Hamano Hotel is located 8 minutes from Nishi-Sanso Station and 14 minutes from Exit 5 of Dainichi Station. They are open from 4 pm to 9 pm, closed on Sundays and holidays. They will be temporarily closed from the 8th onwards (open until 8 pm on the 12th). They offer a variety of drinks such as draft beer, chu-hi, highball, shochu, sake, and plum wine for 260 yen including tax. They serve oden all year round. The staff, especially the friendly and cheerful female staff, are great at creating a lively atmosphere. It's recommended to contact them in advance if you are coming from a distance. Yesterday, they only had snacks and canned food available due to the upcoming temporary closure. I enjoyed a Super Dry beer for 260 yen and a whiskey on the rocks for 360 yen. They also offer warm sake and different types of shochu, including rare ones. The hot water mixed with Namiha shochu was delicious. They allow video recording as well.

Hamano Hotel, located near Nishi-Mikasacho Station and Oji Station Exit 5, is open from 4pm to 9pm (currently closing at 8pm) and closed on Sundays and holidays. From 4pm to 5pm on weekdays, a friendly older sister is in charge. Their specialty drinks include draft beer, chu-hi, and highball for 260 yen including tax. Oden is available year-round, and their snacks and canned foods are delicious as well. The manager is friendly and welcoming, and they allow video recording.

Hamano Hotel is located 650m from Nishiyamaso Station, 850m from Dainichi Station, and 900m from Kadomashi Station. The restaurant is a bit hard to find, but it is a cozy standing bar with a lovely female bartender until 6:00 pm (5:00 pm on Saturdays). They offer drinks like Black Nikka and Super Dry draft beer for 260 yen including tax, or a large glass for 520 yen. Shochu and sake are also available starting from 260 yen. They serve oden all year round. Payment is made at the same time as receiving your order. You can also enjoy authentic senbero. Smoking is allowed. The number of customers has been decreasing year by year, so they appreciate the support of local customers.

Capacity is about 10 people, it's a standing bar in a residential area. About 80% of the store is retail space. Most of the customers seem to be regulars, but newcomers are also welcome. Draft beer (Asahi Super Dry), chu-hai, highball (Black Nikka) are 250 yen. There are also various other drinks like whiskey, shochu, and sake. I was interested in the peach plum wine, but unfortunately it wasn't that strong. I passed on it this time. Nikka Grape Brandy, something about being distilled in a pot still on the label. A very easy-to-drink good drink. Straight and chaser (water), pickled vegetables, chilled tomatoes, cheese & crackers. There were also snacks like dried foods, canned foods, and oden. It's a pretty nice standing bar. The standing corner is open from 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Based on experience, it closes at 10 PM. Thank you for the meal.

Long-awaited visit to Hamano Saketen Nishiyama-so, offering Nishiyama-so, Dainichi, and Kadoma-shi Station draft beer for 260 yen and 520 yen, which is cheap. The sake selection is also quite unique. The delivery department has seen a decrease in demand due to the impact of COVID-19. The owner also manages a yakiniku restaurant in Tenroku and Nakazakicho called Tori Gunkaku.