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Kanagawa sightseeing charm creation conference Yokohama & ＜Gourmet・Amusement＞ Kawasaki Kawasaki City Tourist Attraction No. Extremely exciting for the Ultraman generation! 2688 Kaiju Sakaba (Monster Tavern) An izakaya (Japanese style pub) with the theme of “monsters” that appear in the “Ultraman” series. This sakaba was born from the concept of “a place for ultra-monsters that Explanation of sometimes fight toe-to-toe with heroes, that sometimes get completely beaten up by Tourist Attraction heroes, to blow off their blues every night and to replenish their energy, in order to wreak more havoc tomorrow”. An extremely popular place since it serves as an oasis for “forever young men” who grew up watching Ultraman. selling point In the restaurant, you can enjoy food inspired by the show. “Alien Baltan’s Hospitality (crab pilaf)” and “Gudon’s Recommendation! Twin Tail Fry (fried shrimp)” are popular dishes. Address NMF Kawasaki-Higashiguchi Bld. B1F, 3-1 Ekimae-honcho, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa-ken Opening Hours 17:00-24:00 (Weekdays), 15:30-24:00 (Saturday), 15:30-22:30 (Sunday and Holidays), Closed on January 1st. Availability of Parking Unavailable URL http://kaiju-sakaba.com/kawasaki/ Recommended Season All year Access Group/Individual Mark Individual 1 min walk from Kawasaki Station (JR line) East Exit Target Regions Europe, North America, Oceania, Asia 5 min walk from Keikyu Kawasaki Station (Keikyu Main Line) Specific Model Route Details Individual JR Line [Kawasaki Station] …Walk (1 min) … LAZONA Kawasaki Plaza (60 min) … Walk (15 min) … Warehouse Kawasaki (60 min) …Walk (5 min) … Dining at Kaiju Sakaba (Bar) (90 min) …Walk (5 min) … JR Line [Kawasaki Station] Start Kawasaki Station Goal Kawasaki Station Time Required 4 hours ©TSUBURAYA PRODUCTIONS Nearby Sightseeing Spot LAZONA Kawasaki Plaza Cyber Kowloon City [Kawasaki Warehouse] Accessible directly from JR A large-scale game center Kawasaki Station, this is a located in front of Kawasaki large commercial facility with Station and containing a roughly 330 fashion and reproduction of the Hong- gourmet shops. There are Kong slums of Kowloon City. also specialty shops, The billiard, darts, and Japanese sweets shops, a Internet café floor is open food hall, as well as 24-hours a day. (Free restaurants. parking) 2019.9 219.

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