A hard rock izakaya established in 2014 (Heisei 26). Named after Aerosmith, the restaurant plays classic hard rock/heavy metal songs from the 70s and 80s for guests to enjoy while eating and drinking. Customers can also request songs. The food menu includes typical izakaya snacks as well as curry and spaghetti napolitan.

I don't go to bars at night very often, but I have been to a few rock bars. If I see an Iron Maiden poster at the entrance, I'll definitely go in. Inside, they were playing some lively AOR music that perfectly matched my taste. I ordered a drink and they measured it properly, just the way I like it. This kind of attention to detail is important. They also served some delicious fried chicken. I wonder if the owner, who seemed to be the only one working there, made it herself. I would love to visit again if I have the chance.

I visited this place on a whim since it opened last month. The staff greeted me with a smile as I climbed the narrow staircase to enter. Inside, a huge Rilakkuma was sitting there. It's a cozy rock izakaya that's not too loud or intimidating. I ordered edamame, grilled chicken skewers, and octopus sausage for snacks. The chicken skin is recommended if you don't dislike chicken. The octopus sausage had a crispy surface and was delicious. I ended up drinking about 5 beers in 2 hours. They have counter seats and accept song requests from a large collection of CDs, making it a place you might want to visit alone.