STREAMLINE — Restaurant in Tokyo

The owner, ワカさん, was such a breath of fresh air in Tokyo. His bar was the most inviting place I had been throughout my entire trip and I am very grateful to have met him.

Alongside him, all of the locals were very friendly and worked with me being very accepting of my broken Japanese which Waka-san was able to translate to English for the other locals. I even made a new friend that I was able to spend time with while I finished the rest of my trip before returning to Canada!

The bar itself is an absolute beautiful establishment. Wall to wall there is stuff to look at and admire--much of which is artwork or musical instruments that the owner has either drawn, collected, or plays. The ambience of the dimly, yet vibrant, lighting with the relaxing jazz playing in the background was something I won't forget.

I would highly recommend going to STREAMLINE if you get a chance; you will not be disappointed.

To the owner and friends I made while...

Another place I never would have found without a recommendation. Like taking a step back in time to post world war two Japan. The menu is simple, but you really don't care when you're there. The owner Waka was so awesome and very friendly. He shared his cigarettes with us and we talked for over an hour about history. I would...

We stumbled by this bar and were ready for bed but it looked so interesting we decided to have a couple more 🍻 The bars theme is post wars 1940s with lots of original memorabilia and it’s also set inside a submarine, hard to explain but very cool! Lovely owner, very chilled and nice to chat to. Soft jazz playing and everyone...