たまさぶろ
From Ichigaya to Kudanshita near Yasukuni Street, it is a barren land of bars. There are actually quite a few restaurants in the area. Even in Tokyo, where there seems to be an abundance of bars, there are these holes. In Shibuya, Roppongi, Ginza, there are so many bars that even the ones that don't matter survive, but for some reason, this donut phenomenon occurs near the station. I think I should interview a real estate agent or something. In such a neighborhood, where you can settle down and enjoy a leisurely adult space, this is it. Perhaps because it is a barren land, there are surprisingly many people in suits for a bar. And, unlike the off-duty suit crowd at bars in Shinbashi, there are many conversations that are clearly work-related. Apart from that, it is a comfortable bar. The lighting and furnishings are in good harmony, and the wide counter creates a subtle distance with the bartender, so even if you are indulging in your thoughts alone, you will not be disturbed. Of course, the cocktails are excellent, but for some reason, when you visit here, you feel like having bourbon on the rocks. Despite the Spanish-style interior, you cannot feel any wildness, but that may actually create a craving for the slightly rough bourbon. Under the pleasant lighting, swirling the ice and quenching your throat with the amber liquid, it seeps into your very core. And somehow, it's not Scotch. I realized as I wrote this review, I've been quite neglectful.