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[Blog/Nikomi Mist] End your night in Nemuro at the real late-night diner "Kohama"

Kohama was founded around 1955 (Showa 30). Currently, the third-generation owner, who also serves as the accountant for the area's name, "Hirokoji," and contributes to the local community, continues to run this historic izakaya. Nemuro Hirokoji Nemuro, a fishing town. When it rains...
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[Blog/syupo] Asakusa's "Santei" is a tourist attraction, but you're wrong. The sake you can drink at Japan's oldest tempura restaurant is exceptional.

Sanjo is located in a very famous location, right next to Kaminarimon Gate. You might pass it by thinking it's just another restaurant in a tourist spot. If so, you'd be mistaken. Founded in 1837, this is the oldest surviving tempura restaurant in Japan. Once the tourists leave...
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[Blog/Parikko] Homemade Char Siu from Tokunaga Sake Shop in Morikoji, Osaka

This summer, I was able to come to Osaka for a drink. Since the second day of my three-day, two-night trip was completely free, I decided to go bar-hopping. At the suggestion of writer Suzuki Nao, we headed to a town called Senri. After bar-hopping throughout the morning, my companions said, "It's already 4 o'clock. 'Tokunaga' is..."
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[Blog/syupo] Asakusa's "Kintouen" is a long-established restaurant founded in 1964 that's definitely worth visiting now! A Showa-era hideaway in Yakiniku Yokocho

Behind Hanayashiki, on the edge of the downtown Asakusa district, lies a local atmosphere somewhat different from the hustle and bustle of the tourist area. In this neighborhood, there's a section known as Yakiniku Yokocho, a must-visit for yakiniku lovers. Among these is Kintouen, a famous restaurant founded in 1964 that still carries the spirit of the Showa era...
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[Blog/syupo] Asakusa's "Yoshikami" is so delicious I can't even describe it! Established in 1951, this prestigious restaurant serves Western-style omelet rice and drinks.

"It's so delicious, I can't even say it!" This phrase is unforgettable once you hear it, and it's the name of Yoshikami, a long-established Western restaurant in Asakusa. Their classic omurice, delivered from a lively kitchen, stands out even among the many other famous restaurants. This is Tokyo's Western cuisine, this is the taste of Asakusa. This time...
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[Blog/syupo] Shinjuku's "Oroji" was founded in 1921 and serves a unique dish called "tondon" instead of katsu curry.

Founded in 1921, "Oroji" is a long-established restaurant located in a back alley in Shinjuku. Though there are various theories, it is said to be the one who coined the term "tonkatsu." Its specialty is not "katsu curry," but the one-of-a-kind "tondon." Enjoy this dish, which embodies the spirit of its founder, who trained in French cuisine, with a Kirin Lager beer...
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[Blog/Nikomi Mist] The power of the port town of Nemuro! Enjoy scallops, hot sake, and big brother at the long-established bar "Chobei"

Nemuro is a port town with a long history. Its history is older than Hokkaido's major cities, Sapporo and Asahikawa, and it is second only to Hakodate in terms of prestige. We strolled around the bars early in the day in search of a "bar with a spectacular view" that's rooted in the city and difficult to find online. 17...
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[Blog/syupo] Honjo Azumabashi's "Noguchi Fresh Fish Shop" offers more than just a spectacular seafood bowl! Enjoy the delicious side dishes and sake at this fish shop restaurant run directly by a wholesaler.

Noguchi Fresh Fish Shop in Honjo Azumabashi is a popular restaurant with long lines. Managed directly by a tuna wholesaler at Toyosu Market, the food is both tasty and filling. Their signature seafood bowl is impressive, but they also have other dishes that will impress even the most discerning customers. We explore the charms of this downtown fishmonger's restaurant, which will satisfy not only tuna lovers but also any fish lover. Read more...
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[Blog/Nikomi Mist] Enjoy a Northern Night at "Furusato," a Famous Restaurant in the Backstreets of Nemuro

From the hotel near Nemuro Station, I headed north toward the port. After descending a hill with a great view, the bustling downtown area of Nemuro unfolded before me. I had done some research beforehand, but I decided to sniff around my "Hanabi" and head to a nice-looking izakaya. The streets were quiet before 5 p.m. Still...
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[Blog/syupo] Enjoy a drink during the day at Sakuragicho's Center Grill! The story of the original Neapolitan that built Hama's food culture

Noge is Kanagawa Prefecture's leading drinking district. This time, instead of an izakaya, we'll be visiting a Western-style restaurant called Center Grill. Founded in 1946, it's well-known as the birthplace of ketchup napolitan, but we'd like to recommend it to Syupo readers as the ultimate Western-style bar. A place steeped in history...
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[Blog/syupo] Tamachi's "Kushiage Takechan" is a greengrocer's shop that has been serving authentic Osaka kushikatsu for a quarter of a century

A warm red lantern lights up near the entrance to the Keio Nakadori Shopping Street near JR Tamachi Station. "Kushiage Takechan" is a famous Osaka kushikatsu restaurant that has been in business since 2001. It has a unique history, having originally been a greengrocer. In fact, it is an essential restaurant when talking about Tokyo's modern kushikatsu culture. Fried...
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[Blog/syupo] Asakusa "Hakuya" - A local Chinese restaurant founded in 1932, where you can enjoy drinks with the legendary shumai savory dumplings revived by the fourth generation owner

This is a back alley in Asakusa. In an area bustling with tourists from all over the world, there is a local Chinese restaurant with warm lights that make it seem as if time has stopped. The restaurant's name is "Hakuya." Its specialty is "shumai," which is unforgettable once you've tried it. As it's a famous restaurant, it gets crowded at lunchtime, but in the evening...
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[Blog/Suzuki Nao] Tokyo Business Trip: Strolling Around Komagome Station ~ Suzuki Nao Gets Off the JR Yamanote Line and Walks Around to Have a Drink

This series explores the charms of a city and its people by walking around the area from the station, asking people you meet about it, and chatting with bar owners. This time, we're taking a business trip to Tokyo. So, look forward to seeing which stations we explore...
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[Blog/syupo] Ikebukuro's "Stand-up Sakura Sushi" - Enjoy amazing tuna right inside the station. Stand-up sushi with a warmth not found on touchscreens

In the huge underground shopping mall in Ikebukuro, there is a stand-up sushi restaurant that has been in business for over half a century. It's called "Tachigui Sakura Sushi." It's conveniently located near the JR, Tobu, and Metro ticket gates, so you won't get wet in the rain. It offers a charm that chain restaurants don't. The finest ingredients, delivered directly from Toyosu, and the skilled work of a chef...
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[Blog/syupo] Asakusa's "Okina Soba" was founded in 1914, and offers beer with "Mujina," a secret menu item beloved by comedians.

Founded in 1914 (Taisho 3), Okina Soba is a long-established restaurant with over a century of history, building a strong relationship with Asakusa's entertainment culture. While it's famous for its overwhelmingly popular Curry Nanban, there's one dish that regulars and entertainers alike adore: Mujina Soba, a secret dish not listed on the menu. A dish from the Edo period...
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[Blog/Parikko] "Mushidori" from "New Delicacy" in Ikebukuro

Ikebukuro is like a hometown to me, and I've walked there many times and have many favorite restaurants, but there was one Chinese restaurant I'd never been to. It's been there since 1954, long before the area north of Ikebukuro's west exit became a Chinatown several decades ago. In Taiwan's modern history...
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[Blog/syupo] Shin-Nakano's "Tonkatsu Marufuku" offers a wide selection of sashimi! At night, the atmosphere becomes like a bar.

As you exit Shin-Nakano Station and enter the alleyway, you'll find Tonkatsu Marufuku, marked by a yellow sign. The word "tonkatsu" (pork cutlet) on the sign makes you think of a delicious set meal restaurant. However, this isn't just any tonkatsu restaurant. At night, regulars enjoy sashimi and alcohol, making it a truly...
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[Blog/Nikomi Mist] The Miracle of Ogikubo: The Opening Moment at the Counter of "Momiji"

Ogikubo "Momiji" Founded in 1977, Ogikubo "Momiji" is celebrating its 49th year. It will soon reach half a century. Located a 15-minute walk south from the station, it's located near Kanpachi, and its striking exterior and interior, combined with its unbelievable prices, attracts customers from both the local area and far and wide...
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[Blog/syupo] Sangenjaya "Sushi Daidokoroya Sangenjaya Branch" The oldest conveyor belt sushi restaurant in Sangenjaya, where you can enjoy a drink and some nigiri sushi from lunchtime.

If you're looking for affordable sushi and a drink in Sangenjaya, Sushi Daidokoroya is a must-visit. It's rooted on Chazawa-dori and is open from 11:00 a.m. until dinner. Whether you're struggling for lunch in the afternoon, wanting an early toast, or wanting a late-night finale, you'll always be welcomed with authentic sushi and sake...
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[Blog/Sake Stories] "Daytime Drinking, Appetizers, and Bottle Keeping" - A Story of How a Foreigner in Japan Experiences "Izakaya" Culture

Izakayas are gaining popularity among tourists visiting Japan. While they are a familiar establishment to Japanese people, what is the appeal of izakayas to foreigners, and what attracts them? Hamada Shinro, owner of Izakaya Reisan, who has also worked overseas, spoke with foreigners who have lived in Japan for a long time...
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