“Petite literary bar Tsuki Ni Hoeru” is a petite literary bar, known as “Literary bar with the lowest threshold in Japan”. It was opened in 2012 by a master of active journalists.
Here people related to the publishing industry and bookish people mostly visit and have a lively conversation on literature. The owner of this bar is also a writer.
Even if you are not familiar with the literature, it is a “low threshold” friendly bar where you can easily enjoy with masters and other customers♪
Inside the bar, there are plenty of books and there is also a service that you can borrow books from visiting after the second visit♪
Besides bars, events such as talk events and reading books are also regularly held at shops.
Master
Plenty of books inside the shop
Here you can also enjoy original Cocktail named with a literature such as “Inzei Seikatsu (Royalty life)”, “Shimekiri Zenya (The night before the deadline)” and more. It cost 850 yen. Charge 500 yen. Drink 700 yen.
Literary bar with the lowest threshold in Japan
A book, written by a master
Information
| Restaurant Name | Petite literary bar “Tsuki Ni Hoeru” (プチ文壇バー 月に吠える) |
| Address | Shinjuku Golden Street G2 street, 1-1-10 Kabukicho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo |
| TEL | 080-8740-9958 |
| Business Hour | Mon.–Sat. 19:00–26:00 Sun./Public holiday 18:00 – 24:00 |
| Closed | None |
| Access | 5min walk from “Shinjuku Station” 6min walk from “Shinjuku Sanchome Station” 7min walk from “Seibu Shinjuku Station” |
NOTE: Shops information such as price, cuisine contents, opening hours, closing time or additional details may be subject to change, so please be sure to check the latest information directly at the shop.
