On October 18, 2024, I visited a newly opened wine bar with a friend. The location is near Musashi-Koyama, across from the Ozeki supermarket, and the owner, a female manager, runs the bar solo. The interior features an L-shaped counter and standing tables, creating a quiet, adult atmosphere. We tried the following dishes: - **Dried Fruits** (800 yen): A mix of iyokan peel, cranberries, and pineapple. It paired perfectly with the wine! (laughs) - **Cheese Platter** (1200 yen): Consisting of Camembert and Gorgonzola, served with crackers and rum raisins. Again, it was a great match with the wine! (laughs) As for drinks, I had the **Monthly Glass of Red Wine** (800 yen): Cuvee de la Maison Rouge (France, Merlot). My friend enjoyed three different glasses! The owner, being knowledgeable about wine, curated an excellent selection that was delicious. The wine was medium-bodied, full-bodied yet fragrant, and very pleasing. **Highlights:** Stylish and comfortable atmosphere. **Wishful Thinking:** None at all. There are several wine bars in Musashi-Koyama, but this refined establishment is quite unique. It's perfect for solo female diners or dates. I believe it will become a beloved spot as Musashi-Koyama continues to develop. I also heard that a classy bar has opened on the second floor. Thank you, I’ll be back! Thank you for the meal!

The entrance was dark and it was a bit unclear whether it was open, but once I went inside, I found a spacious and beautiful interior. (Recently, they have put up a sign at the entrance, making it easier to know if they are open.) The L-shaped counter has a calming decor, and I was able to enjoy my wine comfortably.

A wine bar located just a few minutes from Musashi-Koyama Station. Contrary to its cute sign, the interior has a clean and calm atmosphere. Since it’s a new establishment, it’s very well-kept. There is one restroom. The owner has quit their previous job to start this business, which makes you want to support them. On this visit, I only had a light drink because it was my third stop of the night, but they offer glasses of sparkling wine, white wine, and red wine. The glass wines were a bit on the expensive side, but the taste was average. I'm curious about their selection of bottle wines. Unfortunately, the water served was tap water, and payment could only be made in cash. They mentioned that they will be working on various payment options in the future. Since they have just opened, I hope they continue to improve on these finer details.