Baru (Spanish style bar) (Private Hire & All-You-Can-Drink) in Hibiya Sta.

While enjoying a rich selection of Spanish wine and delicious tapas and paella in a Spanish sake brewery = bodega.

[5 minutes walk from Hibiya Station, Yurakucho, Shimbashi, Ginza] 110 seats inside the restaurant. Feel like you're at Oktoberfest anytime.

1 minute from Ginza station! A wine bar where you can enjoy the special paella that won two consecutive Spanish world championships.

Private rooms and private spaces! ! I'm looking forward to seeing you again here!

◆86th anniversary of founding! Close to Ginza and Yurakucho stations! Spacious space with 130 seats and private rooms available ◆Welcome and farewell party course! ◆

A city appears beyond the door. Delicious cheerfulness and sounds fly around!

You can enjoy carefully selected Medicinal Food dishes♪ An Organic Food bar with natural vegetables that incorporates Medicinal Food.

"Directly connected to Hibiya Station" This is a bar-style Tempura where you can casually enjoy Tempura!

Lamb grilled in lava from Mt. Fuji★Juicy and healthy lamb meat specialty store

Directly connected to Yurakucho Station ◆ Enjoy delicious draft beer and our signature Meat Dishes ◎ Private rooms available for parties of up to 35 people

≪Directly connected to Tokyo Station≫ Craft beer specialty store where you can drink 13 types of draft craft beer

[For New Year's parties, farewell parties, and girls' parties♪] All-you-can-drink courses starting from 4,000 yen♪ Popular American Restaurants

Near the station◆A popular craft beer specialty store in the Ginza area offers 47 carefully selected varieties from Japan and overseas!

[1 minute walk from Uchisaiwaicho Station] Drinks starting from 390 yen! PIZZA 550 yen!

3 minutes walk from Ginza-itchome Station No. 5. A New Zealand specialty store located on the 8th floor of Ginza LOFT Belvia Building!

[1 minute walk from Yurakucho Station] A shop where you can enjoy original sausages and German craft beer ♪

[3 minutes from Yurakucho Station] A Galapagos Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) that has continued to evolve in its own way since the 1960 Tokyo Olympics!