Anything is fine by me. As I said, I wouldn't mind having a drink or
two at LittleBSD first, just to see what it's like, but the food will
probably be much better at a chanko place.

It's hard to decide which one of the two would be the more authentic
Japanese experience. :-)

cjs
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On Fri, 19 Mar 2004, Masao Uebayashi wrote:

> > BTW, I don't actually know the names of any of these nabe places in
> > Ryogoku, so someone else would have to find one that looks good and make
> > a reservation, unless we're just going to wander around and find one.
> > It ought not be too crowded on a Wednesday night, though, so wandering
> > around is definitely an option.
>
> There should be many Nabe restaurants in Ryogoku, where many Sumo
> wrestlers live / visit.  (Sumo wrestlers' Nabe are called Chanko.)
>
> You can find easily such Chanko restaurants in Ryogoku.  But still,
> it'd be better to reserve one, not wandering around.
>
> How about picking up one from this?
>
> 	http://www.ryogoku.com/info/chanko/chanko.html
>
> (The URL is got by searching Google with "$BN>9q(B $B$A$c$s$3(B" and [I'm
> Feeling Lucky]. :-)
>
> Masao
>