This shop has a wide variety of sake and many delicious snacks, so it is highly recommended! The interior of the shop is designed for customers to take off their shoes and the tables are sunken kotatsu style, making it very comfortable. Unfortunately, on this day, they didn't have the items we wanted to eat due to sourcing issues. We usually order tachiten (deep-fried chicken skewers) and tachipon (deep-fried pork and onion skewers) or fresh oysters, but we will come back for a rematch! It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

If you are a fan of sake, I think it's worth stopping by at least once! ^_^

This restaurant is located on the second floor, where you take off your shoes at the entrance. There are 6 counter seats and 4 tables, making it easy for solo diners to enjoy. It's recommended to make a reservation, especially on weekends when it can get crowded. They offer a selection of 100 types of sake, including rare ones that are hard to find elsewhere. The owner is a certified sake sommelier, so you can ask for recommendations based on your preferences. The sashimi is fresh and delicious, but some dishes like vinegar miso salad and grilled fish lack finesse. Overall, it's a satisfying restaurant with a TV and membership service available. On a revisit, the sashimi was average, and there was a lack of suitable side dishes to pair with the sake. This realization led to a slight downward adjustment in the rating score.