Course details : Gushiken Chi - Samukawa（Okinawan Cuisine）

80 Seats

（ Tatami rooms, tables, sunken kotatsu. Well, there are all kinds of seats in the restaurant, so please use them according to your needs.）

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For 10-20 people、For 20-30 people、Over 30 people

The first floor can accommodate about 40 people in one tatami room. The second floor can be reserved for 10 or more people. We think the maximum number of people is 45, but please contact us for more information.

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For 20-50 people、Over 50 people、Up to 20 people

Smoking / Non-smoking area separated

Smoking is prohibited in the tatami room only. It is said that smoking one pack of cigarettes shortens your life by five hours. Please feel free to smoke as much as you like. *The manager has successfully quit smoking.

Please check with the restaurant before visiting as the law regarding passive smoking countermeasures (revised Health Promotion Law) has been in effect since April 1, 2020 and may differ from the latest information.

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There are three parking spaces on the south side of our restaurant. Three parking spaces on the east side of the restaurant. You can also use the parking lot a few hundred meters east of the main road (diners will be responsible for all parking fees).

Stylish space,Comfortable space,Wide seat,Couples seats,Sofa seats,Tatami seats,Horigotatsu seats,Outdoor/terrace seating,Live music,Sports TV,Wheelchair access,Tachinomi,With projector,With power supply,Free Wi-Fi available,Wheelchair accessible

All you can drink

Japanese spirits (Shochu),Wine,Cocktails,Particular about Japanese spirits (Shochu),Particular about wine,Particular about cocktails

Particular about vegetable,Healthy/beauty food menu

With family/children |With friends/colleagues

This occasion is recommended by many people.

Beautiful scenery,Beautiful night view,House restaurant

Extended party hours (more than 2.5 hours),(Surprise) Party accommodations,Take-out

Kids are welcome(Babies are welcome,Preschool children are welcome,Elementary school students are welcome),Children menu available,Baby strollers accepted

As it is an old house built 70 years ago, there are some inconveniences such as low ceilings and steps, but children and strollers are welcome. The manager of the shop also has a small child. We are still like children, but we will treat you with hospitality as adults.

Nikkapokka * Welcome Toraichi * Very Welcome Recruitment suits * Available Work clothes * Welcome Overalls * OK Dokajan * Very Welcome Never-before-seen silk fur * Not allowed Fast fashion * Available Twelve-layered kimono * Barely acceptable

2011.3.1

I was born in this town and went to school here. I made lots of friends and fell in love quite a bit. When I got a job, I left Samukawa, where I was born and raised. I left my hometown feeling guilty for my mother, who thought she would be in this town from birth until death. Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Roppongi, I was young and enjoyed a rather fashionable night. I was intoxicated by the sensations I had never experienced in my hometown. I played all night, rubbing my sleepy eyes in the sleepless city. It was as if I was putting off the passage of time... I savored my first time living alone. Before I knew it, I had become estranged from my mother. I opened social media and casually sent "likes" to the friends I'd met in this town, thinking that it wasn't me who had changed, just the times. When I'm here, I'm here. As if raising a voiceless voice. At that time, a post caught my eye. We had recognized each other as best friends in our student days, and we would go to Samukawa Shrine together every year for the first shrine visit of the year. Suddenly reality hits me with nostalgia. So she got married, fell in love with a local and will live and make a living in her hometown. "I realized I'm getting to that age too," I muttered in a taxi after opening a bottle of champagne with some high-spec friends in Nishi-Azabu, a town with no train station. The next day, she posted on social media again. It was a notice of a "class reunion" that caught my attention, a post that I would normally ignore. Men 4,000 yen, women 3,000 yen, minors 1,000 yen, children free, all-you-can-drink for 3 hours. Please decide the number of people early as it is a completely private event. Gushiken's specialty "Leave-it-alone party" I reunited with my old classmates on the second floor of a 70-year-old traditional house. Some of them had gained weight, some had two children, some were handsome but unfortunately, some took over the family business, and I laughed with my old friends as we talked about old times. It's kind of comforting to see things that never change. . . . . . . I realized that there are some drinks here that taste better than the tequila you drink in Roppongi or the champagne you drink in Shibuya. There are no fully glassed-in restrooms here, and no one wears a low-cut dress. It's hard to catch a taxi, and the last train leaves very early. But maybe I like it after all... Two years have passed since then. My mother still wakes me up early in the morning, waking me up two hours before she has to go to work. We've had a few more fights, but breakfast with my mother is still special!! My commute has definitely gotten a little tougher, but I feel like I have more time to myself, and I'm not just imagining it, right? ? Oh, by the way, next month I'm getting married to the man I met at the class reunion that day for the first time in eight years. In my last month as a single man, I'll show you how to drink alcohol the way I learned it in Roppongi. "Excuse me, can I have another cup of sanpin hai?" Tomorrow I'm going to Samukawa Shrine with my best friend. I'm going to pray to the gods, so that he and my mother will always be healthy and strong.