Kushiyaki (Takeout) in Japan

First landing in Japan! Enjoy freshly grilled lamb skewers using the tabletop roaster introduced on the TBS information program ◎Private rooms are available on a first-come, first-served basis♪

3 minutes walk from Tenma Station, Hidden Yakitori restaurant "Umatora" Course with 120 minutes of all-you-can-drink starts from 3,800 yen - Banquets are welcome!

[Available today, 7/15◎] Open from 12pm on weekends and holidays! Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers) and vegetable skewers, colorful fruit sours◎

Available on weekends◎ [5 minutes from Mizonokuchi] Please call on the day

2 minutes from Shinbashi! restaurant that suddenly appears at 3pm! ? You can enjoy Tsuruhashi beef offal skewers!

chicken, duck, noodles, and sake

1 minute from Toyosu Station ◆ Completely private rooms available! 2-hour all-you-can-drink course with 8 dishes starting from 3,980 yen ♪ Shaoxing wine, Yamazaki, and imported beer also available

Yakitori yakiton starts from 130 yen/Alcohol starts from 420 yen

[We are open until 24 hours! 2 minutes walk from Ueno Station] Chewy tuna x crunchy lemon sour x private room space

[2 minutes walk from JR Futsukaichi Station] Enjoy fresh fish directly from the market and delicious Japanese sake. We have seats up to the 3rd floor!

[2-minute walk from the west exit of Kashiwa Station] A popular bar in Kashiwa where you can enjoy delicious, hand-prepared dishes at the store ☆ Cheap, delicious, and energizing!

With all tables in private rooms and semi-private rooms, we have a richer selection of safe and delicious Yamanashi ingredients and drinks than anywhere else!

Enjoy homemade smoked dishes and fresh vegetables carefully selected by a vegetable sommelier in a space where soothing reggae music plays!

In a carefully designed restaurant, we offer yakitori and rare cuts at reasonable prices❗️We also have a great all-you-can-drink deal, and we're open until 6am♪

[Notice] Normal business hours!

Enjoy a variety of signature island cuisine in a nostalgic space that recreates the Ryukyu of the old days.