日本酒バル・米屋イナズマ
Inazuma Nihonshu Bar
Discover the perfect pairing of nihonshu and French bistro cuisine at Inazuma Nihonshu Bar, a hidden gem in Kobe.
Dining
Casual Dining, Nihonshu, Bar, Kobe
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Inazuma Nihonshu Bar offers a unique dining experience where over 50 varieties of carefully selected nihonshu are paired with French bistro dishes. Located in the heart of Kobe, the bar provides a relaxed atmosphere with wooden and concrete interiors that evoke the spirit of traditional Japanese sakagura (brewery). Whether you're a nihonshu enthusiast or a curious first-timer, Inazuma promises a delightful culinary journey that blends the best of French and Japanese cuisine.
Facilities & Services
- Counter Seating
- Private Event Hosting
- Free Wi-Fi
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