Tucked away in a residential area near Kofu Station, Cafe&bar Kisaragi is a captivating establishment blending local history, artisanal drinks, and warm atmosphere. As I made my way to Takeda Shrine, a small lantern outside instantly piqued my curiosity, leading me inside this hidden gem. The interior was remarkable – a renovated warehouse space with … Read more
Nestled in the vibrant streets of Higashi-Shinjuku, just steps away from the APA Hotel, Jung Bar stands as a testament to Tokyo’s growing K-pop cultural scene. This stylish establishment, which opens its doors at 8 PM, offers visitors an intimate escape into the world of Korean pop culture, complete with a state-of-the-art karaoke system featuring … Read more
Nestled on the second floor of an unassuming building between Chiba Station and Chiba-Chuo Station, Grey Area represents everything that makes Japanese bar culture special. While deliberately distanced from the typical nightlife districts, this intimate establishment rewards those who seek it out with a carefully curated space for spirits aficionados. The brick walls and wooden … Read more
In the shadowy maze of Kawaramachi’s back alleys, where modern Kyoto’s neon dreams collide with ancient stone-paved remembrances, a simple Suntory sign glows like a paper lantern in the night. The narrow staircase spirals upward past two floors of silent mysteries, each step a heartbeat closer to Suntory Sky – a karaoke bar that has … Read more