Japanese sake bar (Takeout) in Takaracho Sta.(東京都)

[1 minute walk from Hatchobori Station] Enjoy robatayaki in a homely space!

Enjoy fresh seasonal fish and charcoal-grilled summer vegetables with cold sake! The playful private rooms are perfect for summer parties.

[5 minutes walk from Tokyo Station] A chicken specialty restaurant where you can enjoy a wide variety of courses and Miyazaki Local Cuisine ◎

We are proud of our fresh fish carefully selected from Toyosu Market, plump Oyster, and local sake. ■Fully equipped with private rooms ■Great for welcoming and farewell parties ■We also have seats available on the day even if we are fully booked.

2 minutes from Ginza 1-chome Station/Kyobashi Station ◆ Courses such as Wagyu beef and Kinmedai, as well as 50 types of Japanese sake, served in counter kappo style.

Founded in 1980! Grilled skewer specialty store, 3 types of courses, 6 grilled chicken pieces, 6 original pieces, 10 pieces. From 2,200 yen

If you want to eat yakitori in Shinkawa, go to Toridoki.

3 minutes from Takaracho Station ◆ A popular healthy set lunch with miso soup with lots of ingredients, Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) that boasts fresh sashimi and handmade Side Dishes

◇Founded in 1930◇A long-established soba restaurant located on a small street in Ginza. We are confident in [Kamo Seiro] and local sake from all over the country◎

Authentic Japanese Japanese-style meal [Private room guaranteed] "Tuesday Kaiseki 13,200 yen (tax included)" Total 7 dishes 2 minutes walk from Ginza Station

Even if the internet is full, there are direct seats available ❗️ You can also call restaurant directly! ️☎︎0355421142

We specialize in Tempura skewers and Japanese yam, and we also stock natural wine, sake, and craft shochu.

In front of Shimogamo Saryo Ginza store

[1 minute walk from Ginza Station] A restaurant specializing in chicken and handmade soba where you can enjoy the night view of Ginza! Enjoy the finest Hinai chicken Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers)

[Directly connected to Tokyo Station] Featured on "Ad Town Heaven!" SAKEICE, a shop filled with plenty of Japanese sake