[Blog/syupo] Nishikasai "Taisho" - A must-see for retro lovers! Enjoy lunchtime drinks at this Showa-era yakiniku restaurant. The yakitori stall in front of the restaurant is also a specialty.

Nishikasai Station is a 15-minute ride on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line from Otemachi. The station opened in 1979 (Showa 54), and the surrounding shopping district was formed around the same time. What was once a newly developed residential area has now become a charming townscape. Taisho, a yakiniku restaurant with a drive-in-like appearance, has walked alongside the history of this town. Fortunately, it is open all day without a break, making it a reliable spot for daytime drinking.

Nishikasai "Taisho" is a must-see for retro lovers! Enjoy lunchtime drinks at a Showa-era yakiniku restaurant. The yakitori stall in front of the restaurant is also a specialty.

Nishi-Kasai Station is a 15-minute ride from Otemachi on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line. The station opened in 1979 (Showa 54), and the surrounding shopping district was formed around the same time. What was once a newly developed residential area has now become a completely different area.

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