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新潟県新潟市東区はなみずき1丁目16−23
This venue is a tobacco shop.
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Photo coming soon新潟県新潟市東区はなみずき1丁目16−23
This venue is a tobacco shop.
Photo coming soon新潟県長岡市西宮内2丁目141
A tobacco shop where you can buy cigars. In a traditional old-style tobacco shop atmosphere, you can enjoy choosing from a wide selection of tobacco. It also carries pipe tobacco, making it a good fit for people who want to take their time finding what they like. It is easy to use as a casual place to stop by, and has a simple, unpretentious feel that makes it easy to visit alone.



新潟県新潟市中央区上所上1丁目7−20
The selection of cigars ranges from premium cigars to cigarillos, alongside imported cigarettes and pipe tobacco. Customers can ask the knowledgeable owner for advice based on their preferences before choosing one. Smoking spaces are available both inside and outside, allowing a purchased cigar to be enjoyed on site. Visitors describe friendly service and an atmosphere where it is easy to ask about cigars or other tobacco products.



新潟県新潟市中央区古町通6番町974
Cigars can be purchased here, and some reviews mention the Dutch-made [CAFE CREAM] as a pleasantly aromatic cigar tobacco. As a tobacco shop, it is an easy place to casually pick up brands and enjoy shopping. There are also reviews saying the owner is friendly and polite, and that people stop by for advice on seals and fountain pens, giving the shop a familiar and approachable atmosphere. It is suitable for people who want to choose a cigar while chatting with the owner and looking for one that suits their taste.



新潟県上越市仲町3丁目1−5
The single-cigar selection spans Cuban Cohiba, Montecristo, and Romeo y Julieta, Dominican VegaFina, and Honduran Flor de Copan, with 11 premium cigar items also offered online. Visitors describe the owner explaining brands carefully, which makes a first cigar easier to discuss. Cigarillos, little cigars, Toscanello, pipe tobacco, and roll-your-own shag broaden the range. This Joetsu tobacco specialist is useful for comparing less common brands.
Hamaki Suitai currently lists 5 cigar shops in Niigata, Japan.
Yes — 3 shops are marked as beginner-friendly. Look for the "Beginner-friendly" tag in the list.
Yes. In Japan you must be 20 or older to smoke, and people under 20 are not allowed to enter smoking areas. This service is intended for adults aged 20 and over.
Listed information may have changed — please check each shop's official sources for the latest opening hours.
Smoking under the age of 20 is prohibited by law in Japan.