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[Takadanobaba] Baba Rock Media Coverage History | A Comprehensive Summary from TV, Magazines to Overseas Media

Since opening our izakaya in Takadanobaba's drinking district, commonly known as "Ura-Baba," Baba Rock has thankfully been featured in various media outlets. In this article, we look back at the history of our media coverage since right after opening, along with behind-the-scenes stories from back then...

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[Takadanobaba] The Origin of the Name "Sumiyaki Choja Baba Rock" | A Triple Meaning of Asakusa Roku-ku, ROCK, and Folktales

What does "Sumiyaki Choja Baba Rock" actually mean? Thankfully, people still ask us this often. Actually, this restaurant name is a "triple meaning" loaded with three significances when we opened. Today, we'll reveal the secret a little bit...

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[Takadanobaba] Baba Rock Opened on the Site of a "Famed Cafe" | The 36-Year Legacy of Cafe Misty and the Gourmet History of Ura-Baba

Today, please bear with us for a little walk down memory lane. Our restaurant opened in Takadanobaba in July 2012. Rereading the blog from our opening days brought up stories about the "previous restaurant" at this location, and we wanted to introduce it again...

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【3 min walk from Takadanobaba Station】Robatayaki izakaya popular among working professionals | Semi-private rooms available | All-you-can-drink available

■ Conclusion: Takadanobaba's robatayaki (charcoal grill) that continues to be chosen for its "convenience" after work. 3 minutes on foot from Takadanobaba Station, Waseda Exit. Sumiyaki Choja Baba Rock has been in business for 14 years, with working professionals making up 80% of our clientele, used as a "great robatayaki (charcoal grill) for after work"...

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