Wine Cave Fujikonishi
ワインカーヴ藤小西
A hidden wine cave in Nakano-sakaue that you enter by ringing the intercom
A wine cave in an apartment unit in Nakano-sakaue, run by a liquor store founded in 1922. With its hideaway feel—you ring the intercom at the entrance to get in—it stocks 300–400 wines (about 1,000 bottles), centered on natural wine and Japanese wine (made only from grapes grown in Japan). Bottles are opened every day, so you can try a wine that catches your eye through paid tasting in kakuuchi (drinking in the shop) style before you buy.
A liquor store founded in 1922 that was remodeled into its current style in 2016. Located in an apartment unit, it is a hideaway you enter by ringing the intercom for Room 201 at the entrance. It carries 300–400 wines (about 1,000 bottles), centered on natural wine and Japanese wine, and the manager visits wine regions once or twice a month to buy.
| Nearest station | Nakano-sakaue Station (5 min walk) |
|---|---|
| Opening hours | 12:00–21:00 |
| Closed | Closed Sundays and Mondays |
| Tasting / drinking in | Paid tasting, kakuuchi style. Two to seven wines are open at any time, and on full-moon days there are specials such as aged Japanese wine. |
| Address | 東京都中野区中央2-2-9 第3戸谷ビル201 |
| Phone | 03-3365-2244 |
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