Discreet, out-of-the-way bars have been a staple of Japanese culture for decades. Before World War II, Tokyo was filled with these pocket-sized dives â called nomiya (counter bars) â with space for just six or seven stools.
Discreet, out-of-the-way bars have been a staple of Japanese culture for decades. Before World War II, Tokyo was filled with these pocket-sized dives â called nomiya (counter bars) â with space for just six or seven stools.