Anything! The Fujigaoka-like night life is highly recommended as it spreads behind giant objects.

Fujigaoka, east of Nagoya. REVEL is a sports bar located in this area, which is famous as a residential area and a school district. Since it opened on September 2, 2003, it has been crowded with students and adults on their way home from work who enjoy watching sports or playing darts.

The secret to the wide popularity of both men and women is the almighty "There's nothing.". The delicious food menu is full of Japanese and Western fusion dishes. In addition to whiskey and shochu, you can also keep bottles of gin and tequila from the 350 types of drinks available.

In front of the entrance door is a giant object created by a local art university graduate. Please enjoy the wonderful space that spreads in the back.

From Fujigaoka REVEL, fans cheer until Nagoya Dome

In the first game of the Japan Series, the Dragons dominated Nagoya. The reporter visited REVEL 10 minutes away from home, still wounded by the defeat of his beloved Hawks. In the dark interior which is based on black and silver, many drummers come from the play ball and cheer enthusiastically on both hands of the megaphone.

The number of fans increased with each episode, and finally it was full. In the top of the eighth inning, his power reached its climax with a super fine play by a short well and a great addition behind it. On the night of the victory, the cheers seemed to reach from Fujigaoka to Nagoya Dome.

excited about the winning run	The seats at the counter are also full of excitement.

A superb omelet rice with perfect quality and quantity.

Even after the game, REVEL was full of fans who were immersed in the afterglow of victory and people who enjoyed darts. I was as fascinated as Kawakami and Darvish did with the fluffy egg demi-glace sauce omelet rice (890 yen). It was too big for one person to eat all by himself, so I hastily gathered my friends and had them enjoy it.

Fluffy and Creamy Omelet Rice	Colorful table seats are also recommended.