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Discovering Inexpensive Stand-Up Soba in Tokyo

In the heart of Tokyo's Nakai area, comedian Tsukaji Takeshi from the group Drunk Dragon embarks on a delightful journey to uncover the hidden gems of stand-up soba shops. His latest adventure leads him to the charming little establishment, Inaka Soba Suzaka, where he is pleasantly surprised by both the prices and quality of the delicious soba noodles on offer.

After exploring the vibrant streets filled with echoes of the past from when Nakai was a craftsman’s district, Tsukaji stumbles upon the Hobby Center Kato Tokyo. This store, which specializes in train models, features an impressive diorama and offers enthusiasts a chance to operate their own models. Naturally, Tsukaji, a fan of trains, instantly gets nostalgic upon finding a model of the Nankai Railway, reminiscent of his childhood. The experience of controlling the train brings a thrilling blend of excitement and nostalgia, culminating in a heartwarming conversation with a young train enthusiast who shares his passion for models.

After this delightful detour, Tsukaji makes his way to the stand-up soba shop he had heard so much about. With a mantra of affordability, Inaka Soba Suzaka offers enticing deals like the Asatokusei set for just 500 yen, which includes soba and a rice bowl, and a happy hour with drinks for only 250 yen. Tsukaji finds himself intrigued as he steps inside this bustling eatery, greeted by a wall adorned with mouth-watering pictures of various dishes.

Upon chatting with the owner, Tsukaji learns that his background in running an izakaya (Japanese pub) has directly influenced the way this stand-up soba shop operates. The name