80s Bar Kayokyoku Hit Studio is a listening bar in Nagarekawa, Hiroshima.
Editorially verified August 3, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Address: 4-18 Nagarekawa-cho, Naka-ku, Hiroshima
Bambino spreads a teppan dining bar over two Mikawa-cho floors in Hiroshima, cooking omurice up to the 04:00 kitchen close every night of the week.
DrinkHighballs
TipSimulation golf, darts and karaoke share the upper floor, so it works better for a group than a quiet drink.
Bar Alegre splits a third-floor Horikawa-cho room in Hiroshima between a tea-house entrance and a back bar modelled on a 1920s speakeasy.
DrinkSeasonal fruit cocktails
TipThere are two doors: a tea-room entrance cut so low that everyone bows to get in, and a hidden speakeasy door beside it.
American Pub Ace on Yagenbori is the Hiroshima room that stays open to 05:00 with burgers, darts, billiards and a poker table in the back.
DrinkBottled beer
TipSundays and public holidays close at 02:00, three hours earlier than the rest of the week.
Bambino spreads a teppan dining bar over two Mikawa-cho floors in Hiroshima, cooking omurice up to the 04:00 kitchen close every night of the week.
DrinkHighballs
TipSimulation golf, darts and karaoke share the upper floor, so it works better for a group than a quiet drink.
Bar Alegre splits a third-floor Horikawa-cho room in Hiroshima between a tea-house entrance and a back bar modelled on a 1920s speakeasy.
DrinkSeasonal fruit cocktails
TipThere are two doors: a tea-room entrance cut so low that everyone bows to get in, and a hidden speakeasy door beside it.
Helen works a speakeasy-styled hideaway in Komachi, the Hiroshima room that pours Yamazaki and Hakushu once the cafe service ends at 18:00.
DrinkJapanese whisky flight
TipSame door, two businesses: desserts and coffee until 18:00, whisky and cocktails until 23:30.
