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Hachinohe's first shisha bar. Slow smoke, low light and music in the middle of downtown — a deep-night room that stays open until 5 in the morning.
In July 2024, AZ opened in Nagayokocho as the first shisha bar in Hachinohe — a city better known for its morning markets, its shrine island of Kabushima, and its lantern-lit yokocho alleys.
A shisha bar is not only a place to smoke. It is a place where the night slows down — where travelers, people in town on business, and locals share the same low light until the small hours.
AZ keeps that light on every single night of the year, from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. — the last deep breath of Hachinohe's night, a few steps from the yokocho.
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No regular holidays. Whenever Hachinohe's night is on, AZ is on.
Doors at 20:00, last smoke deep into the night — one of the latest rooms in downtown Hachinohe.
About 80 m — a one-minute walk, southeast of AZ on the same street.
AZ brought shisha culture to Hachinohe for the first time. Settle into the low light, watch the coals glow, and let the smoke set the pace of the night. The film above is from AZ's own official site — the room as it really is.
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About 250 m northwest of AZ — roughly a four-minute walk — Miroku Yokocho packs tiny food stalls under strings of lanterns. It is the classic first act of a Hachinohe night. Eat, drink, wander the alleys… then drift over to AZ for the slow second act.
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Kabushima — the gull-covered island crowned by Kabushima Shrine — is the symbol of Hachinohe, the image every visitor carries home. See it under the blue sky by day; then come back downtown, where AZ holds the city's other face: the night.
Plan Your Night→Every pin below sits on verified coordinates. Pick a hotel — or the yokocho — and the dashed line draws your walk along the real streets to AZ, with the route distance and walking time.
Hirai Bldg. 2F, 15-5 Nagayokocho. Open 20:00–05:00, every night.
Routes follow OpenStreetMap street geometry (pedestrian routing, computed Nov 2026); walking time = route distance at 80 m/min. Straight-line distances in the list are the verified figures from the coordinate table. Map: OpenFreeMap vector tiles, © OpenStreetMap contributors.
