A sake bar called Kakitan (柿炭) opened on December 5 in Seido-cho, near Hanshin Ashiya Station!
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↑ A post from the official Kakitan Instagram account. The bar previously operated near Kurakuenguchi Station in Nishinomiya, and before that near Hanshin Nishinomiya Station.
↑ The exterior of Kakitan. This space was formerly occupied by Seido BAR.
↑ There was a small sign outside.
Here’s the location on the map ↓
The address is 6-3 Seido-cho, Ashiya, Hyogo.
What’s around Kakitan
↑ Head this way (south), and you’ll reach Ashiya Municipal Seido Elementary School.
↑ Head the other way (south), and you’ll come to the elevated Hanshin Main Line tracks. Beyond the underpass are the Italian restaurant Giovanni and Ashiya Kushiage Kopan, among other businesses, and the road leads out to the Naruo-Mikage Line. Turn left and follow the Hanshin Main Line to reach Hanshin Ashiya Station.
Sake Bar Kakitan
6:00 p.m.–11:00 p.m.
Closed
Unknown
Address
6-3 Seido-cho, Ashiya, Hyogo
Phone
Unknown
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(※Please contact the bar directly for the latest information on its menu, opening hours, and other details.)
In closing
At Kakitan, you can enjoy sake selected by the owner, a former sake brewer who spent 21 years making sake at breweries in the Nada Gogo region. Before relocating, the bar was reportedly featured on television, in newspapers, and on the radio. It looks like Kakitan has plenty of loyal fans dating back to its Nishinomiya days!
