Today was another delightful day! I was taken by my big brother figure to a place where I was told, "It's so much fun!" The staff were all cute and had great energy. The conversation flowed smoothly, creating a perfect harmony between delicious drinks and a great time. Apparently, they serve the best "Veuve Clicquot" in the galaxy (laughs). The restaurant is easy to find as it faces the road. The sign is next to the Azabu-Juban post office, and the interior decorations are cute. If you want to lift your spirits in Azabu-Juban, this place comes highly recommended!

Next to the post office in Asakusa, it seems that a new bar has opened, called cafe&bar. The glass windows make it easy to see inside. I noticed a sign saying that the 2nd floor is a yoga & boxing studio called JAMU, so it seems like they are affiliated with the bar. There were customers inside, so I decided to take a look and casually entered. The interior was bright and clean, giving off a good vibe. Behind the counter were only female staff. It seemed like a normal bar. As mentioned in other reviews, the famous "weird old man" was sitting at the end of the counter, enjoying his drink. He must be a regular customer.--------It seems like this bar has become quite popular.

I went to a place recommended by a junior colleague who said there was a really cute staff member there. It was located near Azabu-Juban post office, and the glass-covered interior looked like a cafe from the outside, but had a girls bar vibe inside. The place had high chairs at the counter and tables for four. I don't remember much from the third stop, but I think I had three oolong highballs and a glass of water, along with some pickles for a bill that exceeded 7000 yen. It reminded me of my past experiences in Kabukicho, but I also got to see a famous celebrity who made "daffu" popular, which was a treat after 28 years!