When it comes to Kurokachidoki, it's known as the "most difficult to find shop on the island despite being close to the station." This is the second store. In reality, it's more like a wine shop with a standing bar. You can drink wine at the stand on the first floor and purchase it from the cellar in the back. But there are also large tables on the second floor where you can sit. Looking at the blackboard outside, it seems like they offer a rental kitchen service. They also have light snacks that go well with wine. I didn't buy any, but the Niigata wine I tried was delicious. The cloudy rosé sparkling wine was 1,200 yen per glass.

It was a nice little place! They seem to have a wide variety of wines. The atmosphere is easy to drink in, and the prices are not high, so it's the kind of place where you'd want to have a drink on a hot day after work. It's much more convenient than drinking at home, and you can try different things, so I would like to go again.

I have been a customer of the owner of this shop since he was in Kobe. This place is primarily a wine shop, but you can also drink standing inside (like a wine bar in Kansai). You can enjoy delicious wine while being soothed by the always smiling owner, Emi-san's talk. There is a variety of wines in the cellar, so you can buy them to take home or open them on the spot (with a corkage fee). Alongside Crocachidoki, this place is highly recommended for drinking wine at Kachidoki.