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Who are you talking to? Lol. I visited Doshima Sanbo (the oldest shop) and Kitasanboa, but I haven't been here yet. I checked on Tabelog and found out they are open from 3 pm! I missed it the day before, but if I can go, I will. It's raining, but of course, I made my way to Osaka Station Building No. 3 underground. It's still a bustling dining area. The exterior looks quite elegant, with a sense of grandeur. I arrived at 3 pm on a weekday. I saw on the shop's page in advance that reservations are accepted. Sometimes, if there are group reservations, you can't get in. Luckily, I was able to enter and lean on the counter in front. It's tough to stand when you have a bomb on your waist, but with this posture, I managed somehow. What I ordered: Highball for 1,100 yen, draft beer for 900 yen. They serve peanuts (with skin) in a small dish, which is the Sanboa style. The Highball here is significantly tastier compared to drinking it at an izakaya, probably because you can see the process right in front of you. At this time, there were four staff members, more than the customers, lol. I watched as the beer was poured by the server in front of me. This was ordered by the previous customer. I had originally planned to have a fruit cocktail, but changed my mind to the delicious Ebisu beer. Since it's standing only, you can't stay long. It was good to stop by, and the feeling of relief won. The new Sannomiya was opened right in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, so I wonder how they are doing now. They are open, and even during the day? I should have stopped by when I went to Arima Onsen. Next stop is Tenroku, and then back to Kita-Shinchi, an inefficient plan, but it's okay since there's a one-day pass. And that's the end of it. The bill came to 2,530 yen, paid with cash.