A warm, counter-style izakaya in Kameido run by a third-generation fisherman's family — grandfather was a fisherman, father ran a fish shop. The intimate wooden interior feels like a neighborhood secret: rustic shelves lined with Tohoku sake bottles, soft lighting, and a chef's counter where you can watch seasonal fish being prepared. The kitchen sources natural fish from Toyosu and Tsukiji daily, organic vegetables from contract farms in Aomori and Chiba, and sake exclusively from all six Tohoku prefectures, curated by a certified sake sommelier (kikizakeshi). Ideal for slow evenings with serious food and drink.
