Hyperlocal Tokyo

This bar offers a unique selection of tea-based cocktails. The staff is knowledgeable and provides excellent explanations, and they are fluent in English. It's a great place to bring foreign visitors, or you can simply listen in on their English explanations, which can sometimes be more helpful. Overall, it's a highly recommended spot for those seeking unique cocktails.

A bar with a tea concept. It's tucked away inside Ginza Six. The selection of drinks you can only find here is truly delicious. The shop is a bit small, so you might find yourself competing for seats with foreign tourists, given the location.

This bar offers a selection of cocktails based on Japanese green tea, including Gyokuro. Many of the cocktails have complex recipes and are exquisitely crafted. The Gyokuro course even allows you to enjoy the tea leaves at the end. It seems Japanese green tea is becoming increasingly popular, and this establishment is truly exceptional.

**Tips for Sitting Outside** I'm from Osaka and this was my fourth visit to this place. I sat outside for the second time. I noticed that the staff sometimes forget about the people sitting outside. So, if you're sitting outside, try opening and closing the door next to you (see diagram). The staff will notice you right away and come over to help! It's a great tip! Highly recommend it!

We ordered three cocktails and two Kuya mochi (a traditional Japanese sweet) for dessert, totaling around ¥7,200. With only four tables and eight seats, reservations are highly recommended. The space was quite small, which made it a great place to focus on the drinks. We went there after dinner at the Italian restaurant on the sixth floor, and the flow between the two was perfect.