A bar with a homey atmosphere where a wide range of customers gather.

The owner, who is also a youth soccer coach, planned the event in response to the children's "I want to watch soccer!". After studying various sports bars, they opened the bar in October 2001, just before the Japan and Korea World Cup.

The restaurant is named after "Home" from "Home & Away" "at home". As the name suggests, the friendly owner couple and young staff warmly welcome you.

There are 30 seats on the quiet floor with tapestries and a lively counter with a large screen monitor. There are tabletop TVs in four tables on the floor. You can enjoy replay videos for yourself.

It was a national team match where we had a relaxed, slow and exciting game!

After crossing Mahoroba Ohashi bridge at the north exit of the station and going up a gentle slope, I heard a little cheer in silence. The Kirin Cup Japan vs Bulgaria. The audience was mainly regular customers because it was a weekday, but the staff also put on uniforms to cheer them up.

The reporter sat at the counter table on the floor and sometimes stared at the desk monitor, alternating with the impact of the large screen. The result of the game was... defeat. After the match, there was a family-like atmosphere where we could talk with the staff and the guests without being satisfied.

Stylish Cafe-style Floor	We're all on the monitor.

From light meals to snacks, the food and drink menu is extensive.

"Deep-fried cartilage" (550 yen) was delicious as a snack to go with alcohol. Homemade pizza (From 600 yen) and plum wine are also recommended, and there are a lot of them so I can't decide. The friendly staff will also make fancy omakase cocktails. There are various services, but you can drink as much as you like for 1500 yen while the Japan national team match is on air! Service in progress.

We have everything from pilaf to edamame.	into My TV. (Laughter)