I enjoyed a spacious and affordable café with a wide entrance in Machiya-machi, where I could also enjoy natural wines. Some of the wines for sale could be tasted on the first floor, making it a great place for foreigners visiting Japan to enjoy Japanese wines. Foreign visitors would want to try Japanese wines while in Japan, so it was great.

Mistakenly visited this wine bar thinking it was a neighboring soba restaurant, but the staff warmly welcomed me. They patiently explained their system to me, and I ended up buying a glass of wine for just 500 yen. They also had orange wine available. The atmosphere was lovely and stylish. It's a great spot for a first or second date. Just be aware that they may not offer food options!

A coffee and wine shop opened next to the popular SUBA. They offer standing or take-out service, and for wine, they have an interesting purchase flow where you buy a coin, insert it, and press a button for your chosen wine to be dispensed from a machine. This seems like a great way to enjoy wine easily in this hot summer. The second floor is a wine shop, a modern style!

"Soriles" is a popular restaurant known for its craftwork style dining experience, offering charcoal-grilled chicken skewers and standing soba noodles. The next move from the talented owner is to introduce a wine bar and a coffee stand next to "Soriles." The wine bar offers 12 types of wine at a flat rate of 500 yen, with varying pour sizes (25ml, 40ml, 60ml) depending on the type of wine. Customers exchange a special coin for the wine and pour it themselves from the wine vending machine under the counter. I tried a cafe latte (600 yen) this time, as I was in between work. The flow from standing soba noodles to wine is quite interesting! They are open from 10:00 to 23:00, making it versatile for various occasions.