Suica, PASMO, ICOCA can be used for payment at Nakau ?

Nakau

Naka-U was founded in June 1969 as a handmade udon restaurant in Ibaraki City, Osaka Prefecture. The name "Naka-U" is derived from the Chinese character for "udon shop" and the Chinese character for "udon restaurant," which was changed to the Chinese character for "udo," which has the same pronunciation and is associated with the auspiciousness of the word "udo. The auspiciousness of the character for "卯" is that it is shaped like the double-sided door of the Kannon (Goddess of Mercy), which is both auspicious and helpful. It is also a symbol of the Chinese zodiac sign of "卯," which means "rabbit" in Japanese, and is also a wish that the company will leap forward and prosper, which is where the name "Nakau" comes from.

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Nakau Official Site

Suica, PASMO, ICOCA

Suica is a widely used contactless smart card in Japan, mainly in the Greater Tokyo Area. It is issued by the East Japan Railway Company (JR East) and can be used for convenient and cashless transportation on trains, subways, buses, and even some ferries. Suica can also be used for payments at vending machines, convenience stores, restaurants, and retail shops. Users can charge their Suica cards with funds and simply tap them on card readers to make payments or access public transportation services. The card is rechargeable and reloadable, making it a practical option for both residents and tourists exploring Japan's capital and surrounding regions.

Suica, PASMO, ICOCA Official Site