It's a shop connected to a wine cellar next to a liquor store. It seems to be open only on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, so I made a reservation for this visit. When we arrived around 7:30, there were no other customers. I wondered if it was reserved just for us as we started drinking. We ordered some snacks like sardines, salami, pizza, and others (I forgot) to go with the red bottle we opened. The best part of this shop is that you can choose what wine to drink from the wine cellar in the back. In the end, the three of us opened four bottles, so my memory is a bit fuzzy in places, but this system was very fair. As for the food, well... the dishes that can be served as they are taste good, but I wish they would improve the quality of the cooked dishes. The appearance matches the atmosphere, but enhancing the taste further would increase the value of this shop in my opinion. That day, there was only one person at the counter, so the atmosphere was a bit lonely. It's more enjoyable to have other customers' voices around while eating. I look forward to improvements in the future!

This is a wine bar that is apparently owned by the neighboring wine shop. The atmosphere inside is calm and relaxing. Let's try a bottle of wine right away! But when looking at the menu... "There are no bottle wine options". What? No bottles? But actually, you can choose a bottle of wine from the cellar next door. Plus, for a corkage fee of only +500 yen, you can drink it in the bar. So, let's go through the door to the cellar! There's quite a variety of wines to choose from. Gaio and Sari picked one, and we started with a white wine toast! The Marc Tempe Riesling M 2002 (3990 yen + 500 yen) is so delicious! And even with the corkage fee, it's a great value at 4500 yen! The anchovy and olive appetizer (500 yen) and the Chateau Le Prieure 1999 red wine are also delicious! The food options range from light snacks that pair well with wine to pasta, pizza, and meat dishes. It's a great place to relax and enjoy your favorite food and wine. The cheese platter with four varieties (1300 yen) was also delicious. Before we knew it, the restaurant was full. It's a popular spot for good reason!

Located in front of Keihan Fushimi Inari Station, this wine shop is accompanied by a wine bar called Oomoto. It is only open on weekends, starting from 7pm, so I always grab a bite somewhere before heading there. The wine shop displays their actual products like a wine list, and you can consult with the staff while choosing your wine to enjoy on the spot. The wine selection is extremely rich, with a majority of French wines but also including wines from major regions to New World wines, ranging from Grand Cru to table wines. They have a wide range of domains and vintages, and just selecting a wine already makes you feel happy. You can enjoy the selected wine for an additional 500 yen, making it a very cost-effective option. This shop is truly a grateful presence.

Located just a short walk north from the west exit of Fushimi Inari Station on the Keihan Main Line, then head west at the end of the road and you'll find the restaurant about 20 meters on your left. I visited this place after going to Uotatsu. I was on the verge of tears when I discovered this wine bar in southern Kyoto, as I couldn't find any others in the area. I've been here a few times, and what stands out about this place is that they have a wine shop next door (connected inside the restaurant). You can purchase your favorite wine from the shop and bring it in for a corkage fee of ¥500. I wouldn't say the food is particularly outstanding, but since it's a wine bar, focus on enjoying the wine to the fullest!

Fushimi Inari Daigen is a wine bar where you can enjoy high-end wines for only 500 yen more than retail price. It feels like a wine paradise. The photo shows Pommard. Enjoy the happiness of being able to drink Pommard at the bar at a low price.

This is a liquor store that sells wine. It is listed in the phone book under Oomoto Saketen. When you receive a receipt, it seems like a shop designated by Fushimi Inari Shrine. The shop is a small dining bar. You can choose and enjoy the wine you want to drink. They offer a variety of dishes such as pasta that go well with wine. I think it's a satisfying place for those who enjoy dining with wine. The prices of the wine are reasonable. If you bring someone who claims to be a wine connoisseur in Ginza, they will be amazed by the low prices. It's a good place to take wine enthusiasts. Please check the business days on the website, as they are only open on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, so be careful!