Cover charge and drink prices are the same as for Japanese.

・There is a cover charge per person ,¥1430.

(included consumption tax  10%)

・The cover charge is not an entrance fee.

・Please pay the cover charge at the time of settlement. 

・Please order one drink per person, even if you are in a group.

 ・Charges include confectionery, small plate appetizers.

 If you are a vegetarian, please tell us when you order.

Small dishes will be changed to nuts, vegetables , and so on.

         (included in cover charge)

explanation

About Cover Charge. It is a system of a bar for drinking sake in Japan. Many bars charge a cover charge, a seat charge, or an overture fee. Some bars and izakayas do not list a charge. (Some shot bars do not have a charge.) Some bars and "izakayas" do not list the charge, because this was the norm in Japan.

I believe it should be properly marked, which is why I have a sign at the entrance stating it. The price is the same for both regulars and first-time customers.

According to one theory, this custom was established because the culture does not accept tips.

There are many reasons why I set the price of the charge. If anyone wants to know, I will tell you in my bar. However, in not so good English.

・The cover charge is not an entrance fee.

We especially want you to be aware if you are in your early twenties and don't know the rules and etiquette of how to spend time in a bar.

So it is not a charge to get in and stay for a long time with one drink, like in a dance club .

Currently, we do not allow Japanese people in their twenties who are new to the program to enter the restaurant, as there have been too many people who have not understood the concept over the past year.

Just think of the cover charge as a service charge.

So as part of the service, we accept song requests.

However, the Japanese do not accept song requests except from regulars, except when there are few customers. 

NIKKA's Yoichi Distillery Limited Edition Whisky

We  visited Nikka Yoichi Distillery during my summer vacation. We offer three types of whiskies that were purchased at that time and sold only at Yoichi distillery. 

We visited the Sabromaru distillery this past September. It is the fourth oldest distillery in Japan and has a very long history - Moonglow, a blend of malts over 35 years old, is a favourite in the bar, but we have also acquired some great whiskies. We will start serving those whiskies from 21 2024/2024.

We made a graph comparing AROMA and PALATE of Japanese whiskey with us and other bartenders. Since the graph is our private one, we disclose it only to visitors to this bar. The numbers written next to the whiskeys are marked on the graph.

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