A list of outstanding wine and whisky bars you should visit while you are in Tokyo

Bottles on the shelf in a Malt bar

A cozy bar in Ikebukuro collects fascinating whiskies from Japan and the world. You will be served by bartenders well acquainted with the features of each bottle. >further read> 

A fabulous authentic bar in the Westin Hotel in Ebisu Garden Place. A professionla bartender, gorgeous interior, and attractive collections of various liquors. It opens from daytime, too. >further read>

It is a museum of whiskies located behind the Mainstreet of Omotesando, Shibuya. You can look at their vast collections on the shelf, and if you find one that looks nice, you can sip at the counter. >further read>

A brief introductory note to the newly found Akkeshi distillery in Hokkaido island, located in north Japan, where is the known Nikka Yoichi Distillery. If you happen to find a bottle, I strongly recommend trying one!

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A nice cozy small wine bar in Shinjuku-Golden-Gai specializes in natural wines. Well-knowledged bartenders at your service. It can host only a few guests at the counter, so if you see a seat open, just come in.

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TWD Gallery is an elegant bar sits deep in the stylish Ebisu area. The calm and cozy atmosphere is decorated by the well-designed interior, selected music, and fine drinks.

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A fascinating craft Distillery you can find in the heart of Tokyo, it is only a few minutes walk from the Asakusa Temple. A must-spot to stop by if you are in their neighborhood.

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The bar Kuro in Shinjuku Golden Gai is the perfect spot to feel the nostalgia of the late Showa period or 1970s in Japan, with fine whisky and Japanese music.

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The Wine Store in Meguro is an absolute perfection of french wine shop that only collects fine bottles to drink for your needs and is reasonably priced.

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Mexican-style bar in the middle of Kabukicho, Shinjuku. Cozy space and an entertaining owner.

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An authentic type of bar near Tokyo and Ginza are. It is famous for its bourbon-whiskey collection! Read more >>

A List of the Bars in the premium edition of “Tokyo Bar Story” (Published in APR. 2023)

Most of which i have never visited, but I surely want to someday!

In the following detailed pages, Click >> and jump to their page, respectively. An Image to show the facade of each bar is taken from Google Maps. I will only focus on the schedule and access and nothing more, just trying to keep a discovery to be more surprising and unforgettable!!

The most prestigious bar in Ginza.  Within a walkable distance from Tokyo station, but most convenient from Yurakucho Station by JR or Ginza-itchome Sta. on Tokyo metro. Monday is closed, and Every other Tuesday is closed. It opens from 5 in the evening until 11 pm. For further information, here is the link to their homepage. >> 

An authentic bar in Ginza. 

A few minute’s walk from Ginza Station, it opens from 18 to 23. It closes once a week, and for detailed information, you can confirm beforehand by phone or SNS pages. >>

A few minutes walk from Ginza Station.

This bar in Ginza is the leading shop, and this group operates several other bars in Tokyo and other cities.

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