If you have some extra time, I recommend walking from Hamamatsucho or Daimon Station. The distance isn't bad at all, and walking lets you really appreciate how big Tokyo Tower is as you get closer.
Tokyo Tower | Review by 落合賢
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Yakitori Tetchan
At the north exit of Kichijoji Station, there is an area of about 100 shops affectionately called Harmonica Alley or Harmonica Yokocho. Most of these shops are restaurants, and this yakitori restaurant in one corner is a lovely spot to stop into. We are working on the interior design of the Olympic Stadium.
They have a great selection of craft beer and other drinks, and there are tons of food options like yakitori. I couldn’t decide, so I asked the staff for recommendations and went with that.
Everyone was polite and helpful, so I felt at ease and got to enjoy some delicious drinks and food. -
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amaterrace
This bar and dining in Niigata City is known for great food and plenty of entertainment. It’s a convenient 4-minute walk from Niigata Station, the main Hokuriku terminal served by the Shinkansen, and is open from 8 p.m. until early morning, making it easy to drop by for both locals and visitors. The food menu is famous for quality that goes beyond the usual bar fare. Authentic oven-baked pizzas that rival specialty shops and seasonal pasta dishes make the Italian options especially popular.
A place where you can enjoy drinks and food late into the night.
It’s close to the station, so it’s easy to get to.
They have a big drink menu, and you can also have fun with darts, billiards, and karaoke—it's a great dining bar. -
Sekai no Yamachan Main Store
The specialty of this restaurant is the "Maboroshi no Tebasaki", which would make you absolutely addicted for its spiciness and flavor of the "Maboroshi no Kosho（Phantom pepper）" and "Hiden no Tare(Secret sauce)".
This goes perfectly with beer!
So tasty!!!
And the prices are really reasonable.
