In the rapidly developing Kokubuncho district, you'll find an authentic bar housed in a detached building. Sakaba Mon has been in business for over 70 years. Enter the bar and you'll find yourself in another world. Enjoy their signature Moscow Mule cocktail in this dreamlike space, secluded from the hustle and bustle of the entertainment district. Read more here ↓↓...

A 10-minute walk from Mabashi Station, you'll find Nika Curry Shop, a solitary establishment with a red lantern and a dazzling aura. Upon opening the door, you'll be greeted by Tony, the Bangladeshi owner, who says, "Welcome back." A warm-hearted bar that's been in business for 34 years...

Kotobuki Sake Shop, a bright and friendly liquor store in deep Kotobuki-cho, is open from 9:00 a.m. for corner sales. A large bottle of beer costs 430 yen and snacks are in the 100 yen range. This is a drink lover's paradise where you can relax while chatting with the proprietress. Click here for more information.

Akimoto-ya was established in 2004 with a 15-seat U-shaped counter and quickly became one of Nogata's leading bars. It has become so well-known that there is no one who is not familiar with its name among yakiton fans in Tokyo. The "Dai-san Akimoto-ya" is a branch of Akimoto-ya, also in Nogata, with an L-shaped counter...