3 of us went there on a Friday evening (22/11/24). The staff were very friendly and helpful, the food was good and reasonably priced. It’s located just a few steps from the busy streets. The people there said they had been open a month ( I assume new owners)

We came w/o reservation and it was fully booked for flamenco dance. With my limited Japanese / Spanish, the staff were so kind to help us to book another flamenco show a day after, they made our Tokyo visit unforgettable ending w the authentic flamenco twist. Domo arigato🙏

Great Acapella show

I came to watch a flamenco show. I am very satisfied to be able to enjoy the powerful guitar, song, and dance from up close. The course food is all homey and warm items.

This is a tablao (Spanish/izakaya with a permanent stage) that has been around for a long time in Tokyo, and one of the few shops that lets you listen to live sound. The signatures of Spanish artists who have performed are written on the walls behind and to the side of the stage, telling the history of the shop. The cave-like acoustic space cultivates the aire (soul) of authentic flamenco. The interior of the shop is also an important element. I think it is one of the valuable flamenco-related heritages in Japan. (The microphone in some photos is for distribution)

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