Pub entertainment in Tokyo
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What the Dickens
What the Dickens occupies the 4th floor of the Roob building, whose outstanding facade looks as if it’s finished with a layer of mud and adorned with the mirrored replica of a hummingbird. The beer and pub grub are up to snuff, and good live music and the occasional poetry reading keep things rolling.
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Hash House Harriers
Formed in 1938, this worldwide club's activities are a mix of mad dashing and serious drinking done by cheeky joggers with sobriquets such as 'Sakura Sucker'. Several planned runs meander through a variety of routes each week. Bring your best drinking shoes.
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Hobgoblin
Far better than your average Brit-pub replica, Akasaka’s Hobgoblin is supported by an Oxfordshire brewery. It serves good pub fare with excellent microbrews such as Hobgoblin Dark. Two huge plasma screens show rugby and football.
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Hub Pub
A generally English ambience, pub food and a decent selection of beers attract a mixed crowd of 20-somethings, especially on weekends. The Hub has branches all over the city, though this is probably the most comfortable of the lot.
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Dubliners
Live music and good beer have made this one of the city’s most frequented international watering holes. Pub grub includes a few Irish standards in portions that are larger than normal for Tokyo.
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