A tiny standing-room oden bar right at Oji Station, marked by a huge steaming oden pot at the entrance that draws passersby off the street. It grew out of Hirasawa Kamaboko, a fish-cake workshop founded in 1962 in nearby Kamiya, and has served hand-made oden at this branch since 1999 — the fish cakes and hanpen are still made daily at the parent workshop from mako and blue shark surimi. Regulars pack the narrow counter, ladling oden straight from a huge partitioned pot and pairing it with boiled kamaboko served itawasa-style, plus a Nepali-style chicken curry added by the current owner. Ordering is pay-as-you-go per round, smoking is allowed throughout, and it's classic senbero (cheap all-day drinking) territory.