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Standing bars, where you can enjoy a quick drink at an affordable price, remain extremely popular even in today's world, where value for money and style are paramount. While new establishments are constantly emerging, here we'll introduce some of Tokyo's most popular, long-loved standing bars, along with information on their signature dishes. Read more here ↓ Izakaya...

The final chapter of the Kumamoto trilogy. Enjoy the "Tama Channel Summer Training Camp" that doesn't end with just horse sashimi. Tama Channel Horse Sashimi Shop Tanuki 1-4-2 Wakaba, Higashi-ku, Kumamoto City, Kumamoto Prefecture 862-0903

Ginza is one of Japan's most popular shopping districts. It has the image of being lined with only high-class stores, but that is not true. There are also many famous restaurants for everyday use that are used by people who work in Ginza. Let us introduce you to some of the best restaurants unique to Ginza, a high-currency district that has always been evolving while preserving its traditions...

Before the soba, in addition to ingredients such as tempura, there are also unique snacks such as soba miso and itawasa. Each restaurant also has its own unique dishes, so if you like alcohol, you're sure to enjoy it. A must-see for those who love alcohol and soba! Izakaya Master by Shiomi Nayu

It has been 150 years since the first "Spring Valley Beer Garden" was held in Yokohama Yamanote in 1875. Beer gardens are a summer tradition in modern Japan. We have carefully selected beer gardens that are decreasing in number due to the decline of department stores and other factors, as well as famous beer halls that beer lovers should visit at least once...

A selection of 10 local Chinese restaurants in Tokyo with a wide selection of drinks and snacks, chosen from the perspective of a "drinker" by Nayu Shiomi, a bar-loving alcohol writer! A must-see when you're in a pinch! Izakaya expert by Nayu Shiomi

Izakaya Expert by Shiomi Nayu: There are a total of 108 kaku-uchi bars in Tokyo! (Not including eat-in areas at convenience stores and commercial facilities. According to Shiomi Nayu, there are so many wonderful liquor stores in every town! We'll introduce them all, even on remote islands. For those who love alcohol and want to enjoy standing bars...

Tokyo's Top 10 Yakitori Restaurants: Tokyo boasts the largest number of yakitori restaurants in Japan, and the delicious aromas are sure to fill the air as you walk past the stations. But it can be hard to know which one is truly the best. While there's a wide variety of yakitori options, from high-end establishments to chains, here we'll introduce you to a long-established bar that's rooted in the city and loved by generations...

Why don't you visit a bar at noon? Now that you are an adult, you can appreciate the comfort of a midday drink at a well-established establishment. It's like taking a bath in a public bath, and you can relax and refresh yourself by soaking in a bar from noon! Here are 10 carefully selected old established bars, izakayas, and kappo restaurants in Tokyo where you can drink from noon onwards...

I am concerned about my Γ-GTP numbers. So, I tasted non-alcoholic beers to help me save alcohol and take a day off from drinking. Nowadays, many brands of non-alcoholic beers are available. Can you find your favorite one? TAMA-chan

We went to "Kinju", the best yakiniku restaurant in Akasaka, the hottest yakiniku battleground in Japan. It's a famous restaurant where reservations are hard to come by. The meat and the finish hold are just bad. Tama-chan

Fish is best enjoyed at independent izakayas that are particular about their food! We will introduce a carefully selected list of long-established izakayas that focus on seafood, satisfying even fish lovers. Enjoy sashimi with a side of sake or beer! Izakaya Master by Shiomi Nayu