Bars in Asakusa where smoking is allowed but relatively comfortableのソースを表示

* [https://socialakiba.com/asakusa/asoko/ Asoko] It gets extraordinarily smoky on Saturdays and Sundays due to horse racing spectators, but it's almost vacant on weekdays.
* [https://socialakiba.com/asakusa/kimura-boso-cuisine/ Boso cuisine Kimura] smoking customers are rare.
* [https://socialakiba.com/asakusa/daruma/ Daruma] Sometimes smoky, but usually bearable.
* [https://socialakiba.com/asakusa/capricious-eriko/ Capricious Eri] Sometimes smoky, but usually bearable.
* [https://socialakiba.com/asakusa/nonki-ya/ Stand Bar Nonki-ya] Sometimes smoky, but usually bearable.
* [[Motsu-Masa]] Sometimes smoky, but usually bearable.

There are places out there that aren't strictly non-smoking, but hardly ever have customers who smoke—or where, even if there are smokers, the overall atmosphere makes it entirely bearable. In other words, while I genuinely prefer to go only to non-smoking establishments, the shops listed here are those I simply cannot resist visiting despite that. That is precisely how good and highly recommended I believe they are. No matter how great a place may be, any shop that is overwhelmingly smoky has been intentionally left off this list.

On weekends, Asakusa Rokku gets extraordinarily foul-smelling as gamblers gathering at the off-track betting parlor constantly light up. The area from Tsukuba Express Asakusa Station to WINS Asakusa—main streets aside—becomes virtually an open-air smoking lounge along the back alleys, so I stay far away.

[https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1OxIey6Q-vfWxIRMhxDde93MFN6bEEcwy&femb=1&ll=35.713680634983916%2C139.79626391902156&z=17 Public smoking area around Asakusa]