Furarito

and a street with small bars

Original Text

I made a reservation for Shinkoyaki no Ginneko and stopped by to go take out. About １０ minutes walk from the station. Showa retro atmosphere. However, now that the corona is sick, there are quite a few small shops, and it felt quite dense to drink inside. (Of course, I just received it at the entrance without waiting time and didn't go inside)

This alley may not be suitable for elderly people and children.

Original Text

I went to Ginneko for Shinkoyaki, but it was refused because it was full, and the shop next to it was refused to enter for children, and if I entered another shop that offered Shinkoyaki, It was imposed on more than 1000 yen per person after entering the store except for passage (400 yen? / person) and drinks. It was difficult for three people to order food for more than 3000 yen with the mother of the late elderly and the daughter of a kindergarten child. The woman at the shop was unkind and I didn't enter if I knew it. I'm going to drink it quickly, but after all, 7000 ...

Ambience in the early Showa period

Original Text

"Furarito" is an alley located in 7-chome, Gojo-dori, Asahikawa City. It is a bar area like Yakitori Yokocho. There is a Hachiya Gojo founding store famous for Asahikawa ramen!

Retro.

Original Text

It is about a 10-minute walk from Asahikawa Station. There are bars and ramen shops. I like the Showa retro feeling of a local city.

Neighbourhood pub

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There are small pubs and yakitori houses in a small alley. When I entered the yakitori house with a Betty Cat character called Betty, my grandmother runs it alone, and next to me, it was like a neighborhood uncle in suits. I thought it would be quite expensive because I ate a lot, but my grandmother gave me a lot of discounts. It was okay because it was less than we calculated, so I just told you to go, so I was warm and thankful again.