The shopkeepers of this seafood izakaya order fresh seafood from the market every day, along with Japanese sake. Not only do they offer sake that pairs well with the seafood, but they also have shochu, fruit liquors, and classic liquors such as cocktails and whiskey lining the shelves.

The Omakase Assorted Sashimi dish brings 2 servings for ¥3000 (excluding tax) and is perfect to enjoy with your sake. Tuna is the main ingredient here, and you can enjoy plenty more seasonal seafoods chosen by the shopkeeper according to season. By all means, order yourself a glass and give this dish a try.

One of their features is how particular they are about the quality control of their alcohol, so the taste of the sake you drink will always be in the best condition. It is also close to Tobitakyu Station near the stadium, and a place where you can enjoy the marriage of seafood and sake to the fullest.

When sightseeing in Japan, one thing you will want to enjoy by all means is its unique ramen culture. Obachitei is a popular ramen restaurant that has stood in Chofu for 33 year and serves rich, delicious ramen with the taste of freshly ground sesame.

The Suribachi Miso Ramen (¥750, tax included), a bowl of mashed sesame seeds served directly with the soup and noodles, is the most popular item in the shop. It is a homemade miso soup with a seasoning blend containing over 10 different seasonings, a delicious flavor you won't taste anywhere else. The flavor of the simmered sesame seeds complements the taste of the creamy miso. You can upgrade to a large size for no additional charge.

The gyoza side dish (¥450, tax included), flavored with garlic, is a perfect snack to go along with your drinks. You can order beer (¥500, tax included) in shop, making it a great place to grab a few drinks before watching the game.*English menu also available

This is a Chinese restaurant located on the 1st floor of the Chofu Urban Hotel near Tokyo Stadium. The Chinese chef, who has inherited the traditions and techniques of Sichuan, China, carefully prepares these authentic Chinese dishes one by one.

At lunchtime you can enjoy a limited Lunch Service Buffet (weekdays ¥1000, weekend ¥1200, tax not included), where you can choose one of 17 dishes, vegetable based side dishes, soups and salads, and drinks. On weekends and holidays, they also offer Weekend Buffet Lunches, with 20 types of authentic Chinese all-you-can-eat foods, so you can eat to your heart's content.
*The buffet lunch is limited to 90 minutes on weekends

Only 5 minutes on foot from Tokyo Stadium, it is also very conveniently located, and even has a large room that fits up to 100 people.

This udon shop is run by a soccer school company. You can get Sanuki udon, characterized by noodles made with Kagawa Prefecture’s specialty pepper. This restaurant is relatively new, opened in 2017, where you can enjoy regional cuisine in a chic cafe-style interior.

The No. 1 popular menu item is the Gyu-shigure Udon (¥750, tax included), a luxurious udon masterpiece topped with sweet and spicy domestic beef. The soup broth is flavored with rich soy sauce, and goes amazingly well with the beef shigure! In addition, not only do they use ingredients from Kagawa Prefecture, but also carefully selected Japanese produce such as ginger and Tokushima's specialty sudachi, a citrus fruit.

The restaurant also offers many alcoholic drinks, so you can eat udon while enjoying sake and shochu. The shop tends to get crowded with local customers at lunch time, so it is recommended to stop by right at opening time if you can.

This is an Italian bar where you can enjoy drinks while watching the sporting events via 3 large TV monitors. Alcoholic beverages are reasonably priced from ¥500 (tax not included), and a variety of foods are also available.

Not only do they have à la carte dishes such as mixed nuts (¥300, tax not included) and potato fries (¥300, tax not included), but they also offer a full-fledged restaurant menu with options such as beef stew (¥1200, tax not included) and duck cooked in red wine (¥1200, tax not included).

This well-established sports bar has been visited by many athletes since its opening 16 years ago. In particular, many professional soccer players from Tokyo Stadium have visited, and the wall inside the shop is covered in autographs.

The high-end dining bar Mako is also an affiliated shop, so if you want to enjoy more drinks, please feel free to stop by there as well.

The shops introduced here are all situated around Tobitakyu Station, the station nearest to Tokyo Stadium where the rugby match will be held. There are many shops where you can drink during lunch time, so by all means, feel free to stop by before the match, or while sightseeing.