Japanese Canned Food & Train Bar

Japan truly has some of the craziest ideas! KIHA, located in Ningyocho Tokyo, offers food and drinks in a train-themed atmosphere. They offer a variety of canned foods including fish in brine and salted pork and corn, nostalgic snacks that used to be eaten on trains before bento boxes were the norm.

There is an entrance fee of 500 YEN. However you get a free bowl of rice crackers served to you. Drinks are all you can drink and cost 500 yen for 10 minutes for the first 20 minutes. However if you are planning to stay for at least 30 minutes, the price drops to 300 yen for every 10 minutes. So we suggest you stay for a minimum of 30 minutes as it's actually cheaper that way. Canned food ( warmed up for you ) can be purchased separately and start at around 200 yen per can.

ADDRESS: 1-6-11 Nihonbashi-Horidomecho, Chuo-ku
Tokyo
Mon-Sat 6pm-11.30pm Closed Sundays and holidays.

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