The password is Fuerza (Hang in there.) Jico Japan!!

This restaurant opened 2 years ago and says "In order to see more South American football in Japan". A videotape of a Brazilian game is sent to the player, who can watch it two days after the game.

There are two projectors, and it is also a feature that you can cheer in teams. On the other hand, the 50 seat chairs of popular cards such as the Japan National Team match are skipped and the player stands. You can drink as much as you like for 3,000 yen, and you can make a fuss with cheering with conga. It will be crowded, so please make a reservation early.

The owner and his wife, Sesar, said in fluent Japanese, "I want to see Japan vs Brazil in the World Cup!" They are "oasis" in Koganemachi, where customers come to see the warm personality of the couple.

Soccer, dance, DJ, cooking ... South American theme park!?

Left, right, left, turn! She jumps into the regular Latin Dance Lesson and steps to the salsa rhythm, producing a pleasant sweat. Just like a tropical country! (But because it was my first attempt, I was close to a drunken staggering gait.)

At this store, not only watching soccer games, but also dance classes are popular. The smiles of the regular customers who said, "I made a friend in this store" were impressive. Live performances by DJs and seaside clubhouses held at Zushi Beach during summer (7/1- 8/31) are also popular. Check out the store's website for event information you can't miss.

Breathtaking couple owners	Projector 120 inch!

Savor the nutritionally balanced Brazilian and Peruvian cuisine!

In Brazil, rice is accompanied by bean dishes. The curry styled stewed beans that was left overnight has a deep flavor and the chicken is soft and impressive. You can enjoy daily South American dishes. You can enjoy home-style dishes such as spicy marinated mussels (500 yen) and Brazilian croquettes (600 yen) at a reasonable price.

Does Latin Dance Create Love?	You can adjust the spiciness with salsa sauce.