I made a reservation for the 2,500 yen course on a Saturday (12:00-16:00). In addition to sake, there are also shochu, liqueur, plum wine, and soft drinks, so you can enjoy it every time you come. On this day, cheese happened to be free! Finally, ice cream is served, so it's fun to eat it with strawberry liqueur or coffee liqueur on top!

The shop offers all-you-can-drink alcohol, including sake, fruit liquor, plum wine, beer, and more. Customers can bring their own snacks, and even order delivery pizza or Uber Eats. The shop has a wide variety of rare and unique alcohol options, allowing customers to enjoy different flavors. One particularly delicious drink was the mume Pink plum wine, which despite having a 10% alcohol content, was very easy to drink and almost tasted like juice. Even for those who are not used to drinking, it goes down smoothly. The shop also offers alcohol for purchase online, making it a great gift option.

On a Saturday without a reservation, I was told I could enter for 90 minutes. You can bring your own food, and the Japanese sake inside the restaurant is all-you-can-drink. You can use up to 3 glasses. There is also draft beer and other drinks, making it really fun. They even have fruit liqueur. It's great for people who enjoy drinking. The table of a group of 6 nearby had delicious-looking food and seemed to be having a great time! They even had miso soup that you could drink as soon as you poured hot water. Bottled water is always available, so you can feel at ease. They really take care of everything. You can also order simple snacks inside the restaurant, but next time, I want to buy my own food and have unlimited time for a rematch. It was fun to try various delicious Japanese sake from different regions!

All-you-can-drink sake for 90 minutes at 2,200 yen. Beer is also all-you-can-drink. They also have shochu, fruit wine, and awamori. You can bring your own snacks like sashimi or side dishes. They provide chopsticks, plates, soy sauce, wasabi, and even a microwave. The lineup of sake is interesting with many varieties I've never seen before. It's a great deal for sake lovers who can handle their alcohol.

A restaurant where you can enjoy all-you-can-drink of 100 types of sake, mainly Japanese sake and fruit sake. I made a reservation a few days in advance for my visit, but the table seats were already fully booked, so I had to reserve a standing spot. The restaurant opens at 12:00 in the afternoon and the all-you-can-drink deal lasts for 4 hours until 4:00 pm, priced at 2200 yen (tax included). It's quite cheap! Since there is no time limit, all the customers who made reservations arrived at the opening time. They offer a variety of Japanese sake, from chilled to hot, as well as fruit sake that you can mix to create your own cocktails. It's very popular among women, as all the table seats on the day of my visit were occupied by female customers. You can enjoy your favorite drinks in your desired amount and compare different options to find your favorite. On this day, I tried around 16 types of Japanese sake and ended up enjoying 2 of them before the closing time. An hour after opening, all the tables were full, and there were no vacant seats afterwards, so I think making a reservation in advance is essential. The place is less crowded at night, but the prices are higher, so if you want to drink cheaply, I recommend visiting during the day.

I made a reservation for a Saturday lunch drink-all-you-can. It's only available on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays from 12 to 4 pm! In addition to sake, there are also shochu and liqueurs, so you won't get bored! (Beer is Kinmugi). Glasses, plates, towels, and seasonings (soy sauce, shichimi, mustard, etc.) are all provided.

I enjoyed various types of Japanese sake. It was nice to be able to try liqueurs other than sake. I was also happy that miso soup was available.

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I went to the reception of KURANDSAKEMARKET, which will open in Akihabara on August 14th ★ A new product called "Ume Koi," a plum wine produced by former AKB48 member and talent Umeda Ayaka, was announced. Umeda said that her dream of making plum wine herself, inspired by her first experience drinking plum wine, has now come true. Using Nankou Ume plums from Wakayama Prefecture, two types of plum wine have been produced under Umeda Ayaka's supervision, from the manufacturing process to the label design. The "Ume Koi" series includes "Ume Koi Amasupparai" with a perfect balance of sweetness and refreshing acidity, and "Ume Koi Sutsukiri Shito" with a refreshing taste enhanced by the subtle bitterness of green tea. To celebrate the release of "Ume Koi," a special tasting campaign will be held at KURANDSAKEMARKET Akihabara from September 4th to September 17th. Guests can enjoy one cup per day of this limited edition plum wine. KURANDSAKEMARKET has 6 stores in the Kanto region (Ikebukuro, Shibuya, Shinjuku, Ueno, Shinbashi, Yokohama), with the Akihabara store being the 7th. Guests can enjoy unlimited tasting of sake for 3240 yen (tax included) with no time limit, or opt for 90 minutes for 2160 yen (tax included) or 30 minutes for 1080 yen (tax included). In Akihabara, a special daytime drinking plan is available on weekends and holidays from 12:00 to 16:00, offering unlimited sake tasting for 2000 yen with the option of standing or sitting. At KURANDSAKEMARKET, guests can pour their own sake into glasses and bring their own food or snacks at no extra cost. The Akihabara store offers both standing and sitting options, unlike other branches. The store also handles popular foreign brands like Aogiri and offers seasonal sour drinks. Customers can also participate in giveaways by posting on social media and enjoy a variety of over 150 types of sake, shochu, plum wine, and fruit wine from different regions. The fruit wine series is constantly changing, allowing guests to create their own original cocktails. I personally enjoyed the Cocoa Liqueur and would love to have it at home. Whether for gatherings, social events, or after work drinks, KURANDSAKEMARKET is a must-visit spot. I have visited the Shinjuku store before, and the location is convenient from Akihabara or Suehirocho stations.

KURAND SAKE MARKET, a sake specialty store where you can compare and drink over 150 types of alcohol including shochu, plum wine, and fruit wine, opened in Akihabara on August 14th. You can freely compare your favorite sake from over 100 varieties (over 150 in Akihabara) that are carefully crafted by breweries nationwide. They offer a self-service style where you can choose 3 favorite sake cups and drink as much as you want within a time limit from the refrigerator. You can bring your own food or order delivery. It's a prepayment system, so you can enter and leave anytime. They provide plates for serving, microwave, and simple cooking utensils, so you can enjoy it as if you were at home. They also offer free rental of outlets, mobile batteries, playing cards, and more. They have unique sake with stylish names, and you can enjoy unique ones like "I love choco" to go with chocolate. They have a wide selection of fruit wine, and I enjoyed a kiwi liqueur soda mix. The homemade sake cocktails are exceptional. They also offer ice cream for dessert.

■ KURANDSAKEMARKET Akihabara store offers approximately 150 types of Japanese sake for unlimited drinking for 3,500 yen! KURANDSAKEMARKET Akihabara store has opened in the electric town of Akihabara, so I attended the reception. It's like heaven to have Japanese sake in the fridge for all-you-can-drink. They have rare sake from all over Japan and unique sake developed in collaboration with sake breweries that you can only drink here. In addition to sake, you can also enjoy shochu, liqueur, and Japanese sake cocktails. It's also nice that you can bring your own food. There are various pricing systems such as 2,000 yen for daytime on weekends, 1,000 yen for 30 minutes in the evening, and 500 yen per cup. Day drinking is great, isn't it? ■ Ayaka Umeda fell in love with the plum wine "Ume Koi" Former AKB member Ayaka Umeda appeared! She collaborated with KURAND to produce plum wine. Umeda personally selected two types of plum wine at the sake brewery, which will be released as "Ume Koi" on September 4th. The regular plum wine, "Sweet and sour", and the matcha-based "Refreshing". I also tried these, and they are unique and interesting plum wines. It was like heaven for those who love alcohol and can keep drinking forever.