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[Blog/syupo] Sangenjaya's "Mikawaya" offers impressively thick sushi starting from 1,500 yen! A long-established sushi restaurant loved in Sangenjaya for 60 years

Along National Route 246 in Sangenjaya, there's a place I've always seen from the bus and been curious about. It's called "Mikawaya," and its sign reads "sushi" and "eel." Founded in 1964, the same year the first Tokyo Olympics were held, this long-established restaurant has been in business ever since. Tonight, let's step inside the noren curtain of this long-established sushi restaurant...
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[Blog/syupo] Kameari's "Happy" has been in business for 40 years and boasts wild produce delivered directly from Adachi Market! Incredibly fresh sweet shrimp at surprisingly low prices

Kameari is home to a popular seafood bar where fish lovers gather every day. The carefully selected wild seafood, sourced from Adachi Market in Senju, is all top-notch. Enjoying exquisite sashimi in the homey atmosphere of a family-run establishment, you'll be enveloped in a happy mood, just as the restaurant's name suggests.
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[Blog/Suzuki Nao] Get off at Mikuni Station on the Hankyu Takarazuka Line and Minoh Line and try a drink while walking

This is a series that explores the people who live in a town and what makes it great by walking around the town from the station, asking people you meet about the town, and talking to bar owners at bars. This time, we'll be taking a stroll around Mikuni Station on the Hankyu Takarazuka and Minoh lines. lifull home's
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[Blog/syupo] Kannai's "Tempura Toraya" is a traditional restaurant established in 1958, with the aroma of sesame oil. Enjoy a stylish moment from lunchtime onwards.

Located in Kannai, Yokohama, Yoshidacho is sandwiched between the two unique neighborhoods of Isezakicho and Noge, making it a sophisticated area dotted with traditional restaurants. Here, there's one place that gourmets trust: Toraya, the place to go for tempura. Established in 1958 (Showa 33), step through the noren curtain and you'll be greeted by the delicious sesame oil...
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[Blog/Parikko] Spring Rolls from Inaseya in Kyoto

A Kansai drinking expedition to Kyoto. Until a few years ago, I hadn't really thought of daytime drinking in Kyoto. This time, Mariko Nishimura, a manga artist living in Kyoto, took me to a standing bar about a five-minute walk from Kyoto Station. It was such an ideal bar that I was deeply impressed by the depth of Kansai's heart...
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[Blog/syupo] Iidabashi's "Okinan" is a famous Kagurazaka restaurant with 140 years of history! The ultimate pork cutlet curry nanban soba, an evolution of the specialty

The Iidabashi/Kagurazaka area is home to many famous restaurants. While there are many long-established establishments, many of them, such as eel restaurants, require a certain level of formality, and there are surprisingly few restaurants where you can just casually drop in in casual attire. That's where Okinaan can be found. Founded in 1884 (Meiji 17), it has an unpretentious atmosphere...
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[Blog/syupo] Yanaka's "Sushi No Ike" is a famous restaurant that has been in business for 60 years! Its melt-in-your-mouth conger eel sushi has become popular for reasons unique to the temple town.

When asked, "Where can I find delicious conger eel sushi in Tokyo?", the name of the famous Yanaka restaurant "Sushi no Ike" always comes up. This restaurant blends seamlessly into the town, filled with temples and a nostalgic atmosphere, but its flavor is truly legendary. Even today, people still visit the restaurant in search of its signature conger eel, which melts softly in their mouths...
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[Blog/Parikko] Grilled Tuna Cheeks from Toyo in Kyobashi, Osaka

My writer and fellow drinker friend, Akihito Misawa, happened to be in Osaka on the same day, and he mentioned a bar he was looking forward to. It was a famous Osaka bar that I had heard a lot about. I had never been there before, so I took this as a great opportunity to go drinking with him. The bar has had a constant line lately...
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[Blog/syupo] Yanaka's "Sushi No Ike" is a famous restaurant that has been in business for 60 years! Its melt-in-your-mouth conger eel sushi has become popular for reasons unique to the temple town.

When asked, "Where can I find delicious conger eel sushi in Tokyo?", the name of the famous Yanaka restaurant "Sushi no Ike" always comes up. This restaurant blends seamlessly into the town, filled with temples and a nostalgic atmosphere, but its flavor is truly legendary. Even today, people still visit the restaurant in search of its signature conger eel, which melts softly in their mouths...
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[Blog/syupo] Kichijoji's "Maruken Shokudo": A taste preserved by two generations of parents and children. A relaxing drink at a restaurant with exquisite mackerel miso.

Located in a residential area just a short walk from Kichijoji Station, Maruken Shokudo is a restaurant that has long been loved by locals. Established in 1960, Maruken Shokudo offers heartwarming, home-cooked meals at affordable prices. It's the perfect place for "dinner drinking," enjoying a la carte dishes and drinks, as well as set meals.
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[Blog/Simmered Mist] A blackboard display that surpasses the pavilion at the World Expo! Kitakagaya "Oku"

Kita-Kagaya "Oku" is a popular bar in Kita-Kagaya that has been open for half a century and is open from 2pm. The previous day, I took a gamble and tried to sneak in just an hour before closing, but was firmly turned away. Today, I was the first to arrive, eager to get in. The L-shaped counter...
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[Blog/syupo] Ueno's "Tachinomi Kadokura" serves delicious "Buta Hirayaki"! A teppan standing bar run by a yakiniku restaurant

Kadokura, a standing bar nestled in the hustle and bustle of Ueno's Ameyoko district, has the air of a place that seems to have been in business for decades, but it's relatively new, having only opened in 2009. It's already a staple of Ueno's daytime drinking scene. Its parent is actually a long-established yakiniku restaurant. Their signature pork stewed on a hot plate in front of the store...
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[Blog/syupo] Odawara's "Tenshiro Sushi" serves exquisite local horse mackerel nigiri! A famous sushi restaurant serving locally sourced sushi made with freshly caught seafood from Sagami Bay

I want to eat sushi. And not just gizzard shad or conger eel prepared in the Edomae style, but local fish freshly caught in Sagami Bay. When I feel that way, I might head not to Toyosu or the downtown area from the city center, but to the castle town of Odawara, just a short ride on the Romancecar from Shinjuku. This time, I'll be taking the trouble to...
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[Blog/Parikko] Pig's feet from "Kadoya Pig's Feet" in Namba, Osaka

For the second time this year, I took advantage of work to go on a drinking tour around Kansai. I usually go on drinking tours with people who live in Kansai, but this time I arrived in Shin-Osaka in the afternoon and didn't have any plans until the evening. This was my chance to drink alone in Osaka. Oh, I know, I should go to that bar...
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[Blog/Nikomi Mist] The ultimate drinkable fish shop! Koiwa's "Uo Kei"

Koiwa "Uo Kei" Located in a residential area of Koiwa, Uo Kei is a local fish shop where locals come to get takeout sashimi. The freshness and reasonable prices are reflected in the drinks served inside the shop, making it a representative Tokyo "fish shop where you can drink." The second-generation head chef is in charge of butchering the fish, while the third-generation chef...
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[Blog/syupo] Shinkoiwa's "Gojuban" is the ideal local Chinese restaurant with 60 years of history! The famous restaurant's omelet rice is a taste that will tempt you with Kirin.

Tucked away in an alleyway where Shin-Koiwa's shopping district turns into a residential area is a long-time local Chinese restaurant, "Gojuban," established in 1965. The restaurant's vermilion tables evoke a nostalgic atmosphere, and the exquisite omelet rice with plump eggs is a true local Chinese masterpiece. The ramen is also a great value at 400 yen...
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[Blog/syupo] Mikawashima's "Yakiniku Yamadaya" was founded in 1964 and is a downtown yakiniku mecca where hormone lovers gather!

Mikawashima, Arakawa Ward, is said to be Tokyo's oldest Korean town. Privately run yakiniku restaurants dot the area around the station, and the mouth-watering aroma wafts through the air. Among the many famous restaurants, one that has continued to attract foodies since its founding in 1964 (Showa 39) is Yakiniku Yamadaya. It's worth making the effort to visit...
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[Blog/syupo] Otsuka's "Sushidokoro Uokan" has been in business for 33 years! This family-run, traditional sushi restaurant offers elegant side dishes and reasonably priced premium nigiri sushi.

One night when you suddenly feel like eating sushi, you'd rather enjoy delicious appetizers and drinks at a warm, family-run establishment rather than a bustling entertainment district like Ikebukuro. Of course, a popular establishment! Sushidokoro Uokan is the place to visit for those times. You'll find classic local sushi here...
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[Blog/Parikko] Garlic Bread from Yagichan in Shakujii Park

Located on a quiet street just a few minutes' walk from the station, this bar is frankly not that conspicuous. It might seem intimidating at first glance, but when I popped in a few years ago, I was surprised by how well-known it was. Its defining characteristics can be summed up as cheap, delicious, and serving the most flavorful Hoppy beer in the area. It's a quiet, reserved bar...
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[Blog/Nikomi Mist] Cheap, delicious, and captivating: Shimokitazawa's "Yocchan"

Shimokitazawa's "Yocchan": There's a bar with a suction power stronger than a Dyson, a Shark, or even a Makita dust collector. I thought about exploring new places in Shimokitazawa, but I always ended up being drawn to "Yocchan." It was closed for a while, so I...
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