Customers come to old izakayas not only because of the sake and appetizers, but also because of the cozy atmosphere of the building. The ``home'' of an izakaya is the ``home'' of comfort, the ``home'' of a place to be. This is because it is a place where you can identify with the building that has stood the test of time and affirm the life you have lived. ``Heritage,'' such as cultural, natural, and industrial heritage, refers to things that are at risk of disappearing if their values are not protected. Things that have been created over a long period of history cannot be reproduced, and that is why they have value. This book is the western Japan edition of the popular ``Japanese Izakaya Heritage''. This book features more than 400 visuals of ``Japanese izakaya heritage,'' which is a ``Japanese izakaya heritage'' that was founded in the pre-war to early Showa period, maintained old buildings, and continued to be loved by people for a long time. Introducing Aichi, Kyoto, Osaka, Shimane, Fukuoka, Oita, Okinawa, and Tokyo's izakaya heritage that could not be included in the "Eastern Japan Edition". We would like you to take a look around the store and appreciate its value while having a drink with our famous side dishes. Don't miss the building illustrations drawn by the author (all listed stores!).

<Western Japan Edition> Stores featured
・Daijin Main Store (Aichi Prefecture/Nagoya City)
・Akagiya (Kyoto Prefecture/Kyoto City)
・Shinba (Kyoto Prefecture/Kyoto City)
・Kyogoku Stand (Kyoto Prefecture/Kyoto City)
・Meijiya (Osaka Prefecture/Osaka City)
・Tagosaku (Shimane Prefecture/Masuda City)
・Oden Yasube (Fukuoka Prefecture/Fukuoka City)
・Sakabo Musashi (Fukuoka Prefecture/Kitakyushu City)
・Kotsukotsuan (Oita Prefecture/Oita City)
・Urizun (Okinawa Prefecture/Naha City)
・Saiki (Tokyo/Shibuya Ward)

Author: Kazuhiko Ota
Specifications: A5 size
Number of pages: 224 pages

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