Find the alleyway behind Asakusa’s Senso-Ji Temple and you’ll eventually encounter the door marked “Bonji Bar”

adorned with sacred characters “A” and “HUM” (A to Z, Alpha and Omega)
-- their paper lanterns glowing just above.

This door leads to another world of “Asakusa Nights.”

You’ll hear the trickle of a waterfall and healing melodies of Asian music. To the East the holy “A” in its neon halo.

Have a glass of “TAIRAKU” sake and snack on some tasty BONJI.

※Asakusa = Very famous sightseeing and historic town in Tokyo
Senso, Sensou-ji = Ancient buddhist temple located in Asakusa
Bonji = Siddham character (Old buddhism letter from India)
“A” and “HUM”= A-un = Japanese [A to Z], Start & End...
A-ji = Symbol character of buddhist training (Yoga)
Sake = Nihon-shu = Japanese rice wine
Tairaku =Meaning is Nirvana (Big joy) = Bonji bar's Sake brand
Sakana=Accompaniment to alcohol