Cafe (Smoking Allowed) in Japan

[3 minutes from Shinjuku-sanchome Station] Cafe & Bar! Weekday Happy Hour! ◆Games and Karaoke available!!◎

A cute world of pastel colors and neon lights ♡ "Shisha" "Afternoon Tea" "Cafe/Alcohol"

Hidden cafe bar in Sangenjaya/Enjoy music and authentic matcha, Sweets, and cocktails in a designer space

〈Pet-friendly cafe〉 Great for lunch, parties, or a date while enjoying shisha on the terrace ♪

A hideaway right behind the Ginza Corridor - Recommended for reserved use for 6 to 12 people.

[Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) specializing in Japanese tea, famous for its matcha beer] The "earthen pot rice" course using spring ingredients has started!

3 minutes from Ebisu Station ◆ Enjoy a variety of courses, darts and Karaoke! Courses available from 6pm ◎ reserved available

[30 seconds from Ogikubo Station] Private room with projector ◎ Smoking allowed ◎ reserved parties available ◎ Retro cafe & bar in the basement

Hideaway cafe and dining surrounded by carefully selected interiors

■30 seconds walk from Shibuya Station! Karaoke and darts are also available in counter seats, VIP sofa seats, and completely private rooms.

[We will pay the taxi fee!] ! 】We will cover the taxi fare on the day to come to the store!

Enjoy Sweets and authentic Bistro in a spacious cafe and dining room! There are many courses available. For a date or girls' night out◎

5 minutes from Nakazakicho Station ◆ Dining Bar modeled after a New York Cafeterias is perfect for a girls' night out ◎ All-you-can-drink course available

[Perfect for welcoming parties] A reserved party without worrying about the eyes of others! 10 dishes and 3 hours of all-you-can-drink for ¥5,000 and up

[3 minutes walk from Kurosaki Station] Celebration reopening! A luxurious meat plate that is a must-see for meat lovers! Lunch is also very popular

[5 minutes from Sakae Station] A stylish bar that is popular for its variety of dishes that go well with alcohol and its evening parfaits.

A cafe with loft seating and semi-private rooms in the attic overlooking Shibuya.