The Auditorium — Restaurant in Tokyo

Stepping into this bar feels like a melodious journey back in time, with the golden oldies of Japan’s Showa era blending beautifully with classic hits from around the globe, all played from vinyl records. It's not just a bar—it’s an experience for anyone who appreciates the warm, rich sound of music as it was meant to be heard.

The selection of Japanese whisky here is second to none, offering everything from well-known labels to rare finds that even connoisseurs might not have tried yet. Each whisky can be paired with a crafted cocktail that not only complements its profile but also brings out the essence of the music playing. The most charming part? Order a cocktail, and they'll play a track to match it, enhancing the sip with a tune.

The drinks are exceptional, crafted by bartenders who truly understand their craft. From perfectly balanced classics to innovative new mixes, each cocktail is a hit. And with an English menu available, it’s easy for everyone to explore and enjoy without any language barrier.

Whether you're a music lover, a whisky aficionado, or just in search of a night out that offers more than just a drink, this bar promises an unforgettable evening where great music and great drinks harmonize perfectly. Don't miss out on this unique musical and gustatory adventure—it's truly a symphony...

After passing this place on foot earlier and being intrigued by the vibes, we walked back for more lowkey drinks after dinner in Ameyoko. I'm SO glad we did.

The most apt word I would use to describe this bar is: CURATED. The music, the drinks, the glassware, the decor... everything is intentional and immaculate. The staff were attentive, kind, and accommodating.

Drinks were AMAZING. We had several, from cocktails to straight whiskey, and I couldn't be happier with the selection and mix. The authentic carved ice added a great touch.

Once again, I want to give another shout out to the décor. I could spend hours looking around at the details comfortably, and even the bathroom is...

We found this place within walking distance of our hotel on the first night. After 24 hours of travel it was a welcome site. The hosts were warm and welcoming and despite the language barrier, we were able to have a nice evening and I was able to try out some Japanese phrases in a comfortable environment. We tried both whiskey and beer drinks. Everything was outstanding. The vinyl playing was just right and we were introduced to a Japanese singer whose music we loved.

We stopped in again, three days later and our host remembered us, and it was very kind again, walking us to the door & thanking us for coming. We will consider this forever ‘our...