Co. Kirico
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CO-KIRICO is a neighborhood karaoke bar tucked away on the second floor of a local building near Nogata Station's north exit, just a two-minute walk from the Seibu Shinjuku Line. The interior has an eclectic, mismatched charm — think retro décor mixed with casual counter seating and group tables that invite both solo drinkers and after-work parties. A lively and unpretentious spot popular with local regulars, it serves a straightforward bar menu of cocktails, highballs, beer, and light snacks alongside karaoke entertainment. Perfect for an easy night out in the Nakano backstreets.
Address
6-chōme-4-3 Nogata, Nakano City, Tokyo 165-0027, Japan
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Hours
Today
Opens soon19:00 – 02:00
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
19:00 – 02:00
Wednesday
19:00 – 02:00
Thursday
19:00 – 02:00
Friday
19:00 – 02:00
Saturday
19:00 – 02:00
Sunday
19:00 – 02:00
Features
Smoking permitted (designated booths)Walk-in welcomeCash onlyKaraoke bar with eclectic retro decorSolo drinkers, small groups, after-workCounter seats and group tablesKaraoke availableCocktails, highballs, beer, shochu, wine
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Menu
* The menu was scanned by a user, not uploaded by the owner. There may be inaccuracies.
Beer
Highballs & Sours
Cocktails
Shochu & Sake
Soft Drinks
Snacks & Light Bites
Beer
Draft Beer
Freshly poured chilled draft beer on tap. Light, crisp, and refreshing — the classic way to start a night at the bar.
¥500
Bottled Beer
Bottled Japanese lager served cold. A reliable choice for those who prefer their beer from the bottle.
¥500
Heineken
Imported Dutch lager with a distinctive mild bitterness and clean finish. Served cold in the bottle.
¥600
Highballs & Sours
Whisky Highball
Japanese whisky mixed with chilled soda water over ice. Crisp, aromatic, and endlessly drinkable — the quintessential Japanese bar classic.
¥500
Lemon Sour
Shochu mixed with sparkling water and fresh lemon juice. Tart, refreshing, and slightly sweet — one of the most popular drinks in Japanese bars.
¥500
Grapefruit Sour
Shochu blended with grapefruit juice and soda. A light, citrusy sour with a pleasant bitterness that pairs well with bar snacks.
¥500
Plum Sour
Shochu with ume (Japanese plum) syrup and soda. Pleasantly sweet and tangy with a distinctive Japanese plum flavor.
¥500
Cassis Soda
Black currant liqueur topped with soda water. A fruity, lightly sweet sparkling drink with a deep berry flavor.
¥550
Cocktails
Cassis Orange
Black currant liqueur mixed with fresh orange juice. A crowd-pleasing cocktail with a sweet-tart berry-citrus balance.
¥550
Gin and Tonic
Dry gin served with tonic water and a wedge of lime over ice. Botanically aromatic with a clean bitter finish.
¥600
Moscow Mule
Vodka mixed with ginger beer and fresh lime juice. Spicy, refreshing, and served with ice for a cooling kick.
¥600
Campari Orange
Campari bitters blended with fresh orange juice. A sophisticated, bittersweet Italian-inspired cocktail with a vibrant red color.
¥600
Vodka Tonic
Clean, neutral vodka lengthened with tonic water and served over ice with a squeeze of lemon. Light and easy-drinking.
¥600
Fuzzy Navel
Peach schnapps combined with orange juice. A smooth, fruity cocktail with a sweet peach-orange character — approachable and refreshing.
¥600
Shochu & Sake
Sweet Potato Shochu
Japanese distilled spirit made from sweet potato. Rich, earthy, and slightly smoky — best enjoyed on the rocks or with a splash of water.
¥500
Barley Shochu
Smooth, mildly flavored shochu distilled from barley. Lighter and more neutral than sweet potato shochu, good on the rocks or in a sour.
¥500
Sake (One Go)
A single serving (180ml) of Japanese rice wine. Served at your preference — warm, cold, or room temperature. Flavor varies by selection available that evening.
¥600
Soft Drinks
Cola
Classic cola served over ice. A familiar non-alcoholic option for designated drivers or those pacing themselves.
¥300
Juice (Orange / Grapefruit)
Chilled fruit juice available in orange or grapefruit. Refreshing and alcohol-free.
¥300
Oolong Tea
Chilled Chinese-style oolong tea. Mildly earthy and smooth, often used as a soft drink option or mixed with shochu.
¥300
Snacks & Light Bites
Bar Snack (Otoshi)
A small complimentary or cover-charge snack served automatically when you take a seat. The contents vary by day — typically a light salty bite that pairs with your first drink.
¥300
Edamame
Boiled and lightly salted young soybeans served warm in the pod. A classic Japanese bar staple — simple, satisfying, and perfect for snacking between drinks.
¥300
Karaage Fried Chicken
Bite-sized pieces of chicken marinated in soy sauce and ginger, then deep-fried to a golden crisp. Juicy inside, crunchy outside — one of the most beloved Japanese bar snacks.
¥500
French Fries
Crispy golden fries seasoned with salt. A universally loved snack that goes well with beer, highballs, or any drink on the menu.
¥400
Potato Salad
Creamy Japanese-style potato salad with soft mashed potato, carrot, and cucumber, dressed with mayonnaise. A comforting and filling bar side.
¥400
Mixed Nuts
An assortment of roasted and salted nuts — peanuts, cashews, and almonds. A simple, shareable snack to keep the table going through a long night.
¥300
Cheese Platter
A small selection of cheeses served with crackers. Light and satisfying, this pairs especially well with wine or whisky-based drinks.
¥500