ｍｉｋａｄｕｋｉ — Restaurant in Kanazawa

I opened the door to an empty Bar. Owner Take jumps and then proceeds to turn me away at 23:58. Posted hours of operation is 16:00 - 1:00. The worst part is he turned me away while it's pouring rain. I walked there looking forward to one drink and got soaked walking back to my hotel feeling frustrated and angry.

This is not Japanese hospitality I expected and totally unacceptable in Canada. Hell! Worldwide this act is deplorable.

I'll help the business edit hour of operations. All days after 23:30 is closed. Monday definitely closed all day.

Be very cautious all days you can be turned away. Hours posted and customer service means...

My favourite bar experience in Japan throughout my 2 week trip, I went back twice! Ambience and vibes extremely well curated with perfectly dim lighting and the jazz that he plays with his old Macbook Air tucked in a corner behind the counter. The owner is funny and nice, and though it is a great plus if you can converse in Japanese, he interacted well with other customers through google translate as well. Was a great experience to meet other travellers at the bar also. (Smoking is allowed). Will definitely come back the next time I am...

🇺🇸This bar feels like it came straight out of a Miyazaki film. Hidden among alleys, with a single streetlamp outside and small windows offering a glimpse into a wonderful space. A kind and dedicated man waits for his visitors with a big smile—Take, the owner, is truly passionate about what he does. He’s proud of his creations and surprisingly skilled at creating friendships and memorable moments using Google Translate, breaking down any language barrier with ease.

The variety of Japanese whiskies is exquisite, as is the selection of local gin and sake, which completes the experience. This is something you cannot miss if you’re visiting this beautiful city.

🇪🇸Este bar está directamente sacado de una película de Miyazaki. Escondido entre callejones, con una solitaria farola en su exterior y pequeñas ventanas que permiten un pequeño vislumbre al interior de ese gran lugar. Un hombre amable y dedicado espera a sus visitantes con una gran sonrisa: Take, el propietario, es un apasionado de lo que hace, orgulloso de sus creaciones y curiosamente muy hábil para generar amistades y grandes ratos a través del traductor de Google, rompiendo cualquier barrera que el idioma intentara generar.

La variedad de whiskeys japoneses es exquisita, al igual que su selección de ginebras y sake de la región, lo que completa el cuadro. Una experiencia que no puedes dejar pasar si estás de visita en esta...