83rd

Spirits and words, arranged on the 83rd shelf.

A small ten-seat bar in a quiet corner of Yokohama, Japan.

Location & Information

A small bar on the sixth floor in Bashamichi, Yokohama. Please check the building name and map before visiting.

Bar information

Bar
bar 83rd
Address
5-66 Tokiwacho, Naka-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa Printemps Building 6F
Nearby stations
Kannai Station (Yokohama Municipal Subway / JR), Bashamichi Station (Minatomirai Line), Sakuragicho Station (JR)
Opening hours
6:30 PM–1:00 AM
Regular closing days
Sundays, public holidays & alternate Saturdays
Seats
4 counter seats / sofa seating area
Telephone
+81-45-227-5036

Before your visit

Smoking
The indoor bar is smoke-free, including e-cigarettes. Smoking is permitted on the terrace.
Important information
For groups of four or more, we may be unable to accommodate you without prior notice. Please contact us in advance.
Credit cards
VISA / Mastercard / JCB / AMEX / Diners
QR payments
PayPay / au PAY

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Check before visiting

We have only ten seats. Please check availability before your first visit or when coming as a group.

Call the bar +81-45-227-5036 Message on LINE Official LINE

Look for the quiet doorway in Bashamichi, then take your time enjoying a drink in Yokohama.

66 From the Owner The thought behind a small bar

Yokohama, where bar culture in Japan began.

What a small bar can offer.

In this city, with more than 160 years of history, I consider it a genuine privilege to stand behind the counter each day and welcome my guests.

Our bar has just ten seats, tucked away on the top floor of a building in Bashamichi. It can be a little difficult to find, but beyond the heavy door you will discover comfortable sofa seating for unhurried conversation and a rooftop terrace overlooking the night lights of Minato Mirai.

To let everyone enjoy the delicate aromas of their drinks, the indoor bar is entirely smoke-free. We ask guests to smoke both cigarettes and electronic cigarettes on the terrace, just beyond the door. Whether you smoke or not, I hope everyone can spend a peaceful evening with the Yokohama night breeze.

Today, we place great value on a membership program that offers special privileges. It is not intended to make the bar feel exclusive or difficult to enter.

In a bar with only ten seats, it is not easy to keep every kind of spirit and fresh fruit in stock. But through a closer connection with our members, we can learn each guest’s preferences and prepare a drink especially suited to the evening of their visit.

A bottle quietly set aside just for you. It is rather like a special drink that belongs to you alone, one you will not find on the menu.

Precisely because we are small, I want to accommodate each guest’s wishes as much as possible. Our membership privileges are one way of offering quiet, thoughtful hospitality.

Although ours is a shot bar, guests may also keep a favorite bottle here. To pour a drink from your own bottle and enjoy a quiet conversation away from the bustle of everyday life: having fallen in love with Yokohama’s bar culture and made this city my home, I hope to create a gathering place for adults that feels both familiar and new.

I believe that being small allows us to offer something special. May an evening spent sitting quietly with a glass in Yokohama leave a pleasant memory. Tonight, as always, I look forward to welcoming you from behind the counter.