I went to a cafe bar called Tír na nÓg in Ginza 5-chome with a friend on Saturday afternoon after seeing their SNS and it looked really nice. Tír na nÓg is a place in Celtic mythology, a favorite dwelling place of fairies, consisting of three islands. Personally, I remember playing a computer game called Tír na nÓg similar to Dragon Quest about 30 years ago, where I used a lot of fairy magic to defeat enemies and progress, it was a nostalgic word for me. Upon arrival at the restaurant, we had to go down the stairs as the place is located underground. The atmosphere was dark and fantastical, with copper fairies hanging on the staircase landing, creating a surprising fairy world. We were seated at a table near the entrance, and the interior was dimly lit with a lot of copper fairy figurines decorating the tables and shelves. The BGM playing in the background was reminiscent of DisneySea music. The place had a wonderful atmosphere, with many young female customers and couples filling up the seats. The table we sat at had round chairs facing the wall, and there were numerous copper fairy figurines placed on the tables and shelves. The number of fairies was impressive. The staff explained that the keys hanging around were used to create the fairies, according to the story. The restaurant originally belonged to a group in Bangkok, Thailand, and the current owner bought it and kept the large number of fairies for the ambiance. We ordered the Heaven Lonely Flows (White Rum, Lemon Juice, Raspberry Syrup, Mint, Soda, Cotton Candy) and the Empress Garden (Vodka, Strawberry, Blackberry Syrup, Cassis Syrup, Lemon Juice, Champagne) cocktails, as recommended by the staff. There was an additional charge of 500 yen per person. The Empress Garden cocktail was served first, with three white dumplings on top of the red cocktail, which was visually appealing and delicious. The Heaven Lonely Flows cocktail was brought out next, with a giant white cotton candy that was surprisingly large and impressive. The cocktail had a refreshing taste with lemon and mint. Overall, the experience at Tír na nÓg was fantastic, with unique drinks and a magical atmosphere.

I was able to get in on a Saturday night without a reservation. The entrance is exciting and it feels more like a theme park than a quiet bar. It would be a great place for a date! There are table seats and sofa seats, and the atmosphere inside is quite lively. The decorations are like something out of a storybook world, designed by an Australian designer. The butterflies hanging from the ceiling are real. It's allowed to take photos freely inside the restaurant. I sat at the counter and the staff were friendly and engaging. When you tell them your preferences, they recommend drinks that suit you. They were all delicious with a unique twist. The cocktail with cotton candy topping was especially delightful with its sweet sugary aroma! The cover charge is 1,000 yen, and drinks are around 1,700 yen each, so it's not cheap, but the atmosphere and taste are really good, so it's worth a visit!

I used it for a cafe time on the weekend. I thought it might be crowded, so I went down the stairs leading to the underground, opened the door nervously, and found that there was no one there and no sound... Maybe they are still preparing...? Just as I was about to turn back, a staff member came. The overall atmosphere was dark, and the door blended in with the wall like a hidden door, so it took a while for my eyes to adjust. After we entered, only a young couple and a foreigner came, so the store was empty. I ordered two non-alcoholic drinks with cotton candy, and they looked Instagrammable. The taste was so-so... sweet, more like a typical juice. The cotton candy was fun at first, but I got tired of it after eating about a third, and my hands and the table became sticky. It felt like it was geared towards younger people... maybe it would be different if I came at night and ordered alcohol. Thank you for the meal!

I finally visited a restaurant that I had been curious about for a long time! First, the entrance door... It looked like a door to another world, making me excited right from the entrance. When I opened the door, there were stairs leading downstairs... But when I went downstairs, it was a dead end! Huh? Where do I go? Then, a normal wall turned into an automatic door that opened smoothly... It felt like I was in a Disney attraction! As I walked through the dark corridor into the restaurant, I was once again surprised! It truly felt like a different world... What is this place? The dimly lit interior, or should I say moody interior, with statues and trinkets placed on the walls, floors, and hanging from the ceiling, gave off a Harry Potter-like vibe! Or maybe a Ghibli world like Spirited Away? It may seem cluttered, but it's not dirty at all. The lighting and atmosphere in the restaurant are calming. I kept wondering what this place was all about, but in the end, it felt so relaxing that I ended up staying longer than expected! Oh, but I think it would be even better as a bar at night, with a moody and cool atmosphere. Especially for female customers, it would be a hit, and as a place to have a meal and then say "Let's go to one more place," it's the perfect spot! I'll definitely visit during bar hours next time.

I used it for the second time. The world view was created from the entrance, and the inside of the store was very stylish. There were many menu options, and the original cocktails looked very cute. The bartender was also considerate, shining a light when taking pictures of the cocktails, which was lovely. I want to go back to try other cocktails!

I have visited this place when it had a different name, and this time there were noticeably more foreign visitors (very few Japanese people). Everyone was taking pictures inside with their cameras, walking around and exploring. The drinks looked cute and had names that appealed to women, making it a great choice for a date. The staff were friendly. The atmosphere was a bit dark and had an adult vibe, but for some reason, Britney Spears and pop music were blasting loudly, so I personally thought it would be nicer with a quieter jazz music.

A cafe & bar located near Ginza Sanmara Koji. When you open the heavy door, it feels like you are being invited into an extraordinary world. The interior is themed like a fairy factory, with fairy figures and materials for making fairies (such as keys and magic potions) scattered throughout the place. The cute sofa seats were occupied by people enjoying themselves, and the lively house music added to the atmosphere. The place is not for a quiet drink, but that's also part of its charm. The cafe & bar opens from 14:00 in the afternoon until 28:00 at night, which is quite rare in Ginza where most places close by 1 or 3 in the morning. During cafe hours (14:00-19:00), there is a charge of 500 yen per person, and during bar hours (after 19:00), the charge is 1000 yen per person. I sat at the counter and tried some cocktails: Ash Backward, Fairytale Lover, Lily. Ash Backward is a citrusy cocktail with a strong sweetness and a hint of acidity, making it easy to drink but more suitable for those who like sweet drinks. Fairytale Lover is a rum-based cocktail with a high alcohol content, a killer cocktail with a refreshing minty taste that can be dangerously easy to drink. Lily, the main attraction of the bar, is a visually stunning cocktail covered in white clouds, which are actually cotton candy. The cocktail inside is sweet, and you can either eat the cotton candy while drinking or dissolve it in the cocktail for added sweetness. The overall taste of the cocktails is on the sweeter side, so it's more suitable for those who are not big fans of alcohol. However, if you want to enjoy a more authentic drinking experience, they also have whiskey on the menu. For those who don't drink alcohol, there are also several non-alcoholic cocktails available, so it's a safe choice for groups with different preferences. Relaxing in such an extraordinary space somehow refreshes you. When people think of bars in Ginza, they often imagine authentic and tough places, but it's nice to know that there are casual and enjoyable bars like this one as well.

I finally got to go to the restaurant I wanted to visit. I actually wanted to go to a cafe in Tokyo or around Shinbashi that is open late, but I couldn't find one, so I decided to check out a place that was labeled as a cafe & bar. It was located in the basement of a building, and when I opened the heavy door and went down, I was greeted by a mysterious atmosphere and smell. The interior was dimly lit with orange lights and had music playing, creating a club-like ambiance. The space was long with tables and sofa seats lined up. It was mostly couples, but there were also groups of women, men, and foreigners, making for a unique mix of customers. There was also a counter where you could quickly have a drink and leave. I ordered a yuzu cocktail, which was refreshing and delicious. Since it's mostly reserved for guests, be sure to keep that in mind!

There are many iron fairies in Ginza, so I visited a concept bar for the first time. The unique atmosphere that spreads the moment you enter. Various expressions such as fairies, fantasy, paradise, and spirits come to mind, but the name of the bar, Tír na nÓg, means the land of eternal youth, the land of immortality where fairies live in Celtic. There is also a small entrance for dwarfs on the door, so perhaps fairies come and go freely (?). Keys and butterflies (apparently real) are hanging from the ceiling, and bottles of Fairy Dust (apparently magical powder that grants wishes) are placed everywhere, with many gargoyles or goblins-like creatures around. Honestly, I didn't know what to order, so I went for the photogenic Brook, a cotton candy latte. Compared to what I saw online, the cotton candy was a bit stiff... The music playing was not as moody as I expected, but it wasn't distracting either, with an interesting selection. Whether it's because of the fairies or the friendly staff, I found the atmosphere pleasant and ended up staying longer than planned.

The cotton candy was really impressive. It was stylish with a macaron on top. The cocktails were also delicious. There is a system where the price changes depending on whether you stand or sit, and they explain it at the entrance. The unique interior of the restaurant is also stylish, with many foreigners creating a lively and pleasant atmosphere.

It's like a hidden gem, a shop located underground. I was excited when I first visited. This time is my second visit. The interior design of the shop is well-themed, making you feel like you've entered a mysterious country. There are also many foreign customers, creating an atmosphere that doesn't feel like Japan. The cocktails are both playful and delicious, making it a fun and enjoyable time. I will definitely visit again if I have the chance.

I was wandering around Ginza looking for a second bar to drink at, and ended up entering a bar that seemed nice. It's located in the basement of a building called Cheers Ginza, which has stylish food and drink establishments. When you open the heavy door, it feels like entering a Disneyland attraction. The interior is dimly lit, with a wide variety of drink menus that are hard to read due to the small print. I asked the staff for recommendations and when the drinks arrived, they were each unique and visually appealing. I tried the recommended Kyoho grape cocktail, which had a marshmallow on top, making me feel a bit embarrassed as a middle-aged man drinking it. Overall, it's a trendy bar that seems to appeal to women. I would like to use it again for a second party with female guests. Thank you for the meal!

Located about a 4-minute walk from Ginza Station, you can see the sign of the popular restaurant "Matsuo Jingisukan" in the same building. This cocktail bar, with its first store in Bangkok, has a theme of "the world where iron fairies live." The moment you enter, you will be enveloped in a captivating world! The dimly lit interior and the cute fairies scattered throughout give visitors a sense of being in a different world. Moreover, there are plenty of unique cocktails and stylish food menus here! Highly recommended for a second date!======MENU=======Cover charge (1,000 yen) / Fairy Tail mule (1,500 yen) / Ash Backwards (1,500 yen)———————o0o———————-・Address: B1F, Cheers Ginza, 5-9-5 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo・Reservation: Available (03-6274-6416)️・Business hours: Monday-Saturday 11:00-4:00, Sunday 11:00-23:00・Payment methods: Various credit cards・Average cost: 5,000 yen for 2 people⭐️Tabelog rating: 3.43———————o0o———————-Instagram ID: tam_gourmet_

The cotton candy cocktails were amazing. There were also cute cocktails with candy sculptures and macarons on top. The cover charge is 1000 yen per person. The cocktails cost around 1500 yen each. The cocktails are very Instagrammable, and there were many foreigners visiting.

When I descended underground, it was like entering a different world! I was surprised. I went in the evening during Golden Week, so there was no wait to get in. I ordered two hot coffees, the daily cake (apple pie), and pudding. There is a seating charge. The pudding had an almond flavor. Both were delicious. Many people around me seemed to be ordering drinks with cotton candy on top. The restroom was amazing! It was a place to enjoy the atmosphere!

I used it for the first time, but the atmosphere is nice ◎ The shop is located underground, and you can hear music even outside the door, which makes you hesitate a bit if it's a club, but it's a stylish bar. I visited around 10pm on the weekend and the seats were almost full. Maybe because they have drinks that look good on Instagram, there are many female customers. There are also drinks that look good in the atmosphere, making it a favorite place for girls.

The space is quite nice, but the staff keep pushing for drink orders, which is tiring! I want to relax and enjoy my drink, but once finished, they clear everything from the table! There is no warning given, but it feels unpleasant! If you can overlook that, the atmosphere itself is nice so I recommend it!

I randomly stormed into a bar. From the entrance, loud music was leaking out, giving off a club-like vibe. However, inside, it was surprisingly a bar where everyone was sitting down and drinking. Most people were drinking cotton candy cocktails, but I just had a regular highball. The alcohol was too strong, so it wasn't very tasty. There were quite a few foreigners, and the place was quite lively.

The specialty of this place is cocktails made with cotton candy and original cocktails inspired by fairies. I tried the Parigennuz Caprine for 1700 yen, which is a cocktail topped with a macaron. It was very cute and stylish, with a caramel-like bitterness underneath the macaron. It looked very fashionable. Many people were ordering the cotton candy cocktails, which caught my interest. There is a table charge of 1000 yen. I am interested in trying the cotton candy cocktail.

The drinks were all creative and it was very fun to order. The taste of the drinks was very easy to drink, and most of what I ordered this time was sweet. The atmosphere of the restaurant is playful and enjoyable, and the staff are friendly. I definitely want to go back again. There is also English on the menu, so it would be no problem to bring foreign guests, and I think it would be very exciting.

I was taken to this bar by someone who knows a lot about bars. The entrance had a carefully crafted atmosphere, and I was surprised to find such an original place in Ginza. Inside, there were stuffed animals on display, and a variety of original cocktails to enjoy a surreal experience! I think it would be fun for friends to visit together, but since the interior is dimly lit, it seems like it would be great for a date night. Thank you for the meal!