A calm, warmly lit seafood izakaya two minutes from Kameido Station's north exit, centered around a traditional irori (open hearth) grill. The kitchen sources seasonal fish daily — bonito direct from Kochi, premium shellfish, and whatever the morning market yields — and sears many items with a dramatic straw-flame technique. Alongside 20+ curated nihonshu from small producers around Japan, the menu features creative small plates that change with the catch. 34 seats, non-smoking, and family-friendly; reservations recommended on weekends.
