From mother to child. For the first time in 22 years, "Densetsu no Mise" is back!

In the 80s, when people said, "football barren days" there was a shop in Ginza called "too early sports cafe". Eventually, the shop was regretfully closed. 22 years later, in February 2007, the owner's mother revived the "Densetsu no Mise" with her son receiving the cord.

The shop which has such a dramatic episode has a lot of valuable exhibits that can give you a glimpse of South American football from the 70's to the 80's, such as the Peruvian national team. Old fans as well as young people who like South American football will surely get hooked if they go there.

The "back menu" features valuable video footage collected by the owner including the Toyota Cup.

sneak into a party commemorating "legendary revival"

At the center of the guests were members of "Tia Susana F.C." (have been active since the store closed), a football team that was established at that time and was made up of former store employees and regular customers, and rival teams.

Of course, the menu was different from normal business, and it was custom-made, but the pictures with autographs of the king Pele and the Peruvian hero Kubiyas, as well as many commemorative photos with South American stars who visited at the time of the Toyota Cup, were all over the wall, and it was like a museum telling the history. Especially, the picture of Pele wearing the uniform of "YAMMER" is rare!

Up to 60 seats are full.	Kubiyas, who scored 10 points in his World Cup career

I look forward to the menu that will be improved in the future.

The restaurant's signature dishes are "Frejoles" (Curry Style Dish Using Peruvian Beans/850 yen) and "Empanada" (Peruvian Fried Gyoza Dumplings/800 Yen) which are handed down directly from the 2nd generation Peruvian owner Aunt Susana. The "Inca cola" that is known to those who know it is a drink that is surprising to those who do not know it (laughs). ※ Cooking will be filmed later.

The restaurant's signature Peruvian food & drink	2 shots by owner and parent