This shrine mixes Japanese and Western styles, which makes it really different from the typical shrines you usually see in Japan.
Oyama Shrine | Review by 江華
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Otaru Orgel Doh Main Hall
This music box specialty shop has branches in various locations such as Otaru, Hakodate, Furano, Yokohama, Kamakura, and Kyoto. Its main building, which is the main shop, was built in 1915 (Taisho 4) and is designated as a historic building by Otaru City, preserving the remnants of the good old days.
The first floor is filled with endless music boxes, and the second floor has some unique displays. The whole place has a charming vintage European vibe—perfect for photos!
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HUB Shinjuku Ward Office Street Branch
The HUB Shinjuku Ward Office Street Branch has garnered plenty of buzz, particularly among the 20s and 30s crowd as a place for a casual drink at easy prices. The pub is complete with mounted monitors so you can keep up with the latest sports, especially soccer and rugby. Inside the HUB it's all about drinks and mingling while watching the game.
Whenever there's a soccer match, I always come here with friends to watch the game and have some drinks! They have a great selection of cocktails, and the place has a real British vibe. Perfect for group dinners, birthday parties, or just hanging out with friends.
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HUB Roppongi Store
Get lost in all the British pub atmosphere at HUB Roppongi Store. The menu at this go-to casual hangout lists over 100 varieties of drinks including beer and cocktails in addition to a full line-up of tasty snacks like Fish & Chips. Inside you’ll find the pub is fully furnished with several monitors so you can keep up with your favorite sports while enjoying a drink.
I really love the atmosphere here. They even decorate the hallway with a timeline of history, which is a unique touch!