T masa
It's a shop with a nice atmosphere.

Location: Japan, 〒542-0085 Osaka, Chuo Ward, Shinsaibashisuji, 2 Chome−3−5 5階
Dotonbori, Osaka
A relaxed fifth-floor bar in Shinsaibashi, sharing the same building as LOGUE BAR for a bar-hopping evening.
A relaxed fifth-floor bar in Shinsaibashi, sharing the same building as LOGUE BAR for a bar-hopping evening.
Ooki na Wa, meaning "big wheel" or "big ring," is a bar on the fifth floor of the Nippo Fine Plaza building on Shinsaibashisuji, directly above LOGUE BAR. The two venues share a building, making the floor a natural stop for a bar-hopping evening in the Shinsaibashi area. Ooki na Wa offers its own distinct atmosphere, complementary to but separate from the flair bartending downstairs. The bar caters to a late-night clientele, with drinks and a relaxed setting that encourages conversation over spectacle. Its position in a building with multiple bars means it benefits from a steady flow of regulars and visitors exploring the Minami nightlife scene. The name suggests a sense of connection and inclusivity, which reflects the welcoming approach of the staff. For those already visiting LOGUE BAR or simply exploring the Shinsaibashi bar scene, Ooki na Wa provides a calm, companionable alternative floor. It is a quiet, friendly addition to one of Osaka's most concentrated nightlife buildings.Based on 23 Google reviews
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T masa
It's a shop with a nice atmosphere.
白井魚嘆
A mysterious space that wouldn't have felt out of place 40 years ago
黒田均
It's a lovely bar with a great atmosphere and live music.
Takashi Kishi
I went to see a live acoustic performance. The acoustics and atmosphere were great, and I'd love to come back again.
かにゃんクリエイト
It's become an annual tradition: THAMII's New Year's Eve/New Year's Day live performance! …

大きな輪

Interior of a cluttered shop or cafe
A dimly lit interior space featuring an ornate chandelier hanging from the ceiling. The walls are lined with shelves filled with books, framed pictures, and various decorative items. A desk in the foreground holds papers and magazines. Posters and signs adorn the upper walls, including one mentioning 'ACTION' and another with Chinese characters.
















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