stopping business【閉店】園田競馬場内にある売店「西宮」が1月に閉店
園田競馬場「西宮」 尼崎市にある地方競馬場「園田競馬場」場内にあり、長年親しまれてきた売店「西宮」さんが1月16日(木)に閉店します。長い間お疲れ様でした。 ホルモンは無くなり次第、イカ焼きは最終日まで販売予定。 ...
Amagasaki City
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stopping business[Closed] Three generations of family. Popular standing bar "Okamoto" in Tachibana, Amagasaki closes
Okamoto, a standing bar founded in 1963 (Showa 38), is located in a residential area east of JR Tachibana Station and is always packed from lunchtime onwards. Okamoto will be closing on Thursday, October 31st. Thank you for your hard work over the last 60 years of business. In...
Blog[Blog] The hidden town of hormones: the profound world of "Nokisaki Hormone" in Amagasaki
Suzuki Nao, a writer whose hobbies include bar-hopping and weekday afternoon walks, remembers a time when he once ate some incredibly delicious offal grilled on a hot plate at a butcher's shop in Amagasaki. Later, he learned from a knowledgeable person that in Amagasaki, it's affectionately known as "nokisaki horumon" (offal grilled on a hot plate).
stopping business[Closed] Popular restaurant requiring reservations: Amagasaki's "Kakikin" closes
Kakikin, a long-established Amagasaki restaurant with over 100 years of history that is only open from November to March when oysters are at their best, will be closing in November. Thank you for your continued support. [Kakikin] 1-6-3-1 Kanda Kitadori, Amagasaki City, Hyogo Prefecture 660-0883...
stopping business[Closed] Tokaen, a local Chinese restaurant in Mukonosho, Amagasaki City, will close on September 25th
Founded in 1978, the popular local Chinese restaurant "Tokaen" in Mukonosho, Amagasaki City will close its doors on September 25th after 45 years of history. Thank you for your hard work over the years. For more details, please click here ↓↓↓ Amagasaki Channel [Tokaen] 661-0035 Mukonosho, Amagasaki City, Hyogo Prefecture...
stopping business[Closed] Deyashiki's long-established restaurant "Omi Sushi" will close in June
Founded in 1968, Omi Sushi in Amagasaki City will close its doors on Friday, June 30th, ending its 55-year history.
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