From Okinawa to J-League!

It opened on July 11, 2003 with the aim of starting something new and supporting the dreams of young people.

As you can see from the name of the restaurant, the owner, Hiro, is naturally a Balsa fan, but he is also a supporter of F.C. Tokyo, and he ran a one-day bullet tour from Okinawa to Tokyo under the name of "FC Tokyo vs Albirex Niigata", the opening game of the J. League in 2004, as an employee training!

He is also the leader of the Supporters Club "DA 'I-DA' I" of Okinawa Kariyushi FC. Many soccer addicts are attracted to Hiro's attraction at the store. Their dream is "From Okinawa to J League!!" If you want to cheer (Support) together or talk passionately, please come visit!

The day of the national team match is hotter than behind the goal!!

On the day of the interview, I watched the Asian Qualifiers Final Round "Japan vs UAE" for the 23 Athens Olympics. There are more than 80 customers in the store and there is no place to go. Hiro smacks the drum (While frying!) and the reporters, not to be outdone, stir up the "Nippon Call Corporation". At the moment of Japan's victory, the sound of crackers and the atmosphere of the restaurant is at its peak! in a whirlpool of joy.

The excited reporter took the ball to a nearby park. When I found out that I was playing football for almost an hour with my friends who were happy together, I went home feeling exhausted.

Hiro is doing great on this day too!!	This heat is terrible.

Kiai = red pepper?

The original salsa sauce (Super spicy?) is the pride of "Taco rice" (600 yen) & "tacos" (400 yen). One bite makes me sweaty. Mmm, it's good! Immediately, he rinsed it with "Draft beer" (450 yen). On the day of the national team match, they put twice as much chili as usual.

Total 23 seats (counter6, sofa5)	The store's original "Awamori" is 1,800 yen.