Bar in Akebonobashi, Yotsuya-Sanchome

You can enjoy authentic wine and sake in a relaxed atmosphere with the bright daytime atmosphere.

A casual and enjoyable restaurant. Over 300 types of Italian wine. A playful cosmology cuisine.

Enjoy 200 types of Japanese sake, from standard to aged, and a wide variety of craft beers, along with your sake!

5 minutes walk from Yotsuya 3-chome & Akebonobashi Station/Private rooms limited to 1 group per day are popular. Don't miss the counter with a live feel.

Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) for adults where you can enjoy seasonal ingredients. Enjoy selected Japanese sake and wine at the counter.

A hideaway dining space for adults where you can enjoy the season with "seasonal vegetables" and "natural wine."

Casual Tempura Izakaya (Japanese-style bar) where you can enjoy carefully selected sake

★30 seconds walk from Akebonobashi Station, 15 seconds by skip! Magicians hold shows every day! ! [Smoking OK! ]

[3 minutes from Yotsuya-sanchome Station] Pairing robust Italian cuisine with the sommelier owner's carefully selected wine!

A stylish wine dining restaurant 2 minutes walk from Yotsuya Sanchome Station. Enjoy a reserved party♪

30 seconds walk from Yotsuya 3-chome! A cozy Japanese sake bar run by a friendly proprietress from Hakata.

[3 minutes from Yotsuya 3-chome Station] Yakitori, Hot Pot, and chicken dishes at Tori Sakabo, a renovated old folk house♪ Private rooms available ◎

In a relaxing, secluded space, you can enjoy about 60 types of sake and snacks that go perfectly with them. Beginners are also welcome.

We also accept reservations for special courses on Sundays and holidays.

15 types of sake available at all times, all brands priced at 650 yen! A set meal restaurant where you can drink. Drinks and parties!

7th floor of the building 10 seconds from Yotsuya Sanchome Station. Dishes prepared by skilled chefs, Shinshu game, and a large selection of Japanese sake in a Japanese space.

[Certo Wine & Dining] A hidden Italian Cuisine in Yotsuya 3-chome.

[6 minutes from Yotsuya Sanchome Station] A “hideaway for adults” nestled in the back alleys of Arakicho