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Anchorage Counter Bar

「鎮守府カウンターバー」

Initial Release

Via January 23rd, 2015 Update
The bar will change drinks based on the secretary ship. May actually vary instead.
Before 22:00 JST, it may be beer. At 01:00 JST, the bar closes (nearly).

Expansion

Via February 23rd, 2015 Update
The bar now has additional wine & juice variations
The hours seem to have extended to 24/7.

List

(initial release)(Incomplete)

Beer: Nagatsuki, Akatsuki Class

Beer & edamame: I-401 (?), Tokitsukaze

Whiskey set: Hayashimo, Tatsuta, Yuubari, Chikuma, Prinz Eugen, Nachi, Ashigara (not Kai Ni), Hiyou, Souryuu, Kongou, Mutsu, Bismarck

Sake: Hatsuharu, Myoukou, Houshou, Shouhou Class, Jun'you, Chitose, Kirishima, Yamashiro, Musashi, Akashi

Sake & snacks: Kiso, Kaga, Hiryuu, Akitsu Maru

Nothing: Amatsukaze, Tenryuu, Ooi, Kitakami, Sendai Class, Noshiro, Yahagi, Haguro, Takao Class, Tone, Ryuujou, Chiyoda, Akagi, Shoukaku, Hiei, Haruna, Fusou

Drunkards: Hayashimo, Kiso, Nachi, Ashigara, Chitose, Jun'you, Mutsu, Musashi

They won't stop when the bar closes

(expansion)(unknown how much of above holds true)

Beer: Agano, Noshiro, Sakawa

Chanpuru until 1AM: Iku, Asashimo, Jun'you, Musashi

Juice: Akatsuki, Ikazuchi, Inazuma

Juice & Sandwich: Nagato

Sake until 5AM: I-19, Asashimo, Jun'you, Musashi

Wine: Murasame, Tatsuta, Yuubari, Suzuya, Kumano, Prinz Eugen, Haruna, Bismarck, Souryuu U-511

Whiskey: Hibiki, Yahagi

Uncategorized drinkers: Taigei, Asashimo, Katori, Shigure, Yuudachi, Hatsukaze, Akizuki, Samidare, Suzukaze, Fusou, Sendai, Jintsuu, Naka, Haguro, Maruyu, I-8, I-58, I-168, I-401, Akagi, Kaga, Hiryuu, Shoukaku, Zuikaku, Taihou, Unryuu, Amagi, Hiei

Table

(Incomplete & untranslated image)

Notes

Bottle naming

....I noticed that several of the bottles had the names of the 'hard drinking eight' on them. Finally dawned on me that probably this is representing the 'bottle keep' service that they do (especially in smaller bars) in Japan. Basically, you buy a bottle of your favorite booze and leave it at the shop. The shop will hang a name card very similar to what you see in the graphics around the neck of the bottle, and every time you revisit the bar/izakaya you can request for your bottle to be brought to you. Depending on what you request with it (ice, water, soda water, distilled essence of innocence, etcetera) you might have a small service charge, but other than that you buy your bottle and drink to your hearts content without having to pay per drink....