo Kadono.
The cafe marks the original work's 100th anniversary with themed food and merchandise; seats operate in 75-minute sessions and advance booking is recommended.
The Thai takeaway shop is open in the second-floor Food Marche through February 15, 2027.
A new casual food-and-drink spot has opened near Asakusa Rokku, centered on takoyaki and lemon sours.
The bakery cafe opened in a renovated warehouse in Hirano, and now adds dog-friendly terrace seating.
The Italian restaurant on the first floor of ROX 3G has resumed business under a new name, with a one-week takeaway offer posted on the official site.
Tokyo Skytree Town’s second-floor food zone has posted a long temporary-operations notice during renovation work.
A new udon restaurant with location-only menu items has joined the base of Tokyo Skytree.
Several second-floor food stores ended regular service on May 31, and some will reopen in temporary or event spaces in June.
A sukiyaki specialty restaurant centered on one-pot-per-person wagyu service is joining the area near Tsukuba Express Asakusa Station.
The bakery cafe centered on croissants, coffee, and cafe items is listed for West Yard 2F.
Tokyo Skytree Town’s new-shop notice lists the udon restaurant for East Yard 7F.