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Kyoto Izakaya
Apparently the red lantern signifies that it's a certain kind of restaurant, see Wikipedia:
The name "izakaya" is a compound word consisting of "i" (to stay) and "sakaya" (sake shop), showing that izakaya originate from sake shops that allowed customers to sit at the premises to drink.[1]
Izakaya are sometimes called akachōchin (red lantern) in daily conversation, because these paper lanterns are traditionally found in front of an izakaya.
Kyoto Izakaya
Apparently the red lantern signifies that it's a certain kind of restaurant, see Wikipedia:
The name "izakaya" is a compound word consisting of "i" (to stay) and "sakaya" (sake shop), showing that izakaya originate from sake shops that allowed customers to sit at the premises to drink.[1]
Izakaya are sometimes called akachōchin (red lantern) in daily conversation, because these paper lanterns are traditionally found in front of an izakaya.