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Tokyo Pub Guide
There are countless places offering good sake. Almost any Japanese restaurant attempting to come off as even slightly modern will have a few bottles of sake in stock. But it's even better to search out proper sake pubs, where the selection is unparalleled in terms of both quality and quantity.

Sake pubs come in all manifestations, from serene to boisterous, moderate to expensive. Some serve a wide range of standard sake, where others stock sake that cannot be had elsewhere. Some serve only snacks to accompany your sake, while others are full-fledged restaurants with outstanding food and sake.

Symbol for Good Dining and Good SakePlaces where you can get great sake along with a decent meal are denoted by this symbol.
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TOKYO
Top Ten
Asagaya
Awajicho
Daikanyama
Gaienmae
Hachioji
Higashi Jujo
Hiro
Iidabashi
Ikebukuro
Ikejiri Ohashi
Kamiyacho
Kannai
Kojimachi
Monzen Nakacho
Nakano
Nishi Ogikubo
Nogizaka
Ochanomizu
Otsuka
Roppongi
Sangenjaya
Shibuya
Shimbashi
Shinjuku
Shin Ochanomizu
Shinsen
Tamachi
Tokyo Station
Toranomon
Ueno Hirokoji
Yoyogi-Uehara
Yurakucho
Yutenji
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