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Alleys in Ginza: An alley with "Torigin" and "Bar Lupine"
The alleys of Ginza this time are Ginza 5-chome, alleys with "Torigin" and "Bar Lupine".
From Ginza 5-chome, Harumi-dori St., enter Namiki-dori St. and go between Yoseido Gallery and Cartier on the left side of the direction of travel.
There is an entrance to the alley.
As soon as you enter the alley and walk a little, you will see the sign of "Torigin Honten" on the left.
It will appear.
This restaurant was founded here in 1951, shortly after the war, shortly after the war.
And it's a famous restaurant of Kamameshi.
Large yakitori baked at once using Bincho charcoal from Kishu.
It's a good reputation for kettle rice that starts cooking after listening to the order.
In front of "Torigin", it crosses the alley from Miyuki Street on the right side.
Enter this alley, walk a little and walk to the left of "Lupin".
You can see a big sign.
Lupin opened in 1928 and is a long-established store loved by Showa literary writers.
It's a bar (1 basement floor).
In addition to artists such as Kafu Nagai, Yasunari Kawabata, Ango Sakaguchi, etc.
Painters, actors, and photographers became regulars.
In particular, a photo taken by Dazai Osamu at the counter seat.
(Tadahiko Hayashi) is famous. The famous Moscow Mule is
It is provided in a copper cup (1200 yen excluding tax).
Please refer to the following website for the history and photos of Lupine.