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Chu-Hai stands in Tokyo?
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2011/5/16 11:03
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Are there any chu-hai stands in Tokyo or do I still have to goto Yokosuka for that?
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by ikon (guest)
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What do you mean by "chu-hi stand"? Chu-hi is served at almost all izakaya (Japanese style pub) in Japan.
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Outdoor Chu-hai's
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2011/5/16 21:00
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Chu-hai stands are basically outdoor vendors that sell chu-hai's....kinda like yakitori stands. They are usually set up on side streets or in alleys.
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by Guest (guest)
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Navy version of tachi-nomi?
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2011/5/16 23:07
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I Googled the phrase "chu-hai stand" in Japanese and it seems to be a term unique to those stationed at the Yokosuka U.S. Navy Base. But those places seems to be the equavalent to what the Japanese generally call "tachi-nomi-ya" and tachi-nomi-ya exist here and there throughout Japan. If you're looking for something in Tokyo, you might like Shinbashi area, although I'm not sure how well foreign visitors fit in there. Here's a quick Google map search on "tachi-nomi-ya." http://maps.google.co.jp/maps?rls=com.microsoft:*:IE-SearchBox&oe=UTF-...
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