Other in Japan

A rest area in front of Chusonji Temple in Hiraizumi ◆We will welcome you with Iwate prefecture brand beef and Local Cuisine. Groups are also welcome

★Enjoy a BBQ on the terrace, even in rainy weather★

Now accepting reservations for year-end parties! ! ◆A sports bar where you can watch freshly prepared food and enjoy watching on large monitors.

3 minutes from Shinjuku Station ◆ Pour your own craft beer along with a wide variety of games ◎ Lunchtime drinks are also welcome!

◆Maximum 12 people◆ Advance reservation all-you-can-drink: 2750 yen or meal course: 3850 yen. Please call for reservation on the day.

Close to Shinjuku Sanchome Station ◆ Authentic bar where you can enjoy a variety of drinks including seasonal cocktails and Karaoke

[1 minute from Ginza Station] An urban oasis where you can enjoy carefully selected shisha. Fully equipped with private rooms. Open until 5am

5 minutes from Akihabara Station ◆ Taiwanese maid cafe has arrived in Japan for the first time! Enjoy a dreamlike time with cute maids ♪

今までにない異空間の多彩な個室で楽しむカラオケ＆パーティーがお楽しみいただけます。

[Directly connected to Yokohama Station] Enjoy the marriage of authentic Italian cheese, delicious ham, and Italian wine

[Arashiyama, Kyoto] Enjoy the seasonal flavors of Kyoto for lunch at a calm inn in a scenic location.

[1 minute walk from Minamigata Station] A British-style pub for adults where you can enjoy beers and whiskey from around the world and dishes that go well with each other.

Osaka Minami's club building has been renewed! The extraordinary space looks great on SNS ◎ Large parties are welcome!

[Invoice-compatible store] 3 minutes from Kitashinchi Station. Fully equipped with private rooms! Great for parties where you can enjoy Karaoke as well.

We aim to have all our customers enjoy their meals in a friendly manner and leave with a smile on their faces.

A hot spring village in Hakata where you can relax all day long and enjoy Yufuin and Takeo, two famous hot springs that Kyushu is proud of.

"KYUSYU CUISINE" combines ingredients from Kyushu with the sensibility of Happo-en