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Standing bar on the ground floor of restaurant Hone, steps from Shinsen Station. Bartender-made monthly seasonal cocktails and fruit cocktails until 8pm, plus natural wines.
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Tachinomi in the basement of Shibuya PARCO, part of the Craft Beer Market group. A wide craft beer lineup and shari-kin sours with izakaya-style snacks; lunch menu too.
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Sake shop and standing bar on the second floor in Udagawacho, Shibuya. Direct deals with breweries; 60ml pours from ¥550, a timed self-pour from the fridge, and bottles to take home.
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A tachinomi in Shinsen with shochu and wine, paired with the house's own dishes.
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Craft beer stand on Dogenzaka built around Derailleur Brew Works, with 20 taps and cans to go. Tacos are the signature, which the shop pairs with a Sichuan-pepper IPA.
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Sake tachinomi on the third floor of a Dogenzaka building. Self-pour, unlimited-time flat rate for 70-plus regional sakes; no food is served, so bring your own. No corkage.
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Late-night standing bar in Hyakkendana, Shibuya. Reggae on the speakers, a karaoke room upstairs, no cover. Daytime use for pop-ups and exhibitions; sister venues in Shibuya and Nakameguro.
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Sakaba in Hyakkendana on Dogenzaka near Shinzen, with 14 seats plus standing room for about four. Creative dishes inspired by world food cultures—duck-broth fried ganmo, wagyu and leek-garlic red-cheddar gyoza—with shochus like Tsurunashi Genji and Akabu junmai.
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Fujiya Honten's shop in Shibuya Sakura Stage over two floors. The ground floor is a walk-in standing bar of drinks and starters; the basement seats you for dishes like white whelk and grilled wagyu.
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Neighborhood liquor store kakuuchi on the second floor in Tomigaya. Wine first, plus beer, sake, seasonings and goods; drink what you buy on the spot. Shares the room with a restaurant upstairs, so no outside food.
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Craft beer and regular beer, both enjoyed standing up. The compact counter setup makes it perfect for a quick one on the way home.
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Kakuuchi at a Shinsen liquor store founded in 1907. Pick from 100-plus European and American bottled beers in the fridge at shop prices, with one draft and the owner's mother's daily home cooking.
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Tachinomi at the top of Dogenzaka near Chiyoda Inari, in its 13th year as of 2025. Seasonal snacks in solo-friendly portions and Fukushima sake; there's a bamboo-fenced counter outside. No seat reservations.
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Natural wine stand in Shinsen. Italian plates change with the season, from Tuscan home cooking to pasta, and roasts come in half portions. No reservations, first come first served.
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Chinese tachinomi on the second floor of a Dogenzaka building. Small plates of seasonal ingredients with bold seasoning, like braised Shanghai crab or duck in black vinegar, mostly ¥500–900. Same group as Teppodama.
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Shochu, craft gin, and sake all under one roof — pull up to the counter and drink well.
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Aged shumai, Taiwan tea chuhai, tempura, cheese — this tachinomi plays cheerfully loose with Chinese and wine pairings.
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Chinese food, tachinomi-style — watch the cook work right over the counter while you drink.
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Natural-leaning tachinomi in Shibuya 3-chome. Every drink is ¥500 and snacks come in ¥300 and ¥500 tiers, with growers named on the menu. Bento cafe by day, gallery attached.
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Junmai-only sake bar on the 5th floor of a Dogenzaka building, from a Nagoya-born brand. Everything served is junmai, with emphasis on warmed sake across temperatures. The counter suits solo guests; balcony seats spring to autumn.
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Incredibly fresh sashimi and seafood, enjoyed tachinomi-style. Draft beer, sake, shochu — the drinks lineup is just as solid.
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Drinking spot in Udagawacho, Shibuya. Drinks from 400 yen, food from 300 yen, no cover; all-you-can-eat curry and pizza. Smoking allowed, free Wi-Fi and outlets, a live camera shows how busy it is, and football matches are screened.
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Honest cooking and drinks from ¥100 — tachinomi done right. Sashimi and fried bites keep the sake flowing.
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Japanese restaurant of the Fujiya Honten group in a basement in Sakuragaokacho, Shibuya. Skewers, sashimi and tempura with a wide seafood range from 200 yen, standing. Reservations on the official site.
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Stand-up soba shop in Shibuya 1-chome with a sister shop in Kyoto. Dashi from bonito, mackerel and Rishiri kelp anchors seasonal bowls like cold sudachi-and-fig soba, plus wine cut with dashi.
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A liquor store and convenience store rolled into one — katsu soba, early-morning drinks, beer, snacks from ¥650, and coffee, all at the counter.
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Tachinomi on the 2nd floor of Kotaro in Sakuragaokacho, Shibuya. Ten chairs plus standing room; seats can be booked by phone. Winter brings warmed junmai with oden and cheese boards. Also hosts rakugo nights.
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Tachinomi izakaya in Kamiyamacho, Oku-Shibu, 7 minutes from Yoyogi-Koen. Sakes like Dewazakura and Gauji are introduced with tasting notes; sashimi, stews and Hoppy. Private hire possible; featured in the magazine 2nd.
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Tachinomi izakaya 1 minute from Shibuya Station. Chuhai and oolong-hai are 170 yen, no seat charge and no otoshi. A senbero spot that also pitches itself for the 'zero-th' round.
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Snack-style bar in a Jingumae basement near Meiji-Jingumae. Deli dishes with beer, shochu and sake, usable as a standing bar. Renamed in 2023; a 'chi-mama' hosts. Card and e-money only.
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Beer house on Dogenzaka with standing on the 1st floor and sofas on the 2nd. German draft beer and high-heat pizza; 8-plus taps and bottles from many countries, sizes from 300 ml to 3 L, plus two original Fuji IPAs.
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Wine izakaya by the Inokashira Line gates in Shibuya. Standing bar downstairs, tables upstairs, seasonal plates like fig spring rolls and a beef-tendon curry to finish. Smoking allowed; open until 4am Mon–Sat.
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Natural wine, lemon sours, and creative seasonal dishes from ¥650 — a tachinomi that covers a lot of ground.
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Tachinomi in a Dogenzaka basement, opened 2021 and relocated July 2024. Run solo by the owner, who encourages solo visits, aims to be Japan's fastest at serving drinks, and asks guests to order promptly. Sashimi and other snacks.
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Standing tempura bar in the basement of Shibuya PARCO. Shrimp, anago and vegetable tempura plus novelties like caprese tempura, paired with wine or sake. Tendon and set meals at lunch.
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Fourteen kinds of tea-shochu highball run the show here. Downstairs is standing, the mezzanine has sofas, and on busy nights the staircase fills up too.
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Self-pour, pay-by-weight beer bar two minutes from Ebisu. Fifteen rotating mostly Japanese taps and 40-plus overseas bottles, billed by the tenth of an ounce. No food served; bring your own.
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Standing wine bar in Ebisu. The Q-style Neapolitan spaghetti has been on since day one, with wines from around the world, wine cocktails, bone-in prosciutto and ajillo. ¥400 cover.
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Kakuuchi on Meiji-dori in Ebisu run by a liquor store founded in 1921. American craft beer leads; buy and drink on the spot, with Spam musubi or chili dogs. Kids and dogs welcome.
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Draft beer, highballs, and a solid spread of snacks — this taishu sakaba keeps portions generous and prices low.
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Motsuyaki tachinomi in Ebisu. Motsuyaki and stews, yakiton and sashimi from 200 yen; highballs are the push. No reservations, cash only.
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Wine and cheese tachinomi in Ebisu. Off-the-beaten-path bottles like orange wines and Italian whites, paired with cheese dishes such as blue-cheese shiitake. Tables at the back.
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Standing Chinese spot 2 minutes from Ebisu, opened autumn 2024 by Nishi-Ogikubo's Le Pont. House lemon sour and orange wine with Chinese dishes. The shop notes this location may be temporary.
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Kakuuchi at a sake shop in Ebisu 1-chome. The Kyoto-born owner's hometown sake Shinsei is the core, with labels like Chiyomusubi and Hana no Mai; anything you like can be bought by the bottle. Brewery tasting events too.
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Tachinomi in Ebisu-Nishi, opened December 2022 as a 'neo izakaya', in the same group as bars VIVI and Bar dritt. Late at night it becomes a diner open until morning. Has featured four Ippin sakes from Yoshikubo Shuzo.
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Yebisu beer is the whole point here — the food menu is built around it, and it shows.
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Standing bar near Ebisu Station from the Yakitori Kazuma family. Charcoal yakitori of Daisen chicken, spicy fried wings as the specialty, and tasting sets of Hakushu and Yamazaki.
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Wine stand in Ebisu 4-chome. Natural wine and cake salé eaten standing, with cheese and coffee. 1,000-yen cover, cash only.
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Yokohama Kimijimaya's Ebisu shop on the 4th floor of atré Ebisu West, with a standing bar. Sake, wine, cheese and snacks, plus fairs such as Burgundy.
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Over 100 cup sakes plus gin and whisky, with snacks and sours starting at ¥300 — tachinomi done right.
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Tachinomi 3 minutes from Ebisu Station, run directly by a sake wholesaler. All-you-can-drink of 30 sakes is 1,200 yen per hour; limited picks are 500 yen a go. Three-kind dote-ni stew (600 yen) is the signature; snacks from 380 yen. Hoppy and Akaboshi too.
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Hormone cuts and fresh meat sold from an unmanned case — when staff are around, it doubles as a tachinomi spot for sours and snacks.
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Craft beer specialist three minutes from Sangenjaya south exit. Over 500 labels and 10 taps, daily posts on overseas arrivals and tap takeovers. Sister shops in Gakugei-Daigaku and Takanawa; dogs welcome.
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European beer bar and bottle shop in Taishido, 3 minutes from Sangenjaya's north exit, with a few seats and a small standing area. Craft beer is the focus; online shop too. One drink per person minimum.
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Seafood tachinomi on Chazawa-dori in Sangenjaya. The manager tours fishing ports to buy, so sashimi platters, Hyogo oysters and clam gangan-yaki feature. Folding chairs and outdoor spots.
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Attached to a deli counter, with fried snacks from ¥100. Grab a beer and enjoy easy kakuuchi-style tachinomi.
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Takoyaki and highballs, at a pace that makes time disappear. Everything runs 200 to 350 yen, so it's easy to stay a while.
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Tachinomi behind Chazawa-dori in Sangenjaya, marked by a white lantern and blue sign. The Kumamoto-born owner serves horse sashimi shipped from home and robata grilling. Looks full? Ask, there is usually room.
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Rich sashimi, a solid sake selection, and carefully drawn dashi — all within ¥2,000 at this tachinomi.
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Tachinomi spot in Setagaya, a short walk from Sangenjaya station.
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A tachinomi where you can drink from lunchtime for under 500 yen. Simple food — yakisoba leading the charge — and easy drinks, nothing more, nothing less.
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Sake specialist in Sangenjaya's 'triangle zone'. New arrivals—Shuho from Yamagata, Yamma from Niigata—are introduced daily on the blog. Sashimi, cheese and beer too; opening time sometimes posted the same day.
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Standing bar on the 1st floor of a building in Sangenjaya's triangle zone. Glasses come in regular, mega and giga; bring your own food. No cover, smoking allowed; the whole room's toast is posted every time.
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Craft beer and hard cider specialist in Shimokitazawa, a 1931 liquor store reinvented by its third-generation owner. Mostly Japanese and American labels; open your can on the spot. Mild-smelling snacks may be brought in.
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Standing Japanese tea stand in Shimokitazawa. Matcha latte with amazake and a matcha-over-apple-juice pour are the regulars, with afternoon kakigori in summer. Take-out available.
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Natural-wine snack bar in Kitazawa 2-chome, Shimokitazawa, produced by ABILL with a mama and rotating staff. Japanese orange wine and gluten-free snacks; a terrace, and a window stand in warm months. Open from daytime.
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Natural wine bar in a Kitazawa 2-chome basement, standing only. Wines from growers the owner has visited, aged in the storeroom until they are ready to open. Pouring since 2013.
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Second-floor tachinomi near Shimokitazawa with a green window. Whisky and house-infused spirits lead, with obanzai and skewers. Opens around 8pm and doubles as a gallery at times. Smoking allowed.
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Craft beer with tacos and cheese — a casual tachinomi spot that's happy to serve you from midday.
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Kakuuchi at a Shimokitazawa liquor store founded in 1975. Seasonal sake sold by the go measure from one cup, with labels like Kimi no I and Kasen. Snacks from next door start at 5pm; weekdays it opens after deliveries.
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Shimokitazawa sakaba calling itself a 'standing bar you can sit in'. Tenth anniversary in May 2026, celebrated with the Hikari no Mori Fes of live acts and DJs at a nearby venue. 'Passport' stickers handed out in-store.
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Fukushima sake from ¥700, paired with thoughtfully crafted small plates — a solid tachinomi find.
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Shochu, cheese, even coffee — this tachinomi pulls it off without breaking the bank.
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Kakuuchi at the Nakameguro shop of Isego Honten, a liquor merchant founded 1706, opened 2015. Paid tastings of sake, shochu, liqueur and wine from a stock of over 800; bottles are temperature-controlled in the warehouse.
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Wine, craft beer, and kakuuchi — all enjoyed standing up, with a solid lineup of snacks to match.
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Tachinomi in Nakameguro's Meguro Ginza shopping street. The owner spent ten years in the beer trade: ten taps of craft beer and Italian wine with dishes from starters to wagyu mains and finishing pasta. A domestic brewery is featured monthly; outdoor seats.
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Tachinomi on the 1st floor of Yamashita Building in Kami-Meguro, 4 minutes from Nakameguro's west exit. Sashimi and seafood with sake, including flights. Calls itself a back-street Nakameguro standing izakaya; solo drinking encouraged.
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A kakuuchi focused on natural wine, with a strong lineup of Italian bottles.
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Yakitori and kushiyaki at senbero prices — grab a Hoppy and a snack and you're set.
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Chicken-broth oden tachinomi under the tracks in Nakameguro, opened November 2016. Dashi-rich oden and seasonal vegetables, run by Nomura Honten, a drinks wholesaler from Ichinomiya founded 1919.
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Fresh sashimi and bar snacks, draft beer and Hoppy — all at senbero prices starting from ¥100.
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Kakuuchi inside a Hatagaya wine and grocery shop, drinking from 11am. Some days the owner opens wines carried home from grower visits; pair with sausages and deli items from the shelves.
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Natural wine shop kakuuchi in a Hatagaya basement. Sound by the owner's brother, musician Calm, with a music night every first Wednesday and grower tastings.
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Standing bar at Deguchiya, a liquor shop founded 1933 between Ikejiri-Ohashi and Nakameguro. Wine-led with shochu, sake, craft beer and cheese; Makiko Kanai's 'Makikore' wines are the push. Themed tastings almost monthly.
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Craft beer with clear-dashi oden and yakitori — a relaxed tachinomi that keeps things simple.
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Kakuuchi inside a Yutenji grocery run by an importer of Australian and New Zealand food. Open from midday, with Australian wines like Coonawarra by the glass, Melbourne tea and meat pies.
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Liquor shop with a kakuuchi in Gohongi, 5 minutes from Yutenji. The owner's sake and wine picks, with seasonal releases like Dassai, Sawanoi and Tamajiman's Risshun Asashibori. Italian wine and tequila too.
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Kakuuchi at a wine-centric liquor shop in the basement of COM-BOX, Ebisu-Nishi, 5 minutes from Daikanyama's east exit. Imported beers and champagne, plus tobacco and stamps. Cheese and snacks from 350 yen.
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Old-school kakuuchi tucked inside a dagashi shop — regulars pack the place.
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Wine store in Kitazawa 3-chome near Higashi-Kitazawa where you can drink standing or buy a bottle. Italian natural wine is the focus; the operator also runs the Italian restaurant Bricca.
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Tachinomi in Ikenoue, moved from Higashi-Kitazawa in 2013. House-made drinks and nuts are the signatures, Spanish standing-bar style. A sister shop in Sangenjaya.
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A minute from Kita-Sando exit 2, billing itself as the area's only small tachinomi. Daily fish dishes, and bento for sale at lunch on Thursdays. Cash on delivery.
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Standing bar opened in early 2026 in Mita 2-chome, nine minutes from Meguro. Shell-on shrimp, naan pizzas and wine; from 9pm it runs as a standing bar. Thursdays bring a free drink for solo guests.
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Tachinomi on Chazawa-dori with a huge round counter at its heart. Shumai is the signature, with around 50 sakes; dote-ni skewers use miso from the shop across the street, and oden takes over in autumn and winter.
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Tachinomi that a karaage specialist runs at night, 1 minute from Roppongi exit 2. Four styles—Mongolian rock salt, honey-soy, garlic, herb salt. Bento by day, takeout available. Fully non-smoking.
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Bar and select shop in Yoyogi 3-chome under a food-and-culture banner. Kyoto suba soba, Yose chicken and pork offal in vinegar share the room with an apparel shop; it doubles as a liquor store.
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Kakuuchi in Daizawa, Setagaya that is liquor store, bar, deli and goods shop in one. Over 50 mezcals to compare, house-brewed craft beer and 100-plus natural wines; everything on the shelves can be drunk on site.
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