A sports bar where you can enjoy cooking that you cannot imagine from its ethnic appearance.

The first things to catch your eye when you enter the store are the billiard tables and soccer table games in the center of the spacious space. There are also a number of other board games available, and since they're open until morning, it's tempting to stay longer.

During big events, these are cleaned up and a large 80 inch screen descends from the ceiling.

The shop, which has a stand that can accommodate 70 people, is completely different from the traditional atmosphere of adults. The owner is worried that the treasures on the wall will disappear, but he says, "The customers in the downtown are all gentlemanly.".

Open until morning = Don't miss the late night sports scene!

When I asked, "Sports Bar in Kinshicho" I said to myself, "What? This reporter did not have an image. The owner, Mr. Honma, seems to feel this and says, "Sports bars are difficult in downtown.".

However, in order to meet the needs of maniacal customers, the event is divided into 5 ranks, with a sufficient number of monitors for a seating capacity of about 40, an infrastructure capable of watching almost all sports channels, and it is possible to broadcast the event through 3 channels in the store. It is a shop that understands the fun of sports as it says "Sports are raw. He is particular about live music.".

The big monitor is coming down!	Table games for adults

The beer is Heartland. (owner talk)

As he says, "I'm not playing sports in a pub, I'm turning a sports bar into a cafe." the menu is one of the highlights. The "Weekly Deli 3 Kinds" (680 yen), which is an assortment of seasonal vegetables, seafood and meat, is a manifestation of this commitment. If you are worried about the menu, go outside and talk to the menu board with pictures.

The texture of the shrimp was irresistible.	Counter & Hall Staff