This is a retro liquor store with a traditional feel. They seem to be considerate of the nearby residential area, as they always close one-third of the shutter and quietly operate until 8 pm. The lighting is dim, making it hard to tell if they are open or closed. The atmosphere may seem unwelcoming to newcomers, but don't hesitate to step inside. The right side of the store is the liquor section, while the left side is a standing bar. The simple interior consists of an L-shaped counter. You can enjoy quiet drinks and conversations with the modest owners, as it is not usually crowded. The only snacks available are oden and dried foods, adding to the retro Showa-era vibe of the place. The nearest station is Nishitenjaya Station. There is no menu for drinks or snacks inside the store. They offer Kagetsu sake, Satsuma Shiranami shochu in one-liter bottles, alongside a beer tap and a Suntory Old whiskey shot measure. Today, they are serving Super Dry beer. I enjoyed the classic oden with plenty of mustard. As I was bid farewell with a "please come again" smile, I left the store. Address: 2-10-27 Senbonkita, Nishinari-ku, Osaka City.