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From the orange stone walls to the snifters and sangritas, Agave is a perfect replica of an ...
Night owls with a penchant for quality cocktails and good music will fit right in at this ...
Three floors of oysters in a tastefully renovated Shinjuku building.
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After 35 years in Shibuya, this most curious of museums packed up and moved to Sumida-ku, not ...
Niigata Prefecture's Uonuma is home to some of the finest rice in all of Japan, and also ...
As you can probably tell from the photo, this open bar-style restaurant is always busy with ...
This is the fourth outpost of this insanely popular beer bar, which primarily deals in domestic ...
Operated by sake festival organisers Kurand, this crowdfunded Ikebukuro gem combines the ...
Dub is the password at this small but groovy DJ bar, found just a stone's throw from ...
How often do you get the chance to suck on some pig rectum? Probably not often enough, unless ...
Opened in a renovated Kachidoki warehouse along the Sumida River, this spacious 'entertainment ...
Curated by Horiyoshi III (pictured above in his younger years), a renowned master of ...
Away from the glare of more prominent chains, Ebisu has a thriving back alley (yokocho) dining ...
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Numabukuro's best local bathhouse stays open until 1.30am and attracts a diverse crowd, from ...
The hub for anything table tennis-related in Numabukuro, Kataoka has been in business since ...
As the name suggests, the interior of this quirky Nogata eatery is designed to resemble a tent ...
Stepping out of Nogata Station, look for the blue noren curtain with the word 'yakiton' (やきとん) ...
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